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by 486sx33 2y ago
Exactly.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Let’s just say you’re a wealthy consumer with a million dollars in the bank. You’d still buy things with a credit card, why? 1. Purchase protection (insurance) 2. Chargeback protection 3. Rewards either points or “cash back” 4. Merchants
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by 486sx33 2y ago
It’s possible there were cars sold before that weekend that didn’t have credits registers yet. And also possible that a lot of people placed orders that weekend to take advantage of the credit. (Which was how the program was supposed to wor
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by 486sx33 2y ago
“A guy that I talked to 12 years ago that worked at Apple.” I’m reminded of my friend in grade school that had “an uncle that worked at Nintendo”. Not saying he didn’t, but just because someone works there doesn’t mean they know what’s goin
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I’m not convinced they were ever trying to say a Mac mini could create a production film on its own. This isn’t how post production works…
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by 486sx33 2y ago
VERY reasonable , if not a total piece of crap with fake copied hardware, a security nightmare with hardware level integrated spyware. Don’t bother importing. They should start seizing these at the port
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Sort of but 1. You can still have an OS without an Apple ID, it just sucks 2. When you buy an Apple device, you did the research and know “the deal”. Microsoft doesn’t market devices that way, they want to work on every device and control
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Trained on TikTok I guess ?
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Somewhat related and mentioned in the article. New to me. https://www.theverge.com/2023/10/11/23913107/microsoft-windo...
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Funny enough PS/2 has found its niche and is included on most “gaming” motherboards because - less latency than USB! ps/2 has higher system priority
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I love CSV for a number of reasons. Not the least of which it’s super easy to write a program (code) in C to directly output all kinds of things to CSV. You can also write simple middleware to go from just about any database or just general
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by 486sx33 2y ago
There is quite a selection in the link I posted… for example FreeBSD/ARM
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by 486sx33 2y ago
It’s not possible for everyone to have decent living standards. China and India need to decrease their birth rate so the rest of the world can thrive
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by 486sx33 2y ago
These paywalls are getting really ridiculous and out of control.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Unfortunately, outlawing cash transactions really isn’t good for people. I know the cause sounds good here but the method isn’t wonderful.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
For whatever reason gmail search has gotten a whole lot worse recently. Between that and shoving Gemini in my face everywhere I’m pretty pissed off at Google. If our whole org wasn’t so locked into Google workspace and there was a good alte
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by 486sx33 2y ago
There is an arm version of pretty much every major Linux distribution now. I’ve used mint, debian, and kali all on arm. Also, see below https://distroware.gitlab.io/lists/RunsOnARM/
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Huatulco was a beautiful and safe place, many burnt out American kids found or lost themselves there. The cartels were not active in this area and the military had many checkpoints on the highways. Zipolite was sort of how you’d imagine Cal
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I think this marks the end of Oracle.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Merry Christmas! Your dad isn’t your dad, your biological father is actually mommy’s old “friend” from work - Bill!
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by 486sx33 2y ago
And her business is selling drinks infused with hemp which is federally illegal. A TN visa is a non immigrant visa, you should not be building a life in the US with it.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Actually, I’ve had a lot of realtors that added value. And lots that didn’t. They are not all useless middlemen though.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Source : https://archive.org/details/Hacking_The_Cable_Modem_2006
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Certain DOCSIS cable modems … had a similar flaw “With many users now using modified config files to uncap their modems, most cable modem service providers acted to defeat this exploit by turning on the DOCSIS security feature that requires
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Boo Income based anything is completely anti American
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Yes, 100% they have. And now they’ve moved from e-bikes to cars it seems
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Like most people my age, my first Internet experience at home was with lynx on a Unix shell. We shared credentials for an account at the school board that we scored from a teachers aid. It was sweet to dial into the school board (same numbe
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Then force all electric cars to be charged only by solar!
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Sure, but as long as we are burning natural gas, hydrogen is a bonus. Either use it or let it be wasted. Using it to power public transportation is a great idea, if only we can get some better hydrogen fueling infrastructure. It should have
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by 486sx33 2y ago
This is exactly the kind of crap Canada needs to cut out. She should have been arrested at the Canadian border. Canada needs to stop importing fentanyl pre cursors from China. Canada needs to stop. yesterday. being a net exporter of fenta

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