bluedays

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   by bluedays 6y ago

   Yes, but is it consumer repairable? Is it even repairable at a reasonable price? I swore off batteries after the Prius battery died. In order to repair it I would have had to pay 3k to replace the entire battery. Until these batteries ar
2. 212.▲
   by bluedays 6y ago

   Without looking at it I wonder if it's using the Python language underneath, or the python vm. Either way this is pretty cool.
3. 213.▲
   by bluedays 6y ago

   It seems like it does though? https://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-5.5/bluetooth.4 I'm not sure why the article says it doesn't support bluetooth.
4. 214.▲
   by bluedays 6y ago

   Welp, I look forward to repeatedly removing this from my pins.
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   by bluedays 6y ago

   It started with way more features, that even today, were never paralleled with real time messaging. The one I particularly remember is that you could see people typing, as they were typing. It was really a modern marvel.
6. 216.▲
   by bluedays 6y ago

   Sorta hits you like a punch in the gut. I'm not sure it's suppose to be "enjoyable". Then again, I'm not sure that all art has to be enjoyable.
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   by bluedays 6y ago

   Funny to read this because Fedora is definitely beta, because their distribution doesn't seem very stable. I switched away from Fedora because it seemed to break more than my Arch installation. There are a lot of things they are doing
8. 218.▲
   by bluedays 6y ago

   I think that's why they calling it "practicing" medicine, instead of human engineering.
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   by bluedays 6y ago

   I use to have an immense respect for Glen Greenwald and follow his writing regularly, but Greenwald's tone has changed drastically recently. I'm not sure why, but he seems to have a rather myopic view of the left. It's a sudd
10. 220.▲
    by bluedays 6y ago

    Maybe we'll get lucky and create an API that allows you to use Linux desktop environments.
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    The original video this article is referencing is here if anyone wants to just watch it instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bikbJPI-7Kg
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    I see this sorta argument frequently but there was a time when only IBM was capable of making PCs. It seems whoever is first to market ends up not having an open platform, which later is superseded by a more open platform.* See the variety
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    Rocky Linux: New RHEL Fork by the Original CentOS Creator(news.itsfoss.com)

    11 points by bluedays 6y ago|0 comments
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    Original CentOS founder intends to create new fork of RHEL(rockylinux.org)

    68 points by bluedays 6y ago|8 comments
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    The original founder is intending to create a new fork of RHEL due to the recent news coming out of Red Hat/IBM over the switch to CentOS streaming. There is now a new community forming around a linux distribution called Rocky Linux. I
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    Agreed. Transitioning into tech for this very reason has yielding amazing results for me.
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    Zoinks, mister
18. 228.▲
    by bluedays 6y ago

    The majority of money that is made on games in the industry is with "simplistic games"
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    Ah, but do you have kids? Because whooboy, lemme tell ya... Speaking as a parent, I can honestly say there is nobody more judgemental than other parents. I can't tell you how many times I've heard parents criticize other people&#x
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    There are a ridiculous amount of games on the iOS platform. Many of which are offering the full game. Examples that come to mind off the top of my head are Final Fantasy, and the GTA games.
21. 231.▲
    by bluedays 6y ago

    Maybe you content wasn't that interesting, and people only cared about the headline.
22. 232.▲
    by bluedays 6y ago

    She's three now. I can definitely relate to the orange thing.
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    I experienced the same. I wound up changing my whole life because of it. Wound up quitting a career, getting involved in IT, going back to college, getting straight As when I had always flunked out before, found myself in an honor society,
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    >Paradoxically, we found that fathers who activate the anterior cingulate the most when listening to infant crying report the most negative emotional responses to those cries, in particular being more likely to label the cry as spoiled o
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    I feel like this belongs on /r/nottheonion
26. 236.▲
    by bluedays 6y ago

    Doesn't explain the death of Google Reader.
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    Yeah, 33 years old, haven't accomplished much, went into school to start a degree in programming, still low status and can't find a job anywhere. I'm not sure willingness is the word for this. All I feel is bitterness. I&#x27
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    I watch tv shows more than pretty much anyone I know and lately I don't even bother watching a show unless it already has several seasons. So this is a terrible business decision. I mean there's a reason "binging" becaus
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    Just sent this to my wife. She's gonna love this.
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    by bluedays 6y ago

    This somehow feels related to the outcome of Epic v Apple.