ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Yes I was totally confused as that's not what I understood by localhost
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
The problem is that it's a fundamentally stupid idea
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
It doesn't matter. They're the same thing Generally x86_64 is more commonly used
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Why are you using ffmpeg under wsl?
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I've never done it despite being fully bald by age 25, as going back into work with a head of hair would cause more conversation about it than being bald ever has for me
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
Just to add to the confusion, that's metric tonnes, so it should be "tonnes" or "metric tons", but not "tons"
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
It's only an objectionable device name once you know it's safe. When you're on a plane, you have to err on the side of caution If the story had been "Bomb detonated on plane after bluetooth name sparks alert" then
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
I disagree, it's cheap for an apple laptop but the chuwi is still half the price for double the RAM and storage
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
They didn't win in court is what I said
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
If you're an in emergency situation, then "probably" safer is better than nothing
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
I doubt anyone will be doing that as this decompilation exists and ports include the improvements from the HD version
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Yes in theory if you decompile a game then it should compile back to the original platform and generate the exactly same ROM You'd then have to modify the source code to port it to other platforms
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
A hell of a lot of people do and make a lot of money from it
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Misc bricks aren't worth anywhere near as much as full sets (unless you happen to have some of the rarer bricks people are after)
195.
by ChrisRR 5mo ago
We need a 5 lite. The specs of the 5 without the massive power draw and heat generation
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Why don't you go away, do some googling of how much money there is to be made in rare lego collecting and then come back
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
I don't think they won in court, B&M just didn't respond so it went to a default judgement
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
It's not even paying 200k. It's returning the sets that haven't been sold. They hadn't paid for the sets, they just hold them in stock until they're sold
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
I totally don't get it. If I were the head of corporate I would've just given them the sets back to avoid all of the backlash.
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
In what way?
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
On brand with their platform of "Everything the current government does is bad so you should vote for us. We don't have any better solutions, we just know that it's bad"
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
I hold down the copilot key to raise my cpu temperature and emacs interprets that as Ctrl
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
It's a racism dogwhistle. Just ignore it
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
They couldn't make blazing saddles back then either. What we got was a cut back version of the original script
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Because sometimes in order to add or change a feature, huge changes need to be made all at once
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
The NHS does have a problem that it is built as a collection of individual trusts all using their own IT systems and after decades has an issue with transferring data between trusts. So that's why an interconnected system is required i
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Yeah. They'll never be able to stop it, but I wouldn't be surprised if just adding a little extra roadblock makes a measurable difference in their storage costs
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Do they really though? I understand wanting to be able to use a common layout between mobile and PC devices, but even when you factor those things in there's no reason that we should've gone from something snappy at a few 100MHz
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Hold up. Pozin died? There's a name I haven't heard in a long time
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Do you find you have issues recognising sarcasm?

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