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by 7speter 3y ago
Asians and Indians can be racist too. Also, those groups aren't the only minorities on earth.
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by 7speter 3y ago
As someone who is seemingly not from a preferred racial demo, I know exactly what this person is talking about.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Especially since Mormons had a lot of friction with the US government in the past.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Are you going to be paying for the electrical upgrades to homes that people on fixed incomes will need to get their 100+ year old homes up to code to be able to use one of these induction tops or should they just not live in a house to make
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by 7speter 3y ago
Theres a comment upthread championing this law because eventually government will ban all the miscreants who use gas powered appliances and heating from using them and using something much more hip and palatable to a subset of voters who ca
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by 7speter 3y ago
I don’t know if TSMC’s days are numbered, but at best they seem to be fumbling with their 3nm process and it kinda seems like Intel is hitting bottom as far as their process development woes are concerned. Theres an intel 7 refresh up next
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by 7speter 3y ago
Yawn. The story that starts the article (that tells the same story about the trades that all of these articles tell) takes place in Connecticut, but in NYC, homeowners aren’t allowed to touch anything electrical behind a wall. You have to p
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by 7speter 3y ago
We make pretty good Hondas and Toyotas, though. My household has a 20 year old Camry from Kentucky that starts practically every time you crank it (except when the battery is too old).
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by 7speter 3y ago
It seems that graphics cards are becoming luxury prices atm, for one.
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by 7speter 3y ago
At this point, I think people of a certain age would just be happy to have a parcel of land with a roof over their head to call their own as opposed to buying a house as some sort of long term investment whose value keeps accumulating (and
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by 7speter 3y ago
It might be because they dont meet safety standards (being 25+ years old and tiny) or because its right hand drive…
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by 7speter 3y ago
I thought the whole appeal for the maverick was that it was a hybrid truck that you’d be able to drive around a city (Ford marketing, itll be fine to drive anywhere probably)?
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by 7speter 3y ago
I imagine you’d okay if you ate gelatin (whether in stock, or jello are the knox stuff added to whatever)?
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by 7speter 3y ago
Touch id is still available on iphone SE’s but those are for old people /s
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by 7speter 3y ago
>…Oh that reminds me, "i know unix", why am I using this? And then I installed Ubuntu on the desktop box, and it works. And Steam and wine works, and it goes to sleep and wakes up, and amdgpu driver works, and HiDPI works, and
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by 7speter 3y ago
Sometimes being able to buy a house and raise a family is a good enough life.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Unemployed
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by 7speter 3y ago
Even then, google proved most people are okay with having their data collected and if they can get away with it, might as well profit off of it too. Also, maybe this is an old thing, but doesn’t ms get some money for having windows installe
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by 7speter 3y ago
Maybe I’m wrong but Windows is “free” (as in beer) unless you want to change your desktop, and then you have to fork over 100 dollars (if you don’t just buy a license from one of these grey market sellers who advertise on youtube). It seems
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by 7speter 4y ago
The article writer talks about his harbor freight iron. Harbor freight is the perfect place to buy a first <insert tool> to see if youre gonna use it enough to justify a higher quality version of said tool. What isn’t all that good of
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by 7speter 4y ago
There was that post maybe two weeks ago about the blender artist who was afraid they were out of a job because apparently some ai can do his sort of work based on prompts. Stable diffusion most definitely has use in creative industries, at
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by 7speter 4y ago
>If I were to be snarky I'd say that young people have everything stacked against them, economically speaking, that they realized that no amount of hard work will ever get them out ahead, so why bother working hard? Just to make you
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by 7speter 4y ago
And if you know how to use your iphone you can get all sorts of valuable information from it.
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by 7speter 4y ago
It's likely the people you see doing this have wealthy parents
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by 7speter 4y ago
There was the scene in the final season where Holden had to extract information from one of the bad guy belters satelites, and he had to open the box that held a computer. I've been wondering what computer chips from 250 years from now
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by 7speter 4y ago
Constitutional originalism is a rather recent construct. Its just that no one points out it was something mostly crafted by antonin scalia and friends that we think its some idea someone like Thomas Jefferson came up with.
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by 7speter 4y ago
I imagine because this NAND has more layers, its going to be have even less endurance than and write speeds than QLC? It may eventually be cheap but, whew boy whats the use case if the loss in performance as layers increase scales linearly?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Right, the ai already put nanobots in the components of the space capsule.
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by 7speter 4y ago
Thanks, I’ll check this out. I haven’t had a chance to check play anything recently nor look very deep into vms and passthrough (its on my todo list), but this will likely help a ton :)
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by 7speter 4y ago
Maybe this is old and outdated, but isn't Linux mostly just more secure that WIndows based on how it's designed (I'm thinking mainly about how administrative tasks require sudo level authorization, btut here's probably m

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