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4mo ago
My Quadra 700 has this too
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> and in 2000, [Dreamcast USA, Planetweb] Web Browser 2.0 released with better JavaScript support and support for Macromedia Flash. It also added support for uploading and downloading Dreamcast save games, downloading and playing MP3s, a
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White lithium grease for the rails (but don't get it on anything plastic), silicone grease for the plastic gears, and sewing machine oil for the motors :)
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This is why I keep my optical drives' moving parts clean and well-lubricated and freshen them up every few years
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I really hate the term “guardrails” for these limitations, since the purpose of a guardrail is to protect me, but these limitations exist to protect Anthropic.
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4mo ago
Related to this is one and only thing I would say I hate about my Framework Laptop 12: its Airplane Mode key. I keep Fn-lock enabled at all times and use the Fn/LCtrl-swap option in the UEFI just like the one on ThinkPads, but if I e
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> On the other side of the pond, Android foldable owners have spent seven years discovering which of their apps work and which ones don’t. Funny how this thing isn't even announced yet and the fanpeople are already glazing Apple ove
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Zune HD was itself based on the UI design of Windows Media Center: https://www.redmondpie.com/windows-media-center-in-windows-7...
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Here's a counter-example, too: Metabones EF↔MFT speedbooster that has its own USB port and update+config app: https://i.ibb.co/t7mDFLJ/image.png https://i.ibb.co/PsSH2M3R/image.png
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I suppose it depends on the system? I have updated Sigma, TAMRON, and XiaoYi lenses on my Panasonic and Olympus MFT bodies, as well as Panasonic and Olympus with each other: https://support.jp.omsystem.com/en/support&#x
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No need to gender this, and I feel like people would be more receptive to the issue if it wasn't. Everybody ages: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12801554/
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> May 26, 2011 > No publicly recorded NANU announces a fleet-wide event of this kind in the surrounding window. I do remember living through this one in February 2011 which was very strange at the time: https://web.archive.
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Big fan of this thing. It's one of my favorite places to take friends who visit the Bay Area. Something that's not mentioned in the article is that the building they occupy is a former warehouse of Marinship, a World War Ⅱ shipyar
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No sympathy from me. I have a GoPro Hero11 Black and it's easily the worst camera product I've ever used. Damn thing overheats constantly . 4K60 never works for more than 15-or-so minutes even with an AC vent aimed directly at it
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> Each surveillance technology in our field guide includes the following categories to help you “spot” surveillance technology in the wild One shouldn't trust their eyes alone to spot all the hidden cameras that private property own
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The person who writes the feature gets promoted for “aligning” with management's “Big Bets”.
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I agree with you. I hate that there's any mechanism with a built-in time limit that anyone can sell as a Good Thing to well-meaning but naive people. Look we're using encryption; you like that right? More encryption == more secure
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“Maintain humanity under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature”
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> Who needs other language support anyway, we everyone should just learn English! Why not? That's already how our global air travel system works: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aviation_English
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4mo ago
You are confusing letting a machine make decisions about what needs to be done with using a machine to remove toil from the things I have decided.
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> I had already put both laptops through my benchmark gauntlet Who needs to justify it? I make good money, fell in love with the Framework 12 at first sight, maxed it out with 64GiB RAM and 2TB SSD, and never even thought about “comparin
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My favorite SimCity game by far. The aesthetics are flawless. I was so happy to score the physical “Music From SimCity 3000” soundtrack CD at the Alemany Flea Market fifteen or so years ago: https://www.discogs.com/release&#
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> A bit out of date > article just about to turn three years old JavaScript community never beating the allegations lol
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I would rather not know the exact time than be spied on.
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I would call that Deco, yeah. My rule of thumb: - vertical lines == Deco - horizontal lines == Streamline ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streamline_Moderne )
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Context: https://www.1940airterminal.org/news/hahs-letter-to-city-of-... > At this moment, HAHS is in default of the lease, and must vacate both the terminal building and the 1928 hangar by the end of June. Sad :(
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> Wi-Wi stands for Wireless 2Way interferometry > 2Way Does that mean you won't get to know the time unless you let them spy on your physical location too? That's what the diagram implies: https://www.gps.gov/
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> I was missing something like a template with the defaults that come with UFW, for instance. FreeBSD does include this! It's implemented using IPFW instead of PF. Check out `firewall_type` key in `rc.conf`: https://cgit.
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5mo ago
Ignoring the GitHub Pages issue, What does Jekyll 4.x not-do that you want it to do?
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Who designed the phone to not have a user-replaceable battery, making CPU speed limiting guaranteed to occur with age?
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