DigitallyFidget

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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
Same, my parents still can't upgrade beyond 8down/1.5up mbit DSL, and they live in the neighborhood area where people would pay twice or even three times as much for anything better. Unfortunately cable is so deteriorated in the a
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
Bottom line for me is that a chiropractor does aid short term in my experience. After a few sessions, I feel much more mobile and flexible and less stiff. Does this hold out in the long run? No. Is this placebo and the "feel good"
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I'm sort of a 4th category then. I've already had the virus twice. The first time I only lost sense of smell for a single day and had a very mild fever for three days, and the second time was only caught because I was lazy and did
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
I just discovered that they made this for Windows finally. I had been using this for a decade now, and the addition to android was an amazing quality of life improvement for me. Now that it can work on Windows it's even more powerful a
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
Amazon argues the same exact thing if you buy a movie digitally from them. It's only available to you for as long as they host it on their servers. This is why I pirate shit that I can't find on Netflix or Prime Video. Buying digi
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by DigitallyFidget 5y ago
As someone with an irresponsible amount of IOT devices, I try to hardwire everything to avoid being 'that asshole' on the block. I have my wifi decluttered to being just my phone, work laptop (when I bring it home), my boyfriend&#
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
It depends on the industry and the job or company. Period. There's no universal answer to this except "it depends". At my company, you absolutely work more and get less if you're salary than hourly. Overtime is both comm
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
I'd like to see an actual legitimate source of research regarding this. I can understand how some people are sensitive to the disruption of noises and how that can induce stress to those individuals, but the connection between noise an
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
The problem I had with the Windows 8 full screen start menu was that it was a disorganized cluttered mess of nearly indecipherable navigation that was so aggressively altered of an experience and change from prior versions. I hated having t
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
After reading the TOS, I never understood why people were okay with even using it. To this day I still don't know what exactly Facebook even is or what the point of it is. People always gave me the same line of "It's the only
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
As someone who uses a phone for a tool, I found this article incredibly arrogant. I actually went for the dumbest smartwatch I could get. It doesn't have a speaker or mic, it doesn't have a touch screen (or even colour for that ma
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
It's somewhat frightening how much political control social media has. Their ability to silence political ideas, people, or entities they disagree with is a lot of power for them to wield. I'm not debating justification of their a
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
I absolutely agree to that. However, the boxes of all brands I've seen state to not use inside the ear. I skull-fuck myself almost daily (unless I run out) and my doctor merely praises me for having such clean ears. Even if I go weeks
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
It's probably because people just shop from them, not because I bought the gay pride shirt, hat, wallet, car seat cover, pencils, earrings, and bracelet that Amazon thought I wanted. I still cannot figure out why Amazon almost exclusiv
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
I'm glad I replaced my Rift S already, but it seems like this article is complaining about how if you delete your Steam account you'll lose all the games you purchased on Steam. Except replace Steam with Oculus/Facebook. Like
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
Weird, I've not encountered a laptop yet that doesn't work better or at least the same for touchpad with Linux. I always setup my laptops to dual boot for a variety of reasons and never once encountered touchpad driver issues, it
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tScAyNaRdQ
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
At my work we simply do not have qualified black people applying very often. At all. We have one single black person in the 50ish management roles because that is all that we could hire. Our problem isn't with them being rejected or di
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
I use this when it's distracting the hell out of me, but usually it's just a minor background noise that I barely notice because it is perpetually there. I've never sought to do anything about it because I'm just used to
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
I actually use GIMP for taking notes and save as both an xcf and pdf. GIMP is basically a simplified and free Photoshop. I can doodle concepts that can't be explained clearly with text alone unless I do a bunch of formatting and ASCII
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
SNMP mainly. It collects installed apps (versions) hardware info, warranty info, and basically everything you could want or need to know and tons of stuff you probably don't even care about. It has an optional built in ticketing system
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
LanSweeper. It's the primary asset tracker/scanner we use for our local network of over 3000 network devices. It can read switch data to even provide a means of finding what port a device is connected to on a switch. Combine with
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
I used to use this in the days of XP. It was an amazing way to learn Linux without losing Windows for me. I was sad when I had to move on without it due to the limitations of 32bit and 4GB of RAM (of which I could only actually use 3.2GB of
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
I never ended up finishing my degree because it became trivial and pointless by the time that I got a job and started gaining actual real experience and learning that the college/university teaches you idealistic and fantasy concepts o
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
The issue is that it's ratios, not fractions. 1:3. You take 1:3 and 1:3 and it's still 1:3 or 2:6. You haven't changed the ratio for this at all by showing it as fractions, it's simply being represented and presented wit
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
It has only a 1.4 star rating as of right now. It clearly didn't do anything to help the rating of the app.
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
This is exactly why I insist on using adblocks. Trying to find the actual download link on pages is an absolute nightmare without them. The fact these sites allow ads like this and then complain if you use an adblocker is beyond me. If ads
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
This lead me down a rabbit hole of researching to try and understand what it is, if I have it, and really understand what it is not. At first, yes, it matches me, I see nothing but my eyelids when I close my eyes, because that is the stimul
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by DigitallyFidget 6y ago
Meanwhile I'm using Vivaldi, which has been a great experience ever since leaving Firefox behind.