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by IE6 3y ago
> the cost of fraud is far too low > no executive will go to jail for this This seems to be the pervasive trend
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by IE6 3y ago
EverQuest
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by IE6 3y ago
> I say this as a (begrudging) discord user : I don't know what they (Discord) did right to get communities to lock up all of their community and data into such a hard-to-index walled garden. Completely anecdotal, but IMHO their app
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by IE6 3y ago
Absolutely. I use ChromeOS (Framework Chromebook) now because I prefer the stability however I very much miss i3. The overhead of managing windows and workspaces completely and seamlessly disappears (for me at least). I'm not even t
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by IE6 3y ago
curious your POV of the situation where someone who doesn't look like you gets laid off, still DEI at work or ???
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by IE6 3y ago
completely anecdotal experience but I had surgery recently and commented on the air in the anesthesia line and the anesthesiologist commented that it only happens in the movies, source: guy who lived
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by IE6 3y ago
> What is the scope of Cannabis related costs (such as gov covered rehab, disability from those that did dangerous stuff on drugs, O.D.'s or took something contaminated, non employment from those that cannot hold a job, what amount
38.
by IE6 3y ago
Anecdotally but sort of related - we've been using google lighthouse and tools like it to try and optimize our site performance and it was always suggested to use "next gen image formats" but we had the same problem where at
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by IE6 3y ago
Well without work like this and posts like these Linux would be a lot less usable. The first time I ventured outside of Windows I had to do stuff like configure ports and hunt down wifi drivers. Today for most cases it seems to "just
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by IE6 3y ago
FWIW I wanted this laptop for a while and a big blocker for me was a lack of Linux support at the time. AFAIK a bunch of people have been working for a while to get this specific machine working with Linux. To me it's pretty cool.
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by IE6 3y ago
> I believe Google is playing the long game in cars software. Car companies, and the incumbent car infotainment suppliers still believe they know what drivers want, when, in reality, almost all car infotainment is much worse than Android
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by IE6 4y ago
Do you have any good literature on Aspirin and LC? Not a doubter, actually I have LC myself.
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by IE6 4y ago
LTT just did a video on this, looking at the latest gen PCIe drives and found similar results https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnMMtbVP0ps
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by IE6 4y ago
j6, for good reasons.
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by IE6 4y ago
I use ChromeOS >:)
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by IE6 4y ago
no.
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by IE6 4y ago
Facebook
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by IE6 4y ago
I'm probably one of those weirdos. Although my home office is awesome now I enjoy coming into the office. Unfortunately in the last 10 years at my company they have done everything to remove any incentive to come into the office (you
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by IE6 4y ago
I hope tomorrow is better for you!
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by IE6 4y ago
> Every other company laid off tens of thousands and you didn’t hear anything in the comments sections or twitter. Follow better people then
51.
by IE6 4y ago
I was a college student so I couldn't afford one of those - I had a 100 GB SATA MLC SSD that read at like 100 MB/s - this was ~2007ish when SSD were still new from a consumer perspective.
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by IE6 4y ago
Completely anecdotal observation with n=1 but FWIW I was an early adopter of SSDs and put one in my thinkpad in college running Win XP (this was before trim and all that) - it did require my to "align the partitions" but once that
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by IE6 4y ago
FYI - I love my shinobi too but they just released a new pre-order for the "Shura" which I am looking forward to :) https://tex.com.tw/products/shura?variant=42840179409051
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by IE6 4y ago
Yeah agreed - why does a government issued phone or device need anything more than what is necessary to perform their job? They are compensated enough to have a separate non-work phone.
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by IE6 4y ago
I understand the likelyhood of a vulnerability and I agree with your assessment that it's unlikely a casual observer could generate a list of these URLs (a la parler leak) but disagree that this isn't broadly categorized as a vuln
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by IE6 4y ago
Curious how you landed on that conclusion?
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by IE6 4y ago
I did this as soon as google music transitioned to youtube music and I saw how bad the experience is. Extremely easy to get up!
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by IE6 4y ago
As an 11th gen owner I honestly don't know what thunderbolt certification would realistically do for me. Every usecase I personally have where I plug something into my machine it works just fine. In other-words this announcement does
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by IE6 4y ago
> right to speak freely is under threat online Is it though? A lot of this free speech stuff usually boils down to "I wanted to say the n word on facebook". I'm not aware of any conservatives being arrested by the US gov
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by IE6 4y ago
What if she was a porn actor and then she became a software engineer?

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