bacchusracine

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by bacchusracine 3y ago
Does anyone know if Bookworm includes the Ubuntu-Mate version of the Mate desktop?
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>For everyone else, the only way to understand the full depth of the problem and how pervasive it is, is to understand and examine the methods these people are using to connect and distribute that illicit content. Doesn't that basic
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>Ruqqus code (which itself was a failed-reddit clone Ruqqus was murdered. They decided that it was better to kill the site rather than tolerate those nasty evil Republicans posting there. Were there a bunch of stormmers and Reichtards p
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
https://archive.is/yiH3N
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
I'm just going to say it. Aspects of the article resemble practically a HOWTO guide. The comments from sites and the resulting lack of true changes when reported on make it clear the green light is lit and everyone is being told full
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>Digg faced problems due to so-called "power users" who would manipulate the article recommendation features to only support one another's postings, flooding the site with articles only from these users and making it impos
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>They never released fully functional Linux support Which is something that killed my interest dead for their hardware despite being exactly the kind of person who should fit their profile for a customer. But if they're willing to l
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
Anyone who used Windows Mobile or PocketPCs knew this was never going to happen.
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>They killed twenty-eight kids. >This suggests that "going after" the compound was not really about the welfare of any children. Not just that, but given the way things played out repeatedly (not just Waco, Ruby Ridge, the E
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
Looks cool but someone needs to step up and provide translations to other languages if they seek additional interest from others.
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>>I loved my eee but I can't imagine going back to that platform these days I really miss my old eeepc901 some days but I agree. Going back to those slow atom processors is really a nonstarter. But the size and form factor (wit
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>Eventually we'll have arm machines made by other PC manufacturers As someone who has been waiting for this to happen for nearly fifteen years now, you'll forgive me if I don't hold my breath.
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
There is an option which keeps these shows alive forever, so long as one person loves them enough to take custody and maintain them independently. Sadly it is not an option that many consider.
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
So bring back optimization! This is a solved problem, companies just don't want to invest the time and effort to optimize and compress their assets and code. It used to be something that they knew was a necessity, but rapid gains in s
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
It's Seth Rogen of course, so he would know just what percentages of weed are necessary write television content. On the other hand I'd argue that there is some really good stuff being done with AI generated content. Things like
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
Have an archive link: https://archive.is/MI1ua
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>People do not block youtube ads because workspace accounts don't work Ohh me! Me! I do! I was one of those people stupid enough to go along with Google Plus when it was still a thing. I had no problem with my account for that but
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>with Gen Z choosing to drink/socialise at home Not just Gen Z. Why should I go to a bar and pay almost double a bottle what it costs me for a decent beer when I and a friend can pick up a twelve pack for what it would cost us to h
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
Archive link: https://archive.is/m1AcB
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
> if you forced companies to advertise exact prices, everyone would go out of business Sounds like many companies do not deserve to be in business then, if they cannot honestly charge what it costs to provide the goods or services they a
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>all devices after that just ran Windows. Yeah, funny how the eeepc was showcasing all sorts of things in both Linux and even in an Android system which all mysteriously disappeared once Microsoft got their vice chairman in a back room a
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
How is this any different from Disney resurrecting the corpse of Stan Lee to advertise Marvel movies he never had any part in years after his death?
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by bacchusracine 3y ago
>Tesla has been limiting how fast older models are able to charge at superchargers, with the stated goal of extending battery longevity. Apple didn't get away with slowing down iPhones for this stated purpose, what makes Tesla think
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by bacchusracine 4y ago
Are you joking? $99 a month, for individuals and $900 a month for teams?
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by bacchusracine 4y ago
>No, i think the customs of chinas tribe and island should reign supreme in china and the customs of my tribe and island in mine Isn't that the point? The problem is that the customs of others is infringing on the customs of others
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by bacchusracine 4y ago
>Google shouldn't be responsible for censoring the internet. Then maybe they shouldn't have started doing so to begin with? As the joke goes, 'we've settled that, now we're negotiating on price.' This is no
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by bacchusracine 4y ago
>Linux came pretty close to being usable for the general public (not gamers) 13-14 years ago. Then Gnome 3 happened and broke everything, then Wayland happened and broke everything again. Funny how that just keeps happening, isn't i
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by bacchusracine 4y ago
Wow...I love that this exists. While I would need to check it before reading to a child for bias (Wikipedia's NPOV has been a joke for a long while now) this is an excellent idea for those seeking to both entertain and inform their ch
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by bacchusracine 4y ago
>windows Why would you want to make it less useful?
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by bacchusracine 4y ago
>Ford already made the decision for you. If you need an AM radio, bring your own. Alternatively, simply don't buy a Ford....

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