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blangk
4y ago
Banned from where?
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blangk
4y ago
We used to get the money back with a pretty reliable mechanical method, stuffing a flattened MacDonald's straw into the machine above the spare change slot and jiggling in and out. You needed a coin for the call but could return and re
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blangk
4y ago
pfSense is still a great product in 2022? I had heard otherwise.
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blangk
4y ago
I don't see a question mark.
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blangk
4y ago
I find it works very well using the bridge on my Manjaro desktop, and was fine on Debian before that.
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blangk
4y ago
I've got a reliable scripted implementation for the WAN failover including a pppoe WAN
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blangk
4y ago
I'm not sure what your argument is here - they are recycling waste plastic to have commodity value as a building material already
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blangk
4y ago
I owned the iPhone 12 mini and thought it was a great phone - I was able to one hand it quite easy and the hardware specs were more than sufficient. My partner now uses it but she would prefer a slightly larger screen I think. I moved to a
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blangk
4y ago
That would be amazing - like the framework laptop diy edition and you can customise the keyboard part and the hinges or something and run low profile mechanical switches in whatever layout you and keymap you want
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blangk
4y ago
How do you feel about being repeatedly punched in the dick?
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blangk
5y ago
Linux is not a 0 issue OS, but I use roughly the same methods and reasoning to get it to workable state as I might on Windows 10 and I wouldn't say it even takes much longer. Linux is surely cheaper. The difference is, Linux can keep g
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blangk
5y ago
Progress to what?
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blangk
6y ago
I would also like to know this - as far as I could see, there was only one pretty meaningless lesson about alternate arrow keys - IMO, this doesn't sell Vim to a newbie, nor does it sell the $15 product