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bluedino
4d ago
I hate to be that guy, but computer prices, even Apple machines, are still so cheap . My first 'modern' Mac was the 13" 2010 MacBook Pro, and it was $1299. The current Air is $1299. Inflation be damned. Let's not even g
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bluedino
6d ago
So many parallels with Angry Birds. Appeals to all groups, released on every platform. Then come the sequels, special editions (like Christmas Lemmings), and then it just kind of faded away. Lemmings just didn't get a movie and merchan
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Apple building M8 AI servers, talks with Nvidia, reports The Information
(finance.yahoo.com)
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9d ago
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bluedino
10d ago
They'll be right back in two years
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bluedino
12d ago
I started buying some this year when Slickdeals would post something, whether it was from Amazon or closeouts at the auto parts stores. Even grabbed some $18 Walmart Supertech.
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bluedino
12d ago
2018+ Ford Mustang V8 for one. GM V8's take 8 quarts
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bluedino
12d ago
Kind of an odd viscosity unless you have classic cars or live in a hot climate
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bluedino
17d ago
Write the program, punch the cards, send the cards to another building to be loaded, program runs, printout comes out in another building, somehow this takes 2-3 days
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Microsoft to impose time limits on Xbox cloud gaming subscribers
(cnbc.com)
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22d ago
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bluedino
27d ago
> But no, let's in fact choose the stupidest possible way of doing it — by rendering everything as HTML commit by commit and then parsing it. I feel like I'm at work. We had some web crawler using Selenium to make queries and s
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bluedino
27d ago
It seemed like there were numerous versions of this, but LifeGenesis from Microsoft entertainment Pack was the one I remember playing the most https://games.zerker.ca/GameDetails/LifeGenesis_Windows%203....
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bluedino
29d ago
I took a picture of my keychain tag, set the date of it to my membership expiration date, and then scan that picture my phone when I go in
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DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Agentic Engineering, Vibe Coding and Linux
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29d ago
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bluedino
1mo ago
Meanwhile we're having neighborhood groups protest running fiber through neighborhoods, calling police on the workers, removing untility marking flags in yards...
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bluedino
1mo ago
I wish the Teams emoji/reaction popup would not come up so often. I have to intention place my mouse cursor somewhere that won't trigger it. I don't need to react to every message. I'd rather be able to read them without
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bluedino
1mo ago
It makes sense to have them connected for a lot of reasons.
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bluedino
1mo ago
Does that $10k server not need RAM?
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1mo ago
> We have since added more than 3 million CPU cores, 120 petabytes of high-speed storage, and significant network capacity. We installed as much hardware as available power allowed in our existing data centers while accelerating our migr
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bluedino
1mo ago
One of the earlier releases (when they would send you free CD's) got flack for people in their underwear https://www.zdnet.com/article/canonical-turns-20-shaping-the...
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bluedino
1mo ago
For those who have not seen one in action: https://youtube.com/shorts/HzCCsZB4jKg?is=377XKg7gUXfMHzA2
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bluedino
1mo ago
It's legal in America https://www.parkpennies.com/-dl-disneyland-pressed-coin-guid...
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bluedino
1mo ago
I'd argue that that's a minority as well.
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bluedino
1mo ago
The true workaholics are brining their laptops home to do this either way.
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1mo ago
Greenbar printouts.
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1mo ago
> Prior to moving it to Google Drive, they started squashing the history into a single commit prior to pushing release tags. The tarballs provided via Google Drive have exactly the same source code. However, they went out of the way to m
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1mo ago
Dell wants $4,507 (web price) for each 32GB RDIMM in a PowerEdge 6625 (16GB is showing as unavailable)
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bluedino
1mo ago
eBay search is still pretty decent about letting you exclude things and other 'power user' search abilities
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bluedino
1mo ago
Are there many laptop mainboards available and what is the price like?
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1mo ago
> Hospitals have an operating margin of 2-5% I don't spend any healthcare money at the hospital. It's all all providers office, private clinic, etc. It costs $300 for my primary care doctor to see me for about 7 minutes. An ass
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bluedino
1mo ago
Enterprise here and it's down all the time. Right now and it was down 4 days ago as well.
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