EricE

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by EricE 4y ago
They can only get away with this crap due to government subsidized student loans. Remove the artificial inflation of cheap government money and this crap would self-correct overnight. Even better - make colleges guarantee loans. If people
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by EricE 4y ago
Only if you overheat it. Drives all the gas out and makes the water off/flat.
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by EricE 4y ago
or an induction stove. I had an induction cooktop, moved and ended up with a gas cooktop again - I was astonished at how much slower and overall worse it was than induction. I quickly replaced the gas with induction and am now enjoying it
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by EricE 4y ago
Even if he was only giving away money for views (something I disagree with along the same lines as others) - why is that a bad thing exactly? How is it malicious to actually help people?
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by EricE 4y ago
Not sure why you are getting downvoted since you are spot on.
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by EricE 4y ago
Horticulture - ha! Just call it what it is for - weed!
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by EricE 4y ago
Yes, cost of hardware is subsidized with ongoing cloud subscription.
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by EricE 4y ago
lol - just like everyone who was going to move to Canada if things didn't go their way politically? No, he won't quit and neither will the vast majority of them either.
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by EricE 4y ago
Why stop with blue checks? I think blocking people/restricting access to your profile should also be part of a premium subscription.
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by EricE 4y ago
The network is the computer....
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by EricE 4y ago
"The problem with networks is that they're very complex systems, with multiple elements along the way, made by different manufacturers, often with different owners" Ah, how people forget the early days of networking. I remem
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by EricE 4y ago
"So we ended up with a country that claimed that all men are created equal but did not actually adhere to this." lol - and yet we did eventually fix it. So much for the unchangeability of US government. So yeah, the rigidity sti
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by EricE 4y ago
People have been worrying about Apple locking stuff out for decades - and they haven't. And why would they? What do they gain by restricting access to the hardware? It just doesn't make sense. People love to ascribe all sorts
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by EricE 4y ago
Agreed. While I loathe the current system preferences app, look at what Microsoft started with Windows 8 with the Settings app. Almost a decade later and there is still stuff strewn between Settings and the original Control Panel. At lea
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by EricE 4y ago
One of my favorite stickers!
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by EricE 4y ago
Or you can just architect your application as a hybrid that can surge into the cloud as needed. Lots of ways to go about it rather than just chucking everything to the cloud and never thinking about it again.
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by EricE 4y ago
To quote TFA: "Some things are simpler, others more complex, but on the whole, I've yet to hear of organizations at our scale being able to materially shrink their operations team, just because they moved to the cloud." Somet
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by EricE 4y ago
For anyone who is a fan of this kind of whacky stuff, search for Laserpig on Youtube. Your welcome.
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by EricE 4y ago
"think of the children" People uttering that should be immediately shot.
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by EricE 4y ago
Hmm - my discord client wasn't updating and I suspected it was something with DNS - tried all kinds of things. Turned dnssec off and BAM! discord immediatel updated. Sigh.
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by EricE 4y ago
There is no doubt Raskin had a lot of great ideas - I still wouldn't want to own or use a computer designed by him.
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by EricE 4y ago
I still have my Dogcow shirt - managed to nab it from a rare visit to the company store. I finally stopped wearing it when it started to develop holes :(
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by EricE 4y ago
Talk to a European about that evil addiction to fossil fuel this winter.
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by EricE 4y ago
CPU and GPU gains have been pretty modest for over a decade. Unless you are facing hardware failure (or the infamous Windows 'rot') I doubt many people have a legitimate reason to upgrade machines on a routine basis as they once
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by EricE 4y ago
lol
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by EricE 4y ago
At this point "climate change" (based around carbon) is the biggest grift going. The gift that keeps on giving.
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by EricE 4y ago
And who wouldn't expect otherwise? Their lucky it just got taken down and they didn't get fired. It boggles my mind that people think complaining about work - ON WORK TIME AND WORK RESOURCES - is some sort of protected activity.
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by EricE 4y ago
Ha! As if...
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by EricE 4y ago
If by hacked you mean high profile users/public figures without two factor enabled and using passwords that could be guessed by just browsing their social media footprint... then sure, they were "hacked"
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by EricE 4y ago
Watch how support for this dramatically spikes when it starts to get cold this winter. Reality has a way of obliterating the stupid.

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