EricE

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by EricE 4y ago
One thing that more than balances it out for me - my Mac's have a lot longer of a lifespan than my Windows machines. I have a larger up front cost, but get far more out of them over time. I average at least 7 years without having to
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by EricE 4y ago
So are there different limits for Google for Business/Workspace/whatever they are branding it this week? Or is this for all Google drive accounts?
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by EricE 4y ago
more pixels mean the smaller each sensor for each pixel is and the less light each sensor for a said pixel can gather. Quantity does not always equate quality, especially in photography.
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by EricE 4y ago
If you have an open can then all bets are off - if out for more than a few hours (or definitely if overnight) safest to toss it. Canning only preserves as long as the can is sealed!
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by EricE 4y ago
Unchecked overregulation once again stifling innovation.
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by EricE 4y ago
>The Constitution does not define rights, rather it defines the limits of the government's power to abridge those rights. It's frightening that so few seem to really get this.
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by EricE 4y ago
It's an awesome museum that's on my bucket list!
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by EricE 4y ago
Arizona also does not change - very jealous.
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by EricE 4y ago
Indeed - I can't wait for California to melt down in the summer and the NE to melt down in the winter. Have fun charging your electric car when there isn't power available. People dramatically underestimate the amount of energy
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by EricE 4y ago
Of course not - that would interfere with the narrative. Amazing how environmentalists are showing zero interest in dead whales washing up on the east coast where they happen to be doing prep work for wind farms too. More of the same.
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by EricE 4y ago
A friend had a Hyundai Elantra. He needed new brakes so we went to Autozone, picked up some pads and then we jacked it up. I was flabbergasted - they were the easiest brakes to change in any car I have ever done. One bolt, swing the cali
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by EricE 4y ago
Physical buttons on the blackberry were far superior - except for the space they took. So a touchscreen on something that has a physical constraint is a reasonable trade off. There are ZERO constraints preventing them from still including
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by EricE 4y ago
They were still physical controls that offered tactile feedback and never moved so you could always operate them blindly. Also my parents are older and something in their skin makes them routinely almost invisible to capacitive touch contro
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by EricE 4y ago
until the jack in your phone gets wonky due to age :(
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by EricE 4y ago
> The only thing they were good for was network diagnostics. Indeed - I still have a couple that I used for packet sniffing. Thankfully managed switches or switches smart enough to support port mirroring are inexpensive and thus fairly
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by EricE 4y ago
There were a lot of LAN schemes - and slightly incompatible ethernet implementations. I remember when the Interop tradeshow in Vegas required vendors to either attach and integrate with the show network or they would get kicked off the flo
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by EricE 4y ago
I loaded the original screen saver on a cube farm of computers when it first came out. Wish I would have thought to have taken a picture of the cacophony of color that resulted when you turned the lights in that room out at night but had a
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by EricE 4y ago
Dirty Laundry Don Henley [Verse 1] I make my livin' off the evenin' news Just give me somethin', somethin' I can use People love it when you lose They love dirty laundry [Verse 2] Well, I coulda' been an actor, but
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by EricE 4y ago
This is nothing new. Cue the old joke about when cars were new customers wanting faster horses instead.
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by EricE 4y ago
Love a lot of his content - find it a bit disturbing he's still pushing masks and the vaxx. Guess he's not paranoid enough yet.
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by EricE 4y ago
We need more arcade museums! If you are in Vegas, there is the Pinball Hall of Fame: http://www.pinballmuseum.org
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by EricE 4y ago
Or think you are smart when you are really just parroting the party line of your tribe.
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by EricE 4y ago
I still have my Voodoo 2 - I just moved and stumbled on it recently while unpacking. What an era.
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by EricE 4y ago
And he has since corrected that it will still be based on Unity. Check his community tab on Youtube.
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by EricE 4y ago
City Planner Plays initially speculated it was Unreal 5 because of the trailer but he has since retracted his video and issued a correction on his Youtube community tab that Paradox reached out and confirmed it's still based on Unity.
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by EricE 4y ago
lol - just read the reviews for most modern dishwashers and the biggest complaints I regularly see (although I do agree it seems silly) is the length of the dishwashing cycles.
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by EricE 4y ago
What a ridiculous premise. Luckily someone else already replied far more eloquently than I would have: Valor Bronson @BronsonValor Replying to @the_transit_guy A vehicle increases the distance you can travel, increases how much you can tak
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by EricE 4y ago
1Blocker works perfectly. And has a local VPN service (it's all on phone) that blocks traffic in apps too - not just in Safari.
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by EricE 4y ago
1Blocker has a built in internal device local VPN service that also covers all apps on the phone - not just Safari. Breaks any of the "free with ad" games so yeah, it's effective!
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by EricE 4y ago
Bingo. TSMC doesn't just give Apple preferential treatment out of the bottom of their heart - Apple pays handsomely for it!

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