SirFatty

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by SirFatty 1y ago
You think that's more of a concern than public backlash with NIMBYs and local governments?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
What's the true price then?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Which is probably a distraction.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
So it will appear as a bicycle and be allowed on paths in parks (is what I'm guessing).
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Nice! I'll give it a go next time. Thanks for that. edit: speedway has gone touchscreen, so I wonder if there are ghost buttons then?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"show them ads" Gas station at 6a, nothing like blaring ads across 20 pumps. What a time to be alive!
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Definitely two.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Here's a site that the author provides history, walkthroughs and maps for various text adventures. Every day there is some new information. https://bluerenga.blog/
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by SirFatty 1y ago
I wonder how loud these things are...
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by SirFatty 1y ago
in development since 2021, and in pre-alpha? So a release date in 2030?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Target (and Wal-Mart) are not grocery stores. Sure they have groceries, but a limited select selection compared to a proper store.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"...how hard it is to find healthy food options compared to the unhealthy ones." Sure, if you limit your purchases to Dollar General and Casey's. If you spent time in an actual grocery store, you'd find that your commen
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Are you talking about longevity (as you mentioned) or strength (per the article). Longevity relies on good construction methods (and good environment).
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"This very much applies to plywood. Although I own quite a bit of furniture, actually made of planks of wood, which has lasted for an extremely long time." Woodworker here... that's less to do with the material and more to do
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"I'd go as far as to say that most manufacturers can do this in 2025." What does that have to do with OP's comment? And their point is still valid, and OTA update should not be able to brick a vehicle, regardless of the
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by SirFatty 1y ago
yup, and those printers have a heffy price tag also. An interesting printer/projec to be sure.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
11x17, or tabloid, or B size.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"..lets you subscribe only to posts above a certain number of points.." You prefer to let other people determine what you read?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
It's really adrenochrome.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
" requirements are failing the memory requirement not the TPM requirement" IT worker here, managing a ~400 computer install at the company I'm employed at. Laptops, desktops, some very old (10 years) and some relatively new(i
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by SirFatty 1y ago
When as he ever paid for anything himself?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
But it gets voted up by the people... so it must be valuable to someone. I have the same sentiment about Slashdot btw, now a ghost of its former self.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Why does your age matter?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Great read, I appreciate the amount of effort it took. Thanks! (someday I'll build my own SystemSix).
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by SirFatty 1y ago
More like it's imitating Persian writing...
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by SirFatty 1y ago
That's a great website! The linked map is certainly interesting, but there's all kinds of map and map related info there. Thanks for the link!
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by SirFatty 1y ago
But hey, at least we've removed the China threat!
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"tech forums use Facebook groups " And Discord, which is terrible for that.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
That's more like IRC...
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by SirFatty 1y ago
It's not just for carrying, but protection as well. So to answer the question, no, it's not the ultimate laptop bag.

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