Endy

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by Endy 10y ago
Have you considered a release for Pale Moon rather than Firefox?
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by Endy 10y ago
Given that I don't write code, I'm happier with the idea of a closed-source browser. The problem I have with using Vivaldi is that it's too much like any other Chrome hack without really bringing back the stuff that made Oper
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by Endy 10y ago
Sure, I can explain it in one word: Republicans.
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by Endy 10y ago
Having just watched CirclMastr's Let's Play of Covert Action on YouTube, and playing it myself (and I think I came across this article too), I have to say that Covert Action really feels like what it ended up as: an unpolished rus
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by Endy 10y ago
I will agree that the built in Windows OS help is very sparse. But I find myself (since 3.11) needing it less than I ever needed help with Linux. If I went back to trying Linux, I'd need a suite of 'just-works' solutions; Plu
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by Endy 10y ago
As a Windows user since the 90ss, when I tried using Linux for a week or two on a spare machine while my primary laptop was in the shop... Trying to find any information on Linux that didn't involve books' worth of text saying &#x
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by Endy 10y ago
How about a link to alternativeto.net? You may lose a user, but you will direct them somewhere legal.
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by Endy 10y ago
I genuinely appreciate your concern. I still have my lifeline in gaming - both tabletop (which is social) and computer (which is antisocial). For now, I'll leave the hotline to those who have less than me and are closer to the edge. E
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by Endy 10y ago
Being intentionally obtuse here, that raises a simple question. Why not dual-boot into FreeDOS and play from there?
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by Endy 10y ago
Thank you for putting it this way. I think the documentation's been done and released by the Apogee/Id guys, though - but I can understand someone else just wanting to be able to mess around with it. But I will say that I'v
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by Endy 10y ago
Here's the problem - I don't work in a "field". I work in whatever office will have me, being another faceless drone, more grist for the mill of half-secretarial and half-self-taught patchwork IT people. No matter what
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by Endy 10y ago
Does he actually have the means with which to move to a new city? That's not an easy task, nor a cheap one. Once you're trapped into a situation without a stream of ongoing income, mobility trends rapidly towards nil.
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by Endy 10y ago
That requires that you're able to drive, and get a CDL on top of that. There are some people out there who are not disabled enough to actually earn Disability from the government, but whose physical or psychological issues prevent the
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by Endy 10y ago
Bitcoin mining?
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by Endy 10y ago
Marxism should never be "easily dismissed". It should be respected and fought for. The problem is that we're afraid to go out and actually fight the Permanent Revolution; because we've been cowed by those who currently h
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by Endy 10y ago
As a counterpoint: When I was 20, I had a great job and was happy with my lot in life, certain that everything was going to be okay. I was going to continue working in the public library, get the Assistant job, spin that into my MLS, and t
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by Endy 10y ago
Not the OP, but the theory I've seen with those terms posits that the increased upward marketplace pressure toward tech jobs and office work have drastically increased competition for the same jobs which were typically "feminine&q
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by Endy 10y ago
What's the kid entitled to? He has a father. He gets a clean diaper when he needs it, and likely extra attention. Compared to some of the kids of single moms I knew where video game protagonists WERE their father figure, the kid has it
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by Endy 10y ago
That works fine when they're "clients" and you have a business - they naturally accept B2B situations as equals. But when you're the employee, that doesn't work. If you make it clear that you're only in the j
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by Endy 10y ago
I'm sorry if I seem a little obtuse here, but... why? If you need the files from the actual game, and the actual game comes with the tools to run it (i.e. DOSBox), what is the benefit, or in fact the real purpose, of this project as-i
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by Endy 10y ago
Is this only going to be tech and business podcasts? Or will you consider including things like The Film Reroll and other RPG/Hobby podcasts?
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by Endy 10y ago
9p as in Plan 9 from Bell Labs? I only use that from LiveCD - and mostly as a goof and a basic test for a machine.
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by Endy 10y ago
Thank you for posting this, it explains why I wasn't able to check my Meetup for tomorrow AM from my browser. Also, am I weird for thinking that this feels like a good way for Meetup to get bought by Amazon, seeing as they're now
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by Endy 10y ago
I was always taught to use X-height, personally. It's a very reliable means for sans serif.
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by Endy 10y ago
Oh my goodness, I love this.
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by Endy 10y ago
Um, silly question. Does this affect people using QEMU to run ReactOS, FreeDOS, and their proprietary counterparts to play old games and use old programs that don't work as well in DOSBox?
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by Endy 10y ago
Question, does Sylpheed have a calendar like Outlook or Thunderbird+Lightning?
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by Endy 10y ago
It doesn't feel that way anymore.
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by Endy 10y ago
Yes, but Excite Lite no longer supports the webmail.
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by Endy 10y ago
Very much so. In a world where Google is watching everyone and Yahoo is getting relentlessly attacked, why not go back to the old standby?

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