EfficientDude

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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Ugh we already have BATMAN and ROBIN as meshnet. Can't you go with... sea man or some other thing that's not taken?
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
If only the right combination of educational materials could be concocted to destroy illiberal thought...
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
It's not 'rude to say,' it's simply the truth. With good quality metal tapes, and Dolby C, a cassette is going to perform as well as any room you care to listen in. I find most people who complain about cassettes being l
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
So it seems obvious that she had posted with her friend about working without a visa in the US, CBP found this, and she was rightfully deported. Note neither women featured in this little writeup actually denied it. These days they do check
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
1951 Defense Of Greenland Agreement, they already agreed to sell Greenland to us. I wonder if the Danes will pretend not to have heard of it when Trump brings it up?
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Not a problem - they can learn to mine coal.
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Good quality cassettes sound great, as good as CDs. You probably just had a shitty deck and shitty tapes.
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Is that profit? Income isn't profit.
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Wow I didn't realize that Canvas Fingerprinting was exclusively used to detect fraudsters! Especially the wily ones who figured out how to delete their cookies! That's really cool - like how they scan everybody's files now to
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
This is never ever a problem unless a developer insists on always using the most cutting edge version of a library. There's no law that says you have to use the bleeding edge of every library when you make a program. Another issue thes
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Speedrunning is mostly cheaters using combinations of emulation, save states, etc. I don't think speedrunners actually speedrun on unmodified consoles in one go at all these days. Of course back in the day anything other than playing o
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Just to be clear - no video streaming site or service has been profitable in the long run, not yet anyway.
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Nobody will care what Notion or Figma are in the future. I don't know what they are, nor do I care to find out. Saas simply doesn't exist for many people, it's not a software model that all people are comfortable with.
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
Why the leading zero in the year dates but no leading zero for the RFC numbers, word length, or bits? EDIT: I checked your web site and you DON'T use leading zeros in front of dates there. Just trying something out? Enlighten me please
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
An amazing game series, truly a standout for 'different' even until today. Big studios don't take risks, it's up to today's indie scene to give us something different.
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
MS also uses this trick all the time. Very dishonest practice, I don't think anybody can call it a bug in good faith.
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Rethinking Cancer: Fenbendazole, Mebendazole, and Ivermectin Combined(fenbendazole.org)
2 points by EfficientDude 2y ago|0 comments
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
What's Grafana? I see it mentioned here a lot, nowhere else though. Is it a YC property?
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
>The Guardian lol MapQuest actually changed the way we get around. It all began in 1967 in Chicago.
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
All by design. The idea is to keep older devices, ones with perhaps no government backdoors, and unauthorized software, off the Internet completely. Same reason there's a big push to kill X11 - it runs great on computers from before ha
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by EfficientDude 2y ago
MP3 is still the standard lossy audio format. Plays on everything, patent-free. OK sound quality (some stuff falls apart even at 320 if you have golden ears).