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by berbec 3y ago
https://archive.is/xBXnd
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by berbec 3y ago
Looks like someone did exactly that https://twitter.com/Andercot/status/1686215574177841152
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by berbec 3y ago
My naive, and cynical, understanding of this type of policy, is the point is to kick the can down to the next generation. It didn't start this way (I hope), but I view it as an accepted solution to make sure the bomb's timer is
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by berbec 3y ago
> It's a deadly arms race to get as big as you can The only reasonable solution is to mandate the only vehicle allowed to be sold in the USA is the Canyonero. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI_Jl5WFQkA
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by berbec 3y ago
In case anyone didn't know what these were like me, they seem to be similar to a quill, in that the pen is dipped into a well and capillary actions enough ink to write. They seem quite cool! https://www.jetpens.com/blog
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by berbec 3y ago
I've had two Unicomps over the years and they treat me very well.
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by berbec 3y ago
This is some new definition of the word "need" that I am unaware of. Methinks a liquidity problem is the true culprit.
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by berbec 3y ago
The current page seems to show the same content http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/Relativity/SpeedOfLigh...
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by berbec 3y ago
I'm trying to think of the last time a product came out and the public and government's response was "That's so amazing, it has to be fraud", but it was legitimate. I'm a little tired, so all I'm drawing i
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by berbec 3y ago
By the article's infographic, it's 4.6% of Android users. Anyone not using FireFox Mobile on Android 7.0 or earlier. Some, but not major.
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by berbec 3y ago
I'm trying to find someone GPT would save over Jesus. Norman Borlaug? Nope Zeus, Job, Buddha? No no no! https://www.gptrolley.com/?left=Jesus&right=Jonas%20Salk
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by berbec 3y ago
Seems like it was written in [2000].
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by berbec 3y ago
"Private Communications Technology (PCT) 1.0 was a protocol developed by Microsoft in the mid-1990s." [1] Huh. Where did we go wrong and not end up with PCT 1.3 AEC-GCM$? 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priva
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by berbec 3y ago
currently hugged. https://web.archive.org/web/20220624095811/https://www.anthr...
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by berbec 3y ago
That was a fascinating read that terrified me.
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by berbec 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-year_plans_of_the_Soviet_...
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by berbec 3y ago
hugged. https://archive.is/EDyUx
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by berbec 3y ago
I would find this much less confusing if the minute of every hour was "north"/"up"
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by berbec 3y ago
Apple can do anything they want with "your" phone. As it's an entirely closed-source ecosystem with obfuscated hardware, trusting Apple is the only reason to believe anything isn't decrypted and sent straight to <inse
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by berbec 3y ago
A few companies I subcontract for pay a service to take and destroy perfectly good computers. I've seen i5-8400 machines get dragged away, never to see the light of day again.
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by berbec 3y ago
The girl with a pearl earring vs kidney stone disease tripped me up for a μs or three.
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by berbec 3y ago
Slot 1 300A Celeron pencil trick was the best. I lived with that for a while, and then I got a dual socket 370 533 Celerons on the BP6. That was an absolutely insanely overpowered machine for years.
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by berbec 3y ago
I just sent a photo from a US sim, using MMS, and it accepted the photo.
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by berbec 3y ago
yes, at $2.99 a postcard.
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by berbec 3y ago
dying to live!
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by berbec 3y ago
If you have Windows 10 Pro, Hyper-V[1] might work better than VirtualBox. I'd check why VirtualBox crashed, though. It's possible you don't have virtualization enabled in your bios. 1: https://learn.microsoft.com&#
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by berbec 3y ago
I know I've probably missed it, but does the Vision Pro have a video input, or is it limited to programs it run on it's onboard computer/streaming?
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by berbec 3y ago
Since it's been so long, I can't remember, but were there even articles - or was it just 999 pages of classified ads sold to the highest bidder?
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by berbec 3y ago
"it might even be possible at some future date to ''recreate'' long-dead movie stars to appear in new movies." I've been waiting for the new Jimmy Stewart/John Wayne movie for years now. AI, step up y
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by berbec 3y ago
I'm talking about those that "claim that wages are driving inflation", not the current administration. If they are also doing so, I will happily retract my statement and focus my ire more broadly.

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