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Fatnino
2y ago
I dont think the person you are replying to said they still use one. Just that they have used multiple typewriters in the past. I have too, for that matter, but I haven't touched one in over 25 years.
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2y ago
Firefox being solid is what got people to move off ie6 to ff1.5 And tabs. That was a cool idea.
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2y ago
+1 less new york
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2y ago
There's an old cemetery in Redwood City. Very roughly speaking it was active for about 100 years between 1850 and 1950. There are multiple grave markers listing children that died under the age of 10. Like a family had a 4 year old die
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2y ago
Aren't there only 2 browsers? There is Firefox and there are all the Chrome derivatives.
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I worked at equifax. Just sort of ended up there when the fun startup I was at got acquired by them. I soon burnt out and checked out mentally and eventually they noticed and we parted ways. I just wish I had had the wisdom to get myself ou
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2y ago
Farm tractors are all center seating. John Deere sort of things.
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2y ago
Which still goes for full price today despite using an EOL chip.
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2y ago
Aren't ti-83 calculators still sold today using z80?
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2y ago
What will the ti-83/4 calculator use now?
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2y ago
I typically rent a car to go between LA and the bay area. All modern gas cars can make that trip on one tank. An EV can not. At this point someone usually pipes up with "well you were going to be stopping for an hour somewhere anyway&q
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2y ago
My most recent car rental this month from thrifty at lax: They definitely have several gas pumps on the premises. And car chargers. You are not getting a car without a full tank. At the desk you are told to bring the car back filled to the
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2y ago
The N stands for Microsoft
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2y ago
12gb/$35/month here in the states.
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2y ago
Thereby confirming the lack of one.
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2y ago
Is framework a reasonable port in this storm? I haven't done any deep research into my next laptop yet. My ThinkPad x220 is still going strong but it is getting long of tooth.
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2y ago
There used to be a rail line up the coast.
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2y ago
That bulb in Livermore is still lit. Or are you talking about something else?
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2y ago
It has a few years left as best. Supposed to run out in the 2020s
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2y ago
Why would having consciousness take a creature off the menu? We don't eat humans, because we are humans. Everything else is fair game. If super intelligent aliens smarter than humans came here it would be OK to eat them.
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2y ago
Temu has been advertising hard in the US. But it doesn't have to be temu specifically, any Chinese retailer will have all the crap you can imagine for next to nothing with the caveat of long shipping times. They also all seem to have a
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3y ago
I remember in the past you had to show id at the gate as well as at security. The way they do it now I think you can show up with 2 tickets, one in your name for getting through security and another under a fake name for where you actually
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3y ago
You can get packs of very very cheap microSD cards. Just good enough to put data on once to give to someone and then forget about. No performance or whatever. Trash tier.
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3y ago
I know of victims who had their legit email template lifted by actual slammers. The spammers would embed the legit template invisibly in their emails and then only have a few short lines visible with the actual scam. The idea being that fil
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3y ago
Part of that is because starlink shells are lower down than many other satellites. You are never going to have a GPS satellite or a GEO stationary one be the nearest to you because there is always going to be lower satellites nearer.
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I was at a place where we had "worker" machines that would handle incoming data with fluctuating volume. If the queues got too long we would automatically spin up new worker instances and when it came time to spin down we would ki
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3y ago
Staffed by people flown in daily from some city half an hour flight away?
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3y ago
I use it all the time now. If you want NSFW to work, you need to be a mod of a subreddit. Any sub, even one you make yourself with no posts ever.
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3y ago
You can make RIF work again using vanced. You create your own api key and swap it in to the apk and then it works again.
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3y ago
The entire Stanford campus (which is much bigger than a typical university) has a prop 65 warning at the entrance. 898 Bowdoin St https://maps.app.goo.gl/uHTTd7yYtAibAg1QA Some of the street view passes the sign is washed o
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