M95D

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by M95D 8mo ago
I don't know about the rest of the world, but in EU you can't write "milk" on the packaging unless it comes from cows/goats/sheep/etc. Also, you can't name it "honey" or picture bees or hone
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by M95D 8mo ago
And investments in key war suppliers.
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by M95D 8mo ago
Why "fortunately"?
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by M95D 8mo ago
I'm sorry I don't have a museum at home to provide relevant demonstrations to random internet persons or bots. Win95 start menu opens instantly on any computer that can run it. You either belive me or not.
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by M95D 8mo ago
I'm not using a vm. I have an early 2000s computer running several old OSs. In Win98 I replaced the shell with the one from Win95 because it's faster. See 98lite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_remaste
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by M95D 8mo ago
This is not true. Win95 start menu appears instantly. I dare you to prove me wrong. You are probably thinking of Win98 menu where they added IE.
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by M95D 8mo ago
SerenityOS was born dead. Let me explain why. No new OS today will ever be used by any significant number of people without 1) a working web browser and 2) hardware support for laptops, phones, wifi cards... you know... stuff people already
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by M95D 8mo ago
It's because of drivers and PnP and especially USB. When you load Win3.1, WinNT4 and lower, drivers load without scanning for hardware presence. It's just a disk to memory copy. In Win95, the first PnP OS, it scans for PnP hardwar
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by M95D 8mo ago
But then, you have to learn the sortcuts (if there are any) or click first to open it, then click button/funciton, which is 50% slower. Also, classic button bars were customizable. You could add/remove/group buttons in any or
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by M95D 8mo ago
And unexploded lost drones that might look like toys to children.
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by M95D 8mo ago
You can stop fighting. Nobody's going to livestream anything. The truth it too important to risk making it known/visible by accident.
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by M95D 8mo ago
> a biological weapon that will be successful I think he meant one of these: 1) Biological agent, but not meant to be a weapon. 2) A biological weapon, but one that fails catastrophically.
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by M95D 8mo ago
You should clarify the use of "polygamy" term in this context. Having multiple spuses, implicitly having sex and children with them? Having children with multiple partners but no official mariage? Having sex with multiple partners
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by M95D 8mo ago
A lot of grass land for the cows.
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by M95D 8mo ago
What open source models? There are free models (as in "free beer"), but no open source models.
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by M95D 8mo ago
Lol, I just wrote a bug.
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by M95D 8mo ago
I keep ID+money separate from passport+cards.
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by M95D 8mo ago
Still better than half of uint32 possibilities.
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by M95D 8mo ago
There were SSDs since the '80s, both flash (rare) and DRAM-with-battery (more common). You just didn't have the $$$ for them. CF cards were introduced in '94 and use a PATA interface. Before them there were memory cards in PC
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by M95D 8mo ago
I am a person that understanding what happens behind the screen, in the browser, in the phone, in the systems I interact with. It is my main source of unhappiness. I sometimes wish I didn't know.
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by M95D 8mo ago
And the only way to tell is to randomly split teenagers into two groups: cannabis vs. control. But no parent would give consent, so we will never know.
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by M95D 8mo ago
I used a doublespace/drivespace volume for Windows. Backup was just booting from a floppy and making a copy of that file. Reinstall was "format c:", "sys a: c:", copy the volume file and dblspace.ini from backup.
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by M95D 8mo ago
Moricons.dll had icons for various DOS programs like word perfect. The icons used in desktop are/were in progman.exe, shell32.dll and control.exe (IIRC, it was a long time ago).
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by M95D 8mo ago
1) I never bought/sold gold, but AFAIK, that doesn't need to be laundered. 2) Even if the company receives the money, they must still do the work. Only the profit minus taxes is recovered from the total donated value.
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by M95D 8mo ago
There are more effective ways of doing that. For example invalidate all european Visa and Mastercards. That would really kill most of Europe.
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by M95D 8mo ago
Depends on what code they wrote. If they used LLMs to write it, it could contain proprietary nvidia parts. Someone would then have to review that, but can't, because maybe the nvidia code that came from the LLM isn't even public.
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by M95D 8mo ago
No permissions to do that.
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by M95D 8mo ago
I'm worse than I was 5 years ago. I am NOT optimistic about my life, the country, or the world. WARNING: This is going to be a rant. - I can't change my job. There are no more jobs available in my area. All competitors got bought
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by M95D 8mo ago
This is an ad.
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by M95D 8mo ago
> I think it's by choice. To work with Arachne? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arachne_(web_browser)

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