Max-q

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by Max-q 4y ago
> I think our current situation of extremely disproportional wealth is a new phenomenon Isn’t it more an old phenomenon coming back? All over Europe you had the kings, which were very rich, under them a rich upper class with big houses a
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by Max-q 4y ago
Nice article that would have been even better without all the “ass” and “fucking”.
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by Max-q 4y ago
> Looking back, I think this idea was somehow rooted in the idea that jokes have delivery and that if you use that delivery (rythmn, emphasis, body language) maybe you could say anything and be funny. This is “Friends” summed up. We are
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by Max-q 4y ago
If you read the thread, you will see that it’s not the case. Just change user agent in the Linux browser and it works — with nice resolution.
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by Max-q 4y ago
When I saw the headline I expected the iAPX to be number one on the list.
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by Max-q 4y ago
It took a few weeks, it work perfectly and I could book time for test. We also got a national EU Covid pass service where Covid tests and vaccines are show. It takes me a couple of minutes to do my tax return and I can deliver every form to
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by Max-q 4y ago
Minimalism is a good thing, I like it. But the invention of hyperlinks is also a good thing. I think making urls clickable would be a nice improvement.
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by Max-q 5y ago
I agree to this.
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by Max-q 5y ago
Isn’t this a game, not a video game? I thought video games used a video screen, instead of a static setup. But cool anyway!
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by Max-q 6y ago
After reading the article, I would chosen the headline "Earth is back online after eight months of radio slience". The earth station was down, not Voyager ;-)
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by Max-q 6y ago
NRK Beta, the tech lab of the Norwegian broadcasting corporation, make you take a quiz about the article before you are allowed to comment. I really like that idea.
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by Max-q 6y ago
I think the answer is to your question, not the sentence after your question.
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by Max-q 6y ago
Coherent was the operating system running on the Commodore 900, that was cancelled when Commodore bought Amiga Inc.
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by Max-q 6y ago
Haha, sorry, just had to. Actually, I totally agree with you. To Photoshop can't be that much misunderstood, but I think a lot of us read the heading as it used zoom in it's original meaning.
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by Max-q 6y ago
Zoom is a verb.
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by Max-q 7y ago
Using 256 color bitmap, select the 320 200 resolution. 64k for one full screenbuffer. The 640 480 is still useful for sprites and tiles, but I think it will mostly be used for text. 8 bit computers always have a lot of limitations. And thes
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by Max-q 7y ago
The white stuff is the liner.
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by Max-q 7y ago
Blame YouTube because they made the system. And if you dispute the claim, the clamer gets to decide if the clame was false. The system is totally wrong.
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by Max-q 7y ago
On YouTube, if you make a 10 minutes long video, but include 10 seconds of copyrighted material, the copyright owner gets 100% of the revenue, the creator 0%. I think this is YouTube creators main objection to the plattform.
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by Max-q 7y ago
Not when using a modern burner that circulates the gasses until they are completely burned. If it is one thing we know in Scandinavia, it is burning wood efficiently.
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by Max-q 7y ago
I got a this mail: > Dropbox Plus just got an upgrade. And a new price—starting on [xxx] , 2019 (that’s your next billing cycle), Dropbox Plus will be $119.88 a year (plus any applicable taxes).
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by Max-q 7y ago
A modern fighter jet is not a good glider. An F-16 can't fly without the computer. Have you tried to sit in the cockpit? The sticks don't even move, they are pressure sensitive only. You are right about the ejection, that's h
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by Max-q 7y ago
Why, then, do the companies only offering one class (South West, Ryan Air) tend to make a profit, while the ones with multi class (KLM, Air France, American Airlines) tend to lose money? That video is very wrong compared to real life. For t
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by Max-q 7y ago
> I don't think any of the popular 8-bit machines did. The Commodores had timers in their 6522/6526 chips, where an RTC was set up. In Basic, it could be accessed via the TI or TI$ variables (integer and string respectively). N
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by Max-q 7y ago
> Officers uncovered a customs-related offence during 38 per cent of those searches, said the agency. This is hard for me to comprehend. Does anyone have an idea of what 38% of the phones can have stored on them, that is illegal to have
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by Max-q 7y ago
Hard to think of a reasonable explanation for copying somebodys work and publishing it.
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Found bacterium that eats greenhouse gases [Google Translate](translate.googleusercontent.com)
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by Max-q 7y ago
That's an Amiga 1200 ;)
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by Max-q 8y ago
I don't know what that means - Dr. Temperance Brennan
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by Max-q 9y ago
Do you find Fusion 360 productivity horrific? I haven't used the expensive programs, but do a lot of work in 360. Would love to know what I'm missing.

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