K7PJP

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by K7PJP 4y ago
Not embarrassing, its a deliberate strategy to keep the platform moving forward.
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by K7PJP 4y ago
I’m starting to think this will never happen.
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by K7PJP 4y ago
The issue has nothing to do with a lack of railroad. The issue is the insatiable drive for profit by capital in an industry that is already incredibly profitable. I’m also curious who the “we” you mentioned is supposed to refer to.
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by K7PJP 4y ago
I almost did this, but the return of MagSafe (which frees up a USB port) and the display improvements were worth it to me. Oh, how I’ve missed MagSafe.
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by K7PJP 4y ago
I haven’t had any luck finding cast iron in thrift stores for years now. There’s people scouring the stores for them. I’ve seen a couple of crappy 6 inch pans from the 90’s and that’s it. Any vintage ones get snapped up instantly.
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by K7PJP 4y ago
I didn't realize he was also behind Yars’ Revenge, which was actually one of the best Atari 2600 titles. He was given ample time to develop and test it, though.
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by K7PJP 4y ago
Thanks! This site actually produces attractive output which includes some instructions, as well as the network name and password, something other sites don't offer. It is handy to be able to have the password visible for situations whe
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by K7PJP 4y ago
> Who is going to make Movdle to let people guess Movies next? You're looking for https://framed.wtf/ – today's was particularly easy.
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by K7PJP 4y ago
Edit ‣ Paste and Match Style is available in most applications. You can assign it to a keyboard shortcut if it's not assigned to one in the app you're using. Also, I use Typinator, and have assigned an abbreviation to paste as pla
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RadioReference Announces the Retirement of All Ad Serving(forums.radioreference.com)
4 points by K7PJP 4y ago|0 comments
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by K7PJP 4y ago
In practice, there is no problem to be solved here. I have used a Magic Mouse for at least five years. It has never run out of juice while I’m using it, and I simply plug it in at lunch or overnight or on a Zoom call for a bit when I start
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by K7PJP 4y ago
Why is it necessarily better to work from home if remote? It's not self-evident. Some people don't have a great space to work in at home. Some people find home to be too distracting. Some people want to not be at home all of the
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by K7PJP 5y ago
You can activate Mission Control with Control-Down Arrow. After that, you can use the arrow keys to navigate, but then the pointer is significantly faster and you don't have to "think."
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by K7PJP 5y ago
Full screen mode wasn't even a feature until OS X Lion 10.7 in 2011. Until then, the green button only Maximized a window; now you have to Option-click to get that behavior. I rarely, if ever use Full-Screen mode. I’m struggling to und
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by K7PJP 5y ago
Yeah, Fluid is great for that. I also use it for any streaming station I frequent, so I never have to worry about accidentally closing a browser tab.
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by K7PJP 5y ago
I never minimize windows at all on the Mac, perhaps because of this behavior. I hide apps with (Command-H) instead, and use multiple desktops for managing different workflows instead.
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by K7PJP 5y ago
> Moreover, do you want all supporters of so-called "sideloading" among iPhone developers and users to also ditch their iPhones and switch to Android, leaving only the lockdown adherents in the Apple ecosystem? The lack of side
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by K7PJP 5y ago
When I’ve had keyboards with numpads, I never used them. Unless one is entering long strings of numbers, the top row is a much easier. I do need arrow keys for navigation while reading, though.
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by K7PJP 5y ago
Complaints? Unless he lives in a HOA, what right does anybody have to complain?
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by K7PJP 5y ago
Apple along has sold over well over 100 million AirPods, and there's a large market of other Bluetooth accessories. So, yes, Bluetooth is a very widely used popular wireless technology. I'm typing this on a Bluetooth keyboard, whi
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by K7PJP 5y ago
I'm fairly certain that /r/worldnews is gamed by western intelligence and diplomatic agencies. The top stories and top comments on said stories are invariably towing the US State Department line.
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by K7PJP 5y ago
It’s anti-work, not anti-money.
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by K7PJP 5y ago
I’ll mention that the abilities of cheap shortwave radios have never been better. The new Countycomm GP-7 SSB https://countycomm.com/collections/radio/products/countycomm... is under $100 and fits in your han
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by K7PJP 5y ago
It isn’t for kids. It says so right on the page.
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by K7PJP 5y ago
I’m not sure what Americans actually want, but direct automaker-to-consumer sales have been prohibited in almost every US state by franchise laws requiring that new cars be sold only by licensed, independently owned dealerships. This has be
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How to End the Pandemic: A International Webinar with Scientists and Workers(youtube.com)
3 points by K7PJP 5y ago|0 comments
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by K7PJP 5y ago
How does RAM break? How often does it fail?
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by K7PJP 5y ago
FM was in development in the 1930's, but was reallocated a couple of times. The current allocation of 88-108MHz was put into place in 1945. It took a long time for FM to catch on. It wasn't until the late 1970's that a majori
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by K7PJP 5y ago
OpenDoc was never going to get widespread adoption, there's little attraction for developers. MacOS Services offers a more lightweight means of adding capabilities across applications. The LinkBack project http://linkbackpro
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by K7PJP 6y ago
Apple Watch used to offer this ability, but it no seems to be available.

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