AzzyHN

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by AzzyHN 2y ago
For better or worse, I too was raised by the internet and found kindness in random strangers. I try and return the favor today, in Discord servers and what not
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
We'll have to see how this compared to Zen 5 once 24H2 drops. And once more than like three Zen 5 laptops come out.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Reading stuff like this makes me think I should look into contributing. I don't have much programming experience, just some college courses and a very good understanding of the basics, but I'm certainly willing to learn if it woul
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
And the whole of anna's archive mirrors 972TB of books! Though I imagine many are just carelessly encoded PDFs...
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
The "fight" between Twitter and Brazil is inherently political. That's like saying Bethesda ruined Fallout by making it "woke" and "anti-American"
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I'm not saying current copyright law is good or effective, it's not, but this stunt imo was a waste of time and money.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Yes, but also, the Internet Archive knowingly broke copyright law and hoped that the courts would side with them when shit hit the fan. A valiant effort, but that's not how the law works. Money talks.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
It's not just carriers that enjoy locked phones. Currently, BestBuy (the 2nd largest electronics retailer in America, after Amazon) can only sell unlocked iPhones that are at least a year old. If you want a shiny new iPhone 16 Pro that
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I grew up in a post 9-11 world. To me, flying has always been something involving security and federal oversight. I have no problems with the federal government knowing that I have taken flight A123 to Chicago, or something. If I wanted to
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I think OperaGX wins that award
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
For a desktop user, what's the downside to using a realtime kernel vs the standard one?
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
OF makes one product, and that product is maintaining a particular platform, that's why they don't need tons of engineers. They've just got to be a more attractive platform than their competition, and the money keeps coming i
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They were one of the few publishing companies that people liked as a _publishing_ company.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
It sure is a good thing that Apple has fixed all these, and has put out patches for all effected versions, since they care about their users' privacy, right? Right? I know Apple has now switched to 10 years for MacOS, and 7ish years of
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Edge has this, though I have no idea why you wouldn't just open a second window...
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I wonder if their exclusivity deal with reddit contributed at all
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> The executive branch's powers are being quickly eroded by SCOTUS. Funny, I'd say the executive branch has been gaining more and more power, and the Supreme Court has allowed it. Granted, I was born in 2001 so... I agree with
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Everybody who wanted an Xbox has purchased one. The only way they'd increase sales is to do some crazy promotions for Christmas, like an Xbox Series S for $200 or $250. Which they've done before with their previous "lower tie
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
No they won't but okay.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I know New York is big, and the NYPD is big, but $115 million still seems like way too much
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I'll be honest, I don't mind if the federal government has my face information. I already have a passport and a driver's license, I live here, I pay taxes, the federal government already has all my information. My issue is if
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Spend $99/mo on some meds instead. Much more effective.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Why are these things running Windows!?
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
"Cats are about 2 feet that means six times there height would be about 12 feet." hehehehehe
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Reactions make sense in a chat app, like MS Teams, Slack, or really anything that looks like an IRC room. Dunno why Microsoft decided to add the option to Outlook.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Details on whether this was before first unlock or not remain unclear. If the FBI is smart, they won't divulge that information.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Also, Amazon buttons are dumb and cheap. Robots are not.
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Shocker.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Genentech, and possibly the rest of the Roche pharma conglomerate, uses the full Google Suite instead of Office. Sure, they're still using Windows computers, but it's not unheard of for companies to use something other than Office
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Most space junk either stays in space or burns up on re-entry

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