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541.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
>What is your lame priority for sticking with it? Adobe and Autodesk products. >If it's using Excel or Word with a bunch of customizations that won't work in LibreOffice, again you need to change your priorities or approach
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by 0xffff2 5y ago
You can still get good quality fuel cans. Just don't complain about the price. wavianusa.com
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by 0xffff2 5y ago
>I think without the momentum of their office suite, corporate integration and PC gaming, Windows would probably quickly fade out. Also the entire line of Adobe and Autodesk products. Photo editing, vector graphics and CAD in any form se
544.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
The formatting in italics makes this seem like a quote, but I can't find a source. Is this a quote from a larger work?
545.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
> I wouldn't be surprised if that weird, seemingly-intentionally-hard-to-read style is also present in at least some parts of NASA, especially up at the administration level. Unfortunately I direct experience and it's definitel
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by 0xffff2 5y ago
I wish this was a universal truth. I've had various degrees of success maintaining a steady workout routine during various periods of my life, but I universally hate exercising, even during periods where I'm doing it very consiste
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by 0xffff2 5y ago
> I'll go to respected online stores ... such as? The only general-purpose online store available to me is Amazon as far as I know, and I certainly wouldn't call them respected.
548.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Looks interesting, but am I crazy for thinking that $10/month is an insane price to pay for a general purpose search engine? Surely Google wouldn't making anywhere near $10/month off of me even if I disabled adblock.
549.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
I actually think the resource depletion mechanics are the one thing missing from Satisfactory. Constantly adjusting to keep the raw materials flowing in is one of the things that keeps Factorio from getting stale for me.
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by 0xffff2 5y ago
I love construction/management games but I very rarely "finish" them for exactly this reason. The moment I can see exactly how I would go about making it to the end goal, I'm done.
551.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
> HughesNet provides better service at a lower price You're either a troll or you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. As a former Hughesnet customer, now on Starlink I can tell you first hand that literal 56k dia
552.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
My very dumb, 20 year old, dishwasher is perfectly capable of cutting the water when the latch is disengaged at any point in the cycle. I through utensils that got overlooked in up to 5 or so minutes after it starts and it has never caused
553.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
For new appliances, just don't connect them to your WiFi? I agree about new cars though.
554.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Can't speak to dishwashers since my 20 year old model that came with the house is still working just fine, but I replaced my fridge and washing machine in the last couple of years. It's honestly hard to find a decent appliance tha
555.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Funny, there is another comment in this thread that counts the interior buttons as a feature. Can't please everyone I guess.
556.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
NIST has made this recommendation for years. Sadly, I work for another branch of the Federal government and despite the NIST guidance I still have to rotate my password every 60 days. (Actually, the starts sending me daily emails warning me
557.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
It varies widely . For just me, I'd estimate a two year supply of toilet paper is ~24 rolls. For another member of my household, well, I doubt a two years supply would physically fit in my 3 bedroom house.
558.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
I only ever worked a tipped job in California, where there is no separate tipped minimum, but it's a very common refrain from service industry workers commenting online that this "top up" happens far less often than you would
559.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
I take it you no longer find those things to be stupid? One of the biggest benefits of Signal over iMessage/SMS for me is that I can use a desktop client for messaging 99% of the time. Is it really remotely common for people to write b
560.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Employees cost more than just their salaries. I doubt there's any software-based business anywhere in the US with more than ~6-8 employees on $1m revenue.
561.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
If everyone "takes a break", then how does your average city dweller acquire food? The naieve reading of the phrase "why not take a break" would imply that no one is staffing the supermarkets, no one is driving trucks to
562.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Eh, some people where born and raised there. I don't really feel like I had any agency over the policies of the state of California despite it having been my home for the first 33 of my 34 years. I would have loved to stay in Californi
563.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Canon is very likely done producing new DSLRs: https://petapixel.com/2021/12/28/canon-confirms-weve-seen-it...
564.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
But if I'm moving an hour away, why not move farther? I was born, raised and have lived 31 out of 34 years in California and I just can't fathom why anyone would choose to live here anymore. I bought a house in Southern Oregon 4
565.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Bizarrely, my work office phone (at a US Federal agency no less) was switched from 7 for an outside line to 9 just before the pandemic hit. People really like 9 for some reason.
566.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
It kind of is. How many times have you ever called 911? I never have.
567.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Only if the auto-braking works perfectly. If it ever auto-brakes when it shouldn't have there's a good chance of it causing more risk than if it hadn't been there at all.
568.
by 0xffff2 5y ago
Possible? probably. Lower complexity than the monstrosity that is JWST? Doubtful.
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by 0xffff2 5y ago
The link won't load for me, but based on a quote from the full FTC ruling someone else posted, I'm pretty sure it's the FTC and this rule would do just that. The ruling seem to be much broader than the headline implies.
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by 0xffff2 5y ago
Sure, but if it's possible to cause bit flips in basically all currently available components, then what's the point? Return all of your RAM and have a non-functional computer?

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