Suppafly

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by Suppafly 4mo ago
>I didn't even know you could return clothes from most retailers. Yeah it's been a pretty normal option for the last 50 years or so.
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by Suppafly 4mo ago
Enterprise Mac is a bit of a contradiction because Apple doesn't really make enterprise tools, you still end up joining them to a windows network and using windows file sharing and printing.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
I'd feel a lot better if he'd update his pricing transparency at the bottom of those articles.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
>I bet he does! Anyone coding before the web would know about that. It's easy to forget though, especially if the client or the server decides to change modes on it's own.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
>Why do Americans have to worry about the packaging of Japanese snack products? We don't but we worry about similar issues caused by the same root cause.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
OpenRouter is such a weird name for this. I thought it was going to be something like the Tomato firmware for routers, not some AI interface thing.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
So the article mentions that her favorite disk type is the 3 inch amstrad disk, so I google searched for that and clicked the first image that comes up and it's an article written by the person the first article is about. https:/
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
>It seems like theft, but it's a very common civil contract dispute. Theft by conversion is an actual crime, not just a civil dispute.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
>This article is about actors in the Swift programming language Glad I checked the comments first, I had assumed it was stateless people that were actors. Stateless people are kind of an interesting topic.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
>When I used a major cable ISP, often my connection seemed slow, so I'd go to speedtest.com. The speedtest would be fine... and then I would magically have faster network performance again. Yeah, I suspect you could script it to do
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
To a degree, but I've never seen anything requiring you to show a mark literally every time it's mentioned.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
>I’ve always bought a fresh perpetual license to office home and student with every new computer since 2005. Why? Just to upgrade or what?
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
This, I've used old versions that I got as part of a site license for employees deal for years.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
I work from home, I'm well aware of when my neighbors get their lawns mowed, and mine perpetually looks unmowed since I mow on the weekends and they have lawn services that come on weekdays.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
Cool write up, a little weird that you were surprised to find it in the first place though.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
DC++ was the best for dreamcast games back when I was in college.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
Everything popular is just a remake of stuff we already had, blows my mind that Discord is basically just IRC, tons of file transfer things are just FTP, etc.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
Nah, I live in the midwest, even people that have lawn services have them come weekly or even every 10 days.
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
>If you treat your house like a rental that you rent to yourself, you can avoid a bunch of headaches Or you do a bunch of shitty halfass 'landlord fixes'
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by Suppafly 5mo ago
You know enough about the buyer to sue them or report them to the FBI.
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
>That "smart kids are bored in class" thing is bs unless your kid has savant intelligence (Terence Tao level). Nah, pretty much everyone of slightly above average intelligence spends most of school bored.
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
man that's super shady that they didn't rename the split if they didn't have buy in from the original devs to take over the project.
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me to learn that the unauthorized uses outnumber the legitimate ones.
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
$100 for something you'll use all through middle and high school and into college isn't a bad deal.
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
>Buried important detail: this is an art project, no actual electronics were built, none of it can or does work as a computer. This, I don't understand why everyone is acting like this is impressive, unless they failed to read the a
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
>Not to detract from the amazing feat the teacher and students achieved Feel free to detract from it. It's not an amazing feat.
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
I wonder if this works to get it to generate images it doesn't want to generate.
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
>We had to buy those calculators for highschool and it was a waste of money, felt like somebody must be paying somebody off to have thousands of students buy a device that they will certainly never have to use (and is of little education
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
>We just got sent a document that amounted to "please set up a CNAME for us", but was multiple pages long and had detailed instructions on how to do various troubleshooting tasks before, during, and after creating the CNAME, mi
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by Suppafly 6mo ago
I like how the AI seems forced to change their ethnicity to keep up with the color changes. Absolutely wild.

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