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by 486sx33 2y ago
It’s important, and can change the tuning in spring and fall cycles most of the US is too dry in the home, and humidification is helpful for all wood in your home - to a point of course. Approx 55% is optimal Of course in the south it’s the
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Really? Do you mean countries stopped trading with Germany and lead to the rise of Adolph Hitlers nazi party ? Or do you mean something else? Because if China thinks they’re going to be the next adolf Hitler if we stop buying Chinese crap -
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Terrific! Any country with proper environmental standards should have open trade. Those who do not - should have heavy (large) environmental (based) tariffs. For example any country caught not following the Montreal protocol should have al
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by 486sx33 2y ago
“4K Bluray playback on PCs is effectively being phased out.” Which will only perpetuate and speed up the problem. 4K blu ray discs suck on a lot of new tvs and players for frame rate and detail so the best visual experience is going to be o
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Related ? https://techcentral.co.za/whistle-blower-alleges-widespread-...
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Biometrics for age verification sounds awful. Really the problems with any sort of age verification system that uses your real name and ID are leaks, identity theft, and advertising. Imagine your unique ad id is your actual info. Or a leak
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Go and photograph commercial street - right away! After completing the task, he found it was just for Kubrick to show off to his colleague
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Outlook (old) is okay on Mac Teams is a dumpster fire on every platform
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I think I had similar feelings but took an open mind and love my m2 pro Sometimes an open mind reaps rewards friend
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Who started carbon credit trading? ENRON !
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by 486sx33 2y ago
There are less police on the street and monitoring traffic than ever. Somehow we have more cops and way less visibility. Guess they are sit at a desk and pretend to work now ?
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I bought a Cisco 4321 from Newegg once. It ran, but had a weird Chinese sticker on it. Otherwise totally looked 100% legit, ran ios (albeit an old version). It ran at like 98% cpu utilization constantly but worked, after a few years it just
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by 486sx33 2y ago
“ mimic doctor’s notes and reduce the amount of paperwork a physician would have to manually compile.” So there is AI making up doctors notes ? That’s extremely contentious. In Ontario doctors are paid per patient per year and then also per
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I do the same, but unfortunately need internet access on win 11 (for the same reason I need windows at all, a historic thin client upon which a large corporation I work for uses)… I could just run a cloud vm with windows 7 for the same purp
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Not sure about the expensive lease angle. The red lobster in my home town has had the same physical location longer than I’ve been alive. I assume many other red lobster locations are in the same situation.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
“ significant chunks of it were hand-coded in Arm assembly code” as all modern OS should be at the kernel level
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Commercially produced DVDs don’t fail due to age in my experience, but they do get scratched or corroded to the point of being error riddled. Burnt CD-R and DVD-R definitely had a reduced life. CD-RW even worse
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by 486sx33 2y ago
It seems cassette (VHS) has had the best longevity
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by 486sx33 2y ago
You own the hardware - not everything on it. Should you have control of everything on your own hardware? I think yes, but that’s a different thing.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
So your phone should come with a lifetime license for all its software for free ? What about new apps and features ? You can currently get everything in the iOS ecosystem on an iPhone 11 that you paid for how many years ago? It is funny to
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by 486sx33 2y ago
They charge what the market will pay. Should they make a gross profit of 4% ? How about zero?
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Everyone wants 60A minimum at 240v. But 30A is just fine, you’re home all night to charge anyway
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by 486sx33 3y ago
Nice part of that pain came when XP was released. Win 2000 drivers mostly all happily loaded into Win XP !
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by 486sx33 3y ago
Almost bought a ford mustang but for some reason that year ford did not have CarPlay that worked via Bluetooth , you had to have the phone hooked up via usb and maps was glitchy as hell during the test drive. Bought a challenger instead whi
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by 486sx33 3y ago
Obviously from covid vaccine damage
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by 486sx33 3y ago
My 1990 Nissan pickup made 380,000 km on its original clutch. 2.4 liters of 4 cylinders totally underpowered will do that. At least a starter every 100k and alternator every 150k though !
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by 486sx33 3y ago
Even then, no dialer, trumpet winsock it was to get online. Win 95 had the first dialer and tcp/ip integration
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by 486sx33 3y ago
Because AI models kept trying to train on twitter for free.
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by 486sx33 3y ago
What is the income tax rate in the Ukraine ? What in the average total income tax rate in the US? Why are we subsidizing a country that has way less taxes than our own? Because Ooga booga Russia? Cmon, Ukraine has played both sides for far
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by 486sx33 3y ago
Well, that’s quite a political angle! I’d hazard to guess it has more to do with the fact that automotive insurance in BC is government run insurance and they want to limit their liabilities. But, it could be the limo mafia too as you say

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