MrMember

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by MrMember 3y ago
I would give anything to just be normal. My inability to navigate social situations has had an enormous negative impact on my life going back all the way to grade school.
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by MrMember 3y ago
Wouldn't someone else step in? It was Yahoo for a while. Firefox market share is pretty pitiful these days but the default search engine is still worth something .
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by MrMember 3y ago
Six Feet Under had arguably the greatest finale of all time. It's been like fifteen years since I watched it and I still think about it.
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by MrMember 3y ago
For now. I could see a lot of these devices including a cell modem in the future.
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by MrMember 3y ago
Yeah I'm not really sure what to think about him. He gives off serious grifter vibes and at least some of his claims are probably overblown. On the other hand, who is he hurting? He's "experimenting" on himself and makin
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by MrMember 3y ago
Ha, I've heard a similar story about diagnosing skin cancer from pictures of moles. They were really excited about the performance of the model but it turned out if the dermatologist was concerned about the size of a mole they would in
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by MrMember 3y ago
This was a while ago but a pack of frozen egg rolls I used to buy a lot said "approximately 6 egg rolls per box." I always thought it was funny they used "approximately" and I always had 6 egg rolls in the box. Until one
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by MrMember 3y ago
Microcenter still does.
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by MrMember 3y ago
Target has the best self checkouts I've ever used. 95% of the time I have no issues at all. Occasionally I might have to use the hand scanner on something if the barcode is faded, very rarely I might have to type in a code manually.
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by MrMember 3y ago
If I had no other obligations I would probably play EVE sixteen hours a day. It's simply not a game I can play casually lmao. In my opinion it's the greatest MMO ever created.
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by MrMember 3y ago
You can also VPN to a country that they don't serve ads to.
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by MrMember 3y ago
I've been using Firefox as my primary browser since 2005-2006ish. A site misbehaving because of it is a rare enough occurrence that offhand I can't remember any time that it has happened. One issue I do come across occasionally, a
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by MrMember 3y ago
The same thing happened to me. Now I have two versions of "Documents" in different locations and not everything gets put in the same one. I'm done with Windows once 10 loses support, lately it seems like it's going out o
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by MrMember 3y ago
RPS is a shell of its former self. The amazing writers from the early days all left years ago and it's mostly just an SEO spam site now.
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by MrMember 3y ago
We're already starting to see this in video games. An upcoming shooter is using AI text to speech for the in game "announcers" and voice actors are not happy. https://www.pcgamer.com/the-finals-uses-ai-text-to
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by MrMember 3y ago
It's crazy to me that so many of my gripes about Windows can be traced back to one person. He's going to single handedly drive me away from the OS.
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by MrMember 3y ago
>Non-IoT everything (fridges, light-switches, TVs, thermostats, etc.): I think we're all on the same page on this one, so I'll just say this; they're pointlessly shite I want as few things in my house connected to the inte
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by MrMember 3y ago
I've been buying previous generation Garmin watches and I could never go back. Earlier this year I bought a Fenix 6X Pro Solar for $400. It's not the latest and greatest but it's still a phenomenal watch at that price. During
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by MrMember 3y ago
I have bash scripts set up to download new videos from specific channels using yt-dlp once a day. I don't even have to visit youtube anymore :)
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by MrMember 3y ago
I don't know, I think the unpredictability of how much you will owe Unity each month will be a big sticking point for all developers, big and small. A percentage of revenue is easy to account for; if we make this much money we will pay
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by MrMember 3y ago
If there were one industry standard app that could be used for most restaurants I might use it but there's no way I'm ever going to install an app and create an account for every restaurant I might go to.
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by MrMember 3y ago
I would absolutely retire today if I had $1.5 million in investments. I'm in my mid 30s.
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by MrMember 3y ago
I have firstinitiallastname@gmail.com and I get a lot of stuff meant for other people. Someone even used it to sign up for their bank, and said bank apparently didn't require verifying the email address. I don't even have that com
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by MrMember 3y ago
In California home insurance companies cannot take into account any future forecasts (including climate change) when setting rates, only past events. There are also yearly caps on how much they can raise rates. The results of these policies
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by MrMember 3y ago
I have completely turned off notifications in Windows because I think they're worthless and recently Windows itself has started ignoring that setting and sending me ads through notifications.
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by MrMember 3y ago
That's assuming you can even reach an actual human through support.
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by MrMember 3y ago
The worst emperors of Rome did so many horrific things that some of the stories about them are bound to be embellished.
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by MrMember 3y ago
I've always found card manipulation magic like Ricky Jay did to be some of the most impressive. The flashier magic can be interesting in other ways but card manipulation feels so pure. There aren't any gimmicks, nothing super flas
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by MrMember 3y ago
I loved how when they were first developing stealth technology the standard procedure was to build a wood model, mount it on a pole, and and check the radar cross section. Eventually it got to the point where the pole had a higher radar cro
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by MrMember 3y ago
>I bet some subreddits will go permanently private or delete themselves over this. Subreddits are run by volunteer moderators and are entirely at the whim of reddit. If any substantial subreddit tried to shut down or go dark permanently

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