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571.
by a96 1y ago
Being in any way associated with AIM/AOL was a bad thing, which they probably realized way too late.
572.
by a96 2y ago
I don't know if I'm lucky with the hardware revision, but I've had exactly zero problems with mine. I don't think I've ever even seen the stock firmware or at least not for anything other than installing "mainl
573.
by a96 2y ago
There's probaly a ton of projects that don't even have version control in 2024, let alone a linter.
574.
by a96 2y ago
If you ever find yourself on a lifeboat in the middle of the sea, it might save your life.
575.
by a96 2y ago
They are out to get everyone.
576.
by a96 2y ago
As a primarily (neo)vim user, I can relate.
577.
by a96 2y ago
A few (historical) contributing factors: FLTK doesn't follow "system" theming or look or integrate with anything. It's not the default of common "desktop evironments". It may also be less portable and lack bind
578.
by a96 2y ago
Well, in class environment, they've probably figured out that it's not a sane or correct answer that gets the points. It's the answer that follows all the rules that have been set in the material for that class. It's ext
579.
by a96 2y ago
"All hardware sucks, all software sucks."
580.
by a96 2y ago
That made me want to look up some link about Shu Ha Ri. Turns out that's actually been made popular in some corners of sw dev already. E.g. https://martinfowler.com/bliki/ShuHaRi.html
581.
by a96 2y ago
More people should be.
582.
by a96 2y ago
Once you get oil, dust, or moisture on a surface, dust starts to build up. It's downhill from there. Hard surfaces are easier to keep clean, just don't leave them damp after cleaning, but completely dry and slippery. The close fol
583.
by a96 2y ago
Noisy may be a relative term.
584.
by a96 2y ago
And your influence, merit and worth are what you're paid in salary. That sounds sane.
585.
by a96 2y ago
AFAIK, the answer is more Yes than on most others. I might even guess second only to GrapheneOS.
586.
by a96 2y ago
In my four decades or so, I've never seen that.
587.
by a96 2y ago
I remember seeing a docmentary about this. There was a man who received a transplant arm from someone who died and started to exhibit the donor's manners and ended up planning an elaborate scheme to get revenge on the donor's twin
588.
by a96 2y ago
Yes. This is the big reason why muscle memory is the worst possible memory for music. The slightest glitch leaves you completely lost if you don't have conscious knowledge of where to go next.
589.
by a96 2y ago
There used to be something called beta testers. You could actually see if users hated your software before releasing. For a small subset of users, of course. There also used to be alpha testers, i.e. your own staff. There's another sub
590.
by a96 2y ago
Or anything for corporate use where the customer is a beancounter and the user is an employee, stereotypically. Or education, where it's possibly a politician or a government beancounter and a student.
591.
by a96 2y ago
Battery life. A good camera will have a standby time of months and will do heavy image processing for days on one charge. And that's a key feature. It's also one of the reasons most people quickly turn off features like GPS and WI
592.
by a96 2y ago
I'm sure somebody must have hacked their TI to google stuff.
593.
by a96 2y ago
It's closer to 50 years since it was first posted, though.
594.
by a96 2y ago
Surely you don't need sudo for listing with either apt or rpm.
595.
by a96 2y ago
Used to be XF86Config (even on non-*86). Xorg came in something like 2005. These things are really pretty young still.
596.
by a96 2y ago
They don't need. Want, for listening to network printers announcing themselves. It's a very bad system, even then.
597.
by a96 2y ago
Or, there are a whole lot of sites running honeypots. But it's still probably a very large number.
598.
by a96 2y ago
How far is the Diamond Age?
599.
by a96 2y ago
And 30€ used or 10€ after they're past being brand new.
600.
by a96 2y ago
And movies and music and instructionals (including things that aren't on your, if any, streaming service). On disc.

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