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I'm in high school now and I bought their sbemail DVD boxset
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3y ago
Could you mask the provider, and a VoIP provider appear to be like "SimpleTalk Wireless" or something and fake being a mobile phone carrier?
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How does spam make money if it isn't advertising anything, and even if it is who's paying for "The free interaction is great, but I love the best casino games on onlineslots.fun, amazing ever and I always love win cold hard c
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The company can create a way to void the warranty or not take responsibility and leave it to you if 3rd party modifications or drivers are used, but not outright prevent them and make them a pain to the users. Something like how Android ROM
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I never thought Mac OS releases were planned for longevity after they started being free, more like point releases. You were expected to upgrade and if you didn't, Apple doesn't care if you had a valid reason to stay (PPC Rosetta,
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Don't they have a mini version that downloads only the binaries and has to download any game you pick out?
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We didn't think the NSA was in the business of international unwarranted surveillance until they were
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This is true for Windows. Free software has helped keep operating systems like Windows XP and 7 still modern and secure, and many applications have been patched to work on these older systems. Here is for instance a port of Firefox Quantum
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Their idea of Game Pass is not downloading games, it's streaming them to add an extra layer of you not owning anything.
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Things lile this are why I use Windows daily. I can assign a specific USB mass storage device a letter it will always use and I memorize it.
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Why does every distro mount USB mass storage devices differently? "/run/media" vs "/media/" vs "/mnt/"
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The Unix-Haters Handbook (1994) [pdf]
(web.mit.edu)
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What if I just run a bunch of cryptominers on my Windows 365 instance? Either way this is gross and I guarantee people will just accept that. To unintentionally quote Deus Ex, Some people don't see the danger of indiscriminate surveill
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I honestly wish Red Hat sold a prosumer version of RHEL with support
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About 8 pop-ups with ads and newsletters popped up within 10 seconds of clicking this link. Great topic but campaigns for worst website I've ever seen.
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Did CRTs cause more or less eye strain than LCDs?
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From how out of touch I am with my generation I fail to realize how many people watch TV and anime and whatever through those weird, peculiarly named "free TV and movies" websites with the pop-up ads and kinda-okay quality that ha
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Firefox can't because you can just change the code to remove the block, but the Mozilla compiled versions very well could. CloudFlare could, and they seem like they very well would because as a company they seem as comically evil as Or
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100% agree. I don't want to rent access to my music or rent access to TV/movies/anime through whatever people use now and have it able to be taken away from me or altered. Motley Crue's music is like 30 year old and was
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True but if it hints towards the younger generations not liking or trying alcohol at all, it seems a bit out of touch.
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I thought the article hinted towards the companies making drinks that don't pretend to be alcohol, and are just good-tasting drinks as an alternative to alcohol but I saw the opposite. I don't see why anyone would want non-alcohol
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As time goes on that movie becomes more and more of a documentary.
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Artists and photographers were never asked permission of their photos to be used to develop image AI yet they ended up doing so, it was built off theft and will continue to be build off theft by using user data from social media companies.
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I always had this idea in my head about feeding AI garbage it cannot regurgitate into anything useful but not a clue on how to create said garbage. Hopefully tools like this can stop image AI dead in it's tracks.
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Shopify seems to love Ruby. Ruby doesn't seem to be all too popular now, if I'm a beginner would Ruby be a good language to look into? (Please don't recommend Python/JS, I dislike them for personal reasons)
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Way uglier than a classic pair of Ray-Bans which is what I expected to see when I saw their brand attached to it. Thing looks like a shitty old Thunderbird.
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I'm pretty sure TDE uses SVGs
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Check out Trinity Desktop https://www.trinitydesktop.org/
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Nobody wanted to "have a chance to explain themselves". I just wanna be told what got me banned, not a complex request.
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Looking forward to AMD releasing some more budget oriented options for AM5, currently it's a very expensive platform. I really wanna see how these take on Intel, and if they steamroll them the way they did when they Threadrippers first
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