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SirFatty
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SirFatty
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"1988 called..." speaking of tired memes.
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"The music industry has a stellar record of fighting against generational trends - mp3s, youtube videos, streaming, now AI songs" Actually, they were fighting people taking something without paying. Not fighting a "trend&quo
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"We shouldn’t outlaw kitchen knives because people can cut themselves." How about if the knife would convince you to cut yourself?
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SirFatty
9mo ago
And a talking point in the other direction is to refer to people as "boomers".
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"Just suck it up and power through" I don't feel that is a "undesirable masculine trait", I live by that and still "feel things" and have emotions.
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A year ago. Not much has happened in that area over the last year...
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Proof that this is the year of Linux on the Desktop!
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"This was inspired by Wikitok, a VSCode Extension I made around brainrot, and another fully generative UI site I made."
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9mo ago
Everything you stated is speculation.
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"I think that gas powered gardening and construction equipment is incredibly loud and annoying," Hence the ban.
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"There is a real risk, especially for brands that are slow to adapt." Such insight! Of course that could be said about almost anything.
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Opening line: “The average squatter,” says James Jacobs, “has no melee experience.” Truer words have not been spoken!
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You could over-clock the Celeron and get even more performance. Both the slot-1 and ZIF style...
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A good story (that does off script at points), but the pictures are great and the ability to zoom in for detail is also great.
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"UPDATE: A happy ending for at least one of the suspects, Brian Catlin, who went on to a prosperous career in computers and currently still works for Microsoft and lives in Hawaii."
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Computer Crime in 1980 at DePaul University [video]
(youtube.com)
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"Comments from computer chief Ellie Gillespie, who was angry but not enough to determine whether if they were just fooling around or actually committing a crime, and Lt. John Ryle of the Chicago Police Department, who estimates DePaul&
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Exactly what I was hoping... LucasFilm made some great games.
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Tor
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No easy explanation: Debating a 70-year-old UFO mystery new images come to light
(livescience.com)
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Two new peer-reviewed papers claim thousands of unexplained light flashes in vintage Palomar telescope images show statistical ties to nuclear tests and UFO reports. Not everyone agrees with the paper's conclusion.
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I see the author implemented a true circuit board.
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All is ok now that Trump received the FIFA Peace Prize trophy and wearable medallion.
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Median age of ownership? Skews older now I'm guessing. I was talking about the younger crowd trying to get a start.
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When we bought our first home, a townhouse, in the early 1990s the builder only sold to people that were going to live in said home. They helped save the down payment and made sure that utility payments (gas/electric) were under a cer
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DAT was the promised land..
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Dividing things into useful/not useful isn't very useful.
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11mo ago
I've never been paywalled with The Verge.
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Nope...
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11mo ago
I guess that depends on your point of view. From the current administrations POV, I'm sure they think things are indeed great (again).
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