SirFatty

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by SirFatty 2y ago
It was read to me as a child, and I read it to both of my sons. It's one of the few things I have from my childhood.
452.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Sure... no question it would go down. 90%? He isn't that important. I'll pull my own prediction out of thin air: Maybe the stock value will actually increase.
453.
by SirFatty 2y ago
"getting rid of Musk, would mean that the stock craters 90% at least." Come on, that's a absurd statement.
454.
by SirFatty 2y ago
I know it's completely different, but somehow feels similar to the Million Dollar Homepage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Million_Dollar_Homepage
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by SirFatty 2y ago
Actually, his dad did the creation bit (allegedly).
456.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Young Frankenstein FTW!
457.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Thank you for that! A lot is over my head, but very interesting none-the-less.
458.
by SirFatty 2y ago
vintag.es takes content from other sites and reposts it, and have been doing it for years probably making a fair amount of money doing that.
459.
by SirFatty 2y ago
So in other words, you don't really know.
460.
by SirFatty 2y ago
and I don't think Intel ever made a 40Mhz processor, AMD did, and I believe it came with a math coprocessor onboard.
461.
by SirFatty 2y ago
I'd be willing to bet that "planning to" means the plan is being executed. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/meta-starts-eliminatin...
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by SirFatty 2y ago
Zuckerberg said it. https://www.inc.com/kit-eaton/mark-zuckerberg-plans-to-repla...
463.
by SirFatty 2y ago
I posted the same link then had to delete because I didn't see your comment. Been a fan of David Seah for about 10 years.
464.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Trump's in office now... you can go back to sleep.
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by SirFatty 2y ago
A valid question, no?
466.
by SirFatty 2y ago
I switched to Mozilla and never looked back. I switched to Opera and never looked back. I switched to Firefox and never looked back. I switched to Chrome and never looked back. I switched to Firefox and never looked back. I switched to Brav
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by SirFatty 2y ago
A closeup of a subway tile.
468.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Captain Crunch would disagree with you on that point.
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by SirFatty 2y ago
this reads like a twitter post.
470.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Hospitals are not the issue, the insurance industry is.
471.
by SirFatty 2y ago
It's probably along the same line as how vinyl records supposedly sound better.
472.
by SirFatty 2y ago
That was a great read. It's not often I forward an article for someone else to read, but this is one of those times.
473.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Sure, from that aspect it makes sense. But there are companies who use Twitter, Discord, Facebook, et al for support and notifications (which I'm not a fan of). It's hard to avoid in those situations.
474.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Really enjoyed IRC in the 90s... it was an underground culture that was unknown to most people... and a place where I got most of my MP3s!
475.
by SirFatty 2y ago
"Automat's objective is to be able to semi-autonomously play a variety of games. It's the first step towards a more general environment for interacting with computers."
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by SirFatty 2y ago
I remember a story about a group of latchkey, upper-class neighborhood kids in the 12-13 yo range that became sexually active, mimicking the Playboy channel activities and getting STDs in the process. Colorado in the 1990s I think? Googli
477.
by SirFatty 2y ago
I never really understood the 'punk' genre assignment for this band.
478.
by SirFatty 2y ago
Well, that video certainly cleared things up for me.
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by SirFatty 2y ago
It is for members of congress apparently.
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by SirFatty 2y ago
before clicking the link, I thought it would be something along the lines of a Dean Kamen iBOT chair. Seems like a lot of money for a basic wheelchair.

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