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901.
by bluedino 3y ago
My grandmother has been retired for years , she worked as an accountant. Any time there's a conversation about computers, she'll pipe in with remarks about how "Compaq makes the best computers".
902.
by bluedino 3y ago
>> I played a lot of tekken 1, but never enough to join any tournaments (had one heard of any in the internet less early 90s) Our local Aladdin's Castle regularly held tournaments and I had friends who ended up making all the way
903.
by bluedino 3y ago
Taller than average people are most successful in certain sport. Basketball, volleyball, etc Shorter than average are very rare in most sports except for some niche positions.
904.
by bluedino 3y ago
> The obesity rate in the UK is 27%; the poverty rate is 17%, and I doubt the overlap is that strong US, not the UK: Counties with poverty rates of >35% have obesity rates 145% greater than wealthy counties. Back to Europe: The Par
905.
by bluedino 3y ago
Genetics probably play the biggest role when it comes to natural abilities. Height, strength, explosiveness, body proportions, endurance.
906.
by bluedino 3y ago
Over the last 8 years my Spectrum bill has almost doubled. I don't have any complaints about uptime or performance, speed has gone from 100 to 160mbs (kind of an odd number) during that time. I realize inflation, wages, etc. But how mu
907.
by bluedino 3y ago
The hospital construction industry is huge and wouldn't want that. And, a lot like college dorms, hospitals have become luxury. Basic hospitals would be a hard sell.
908.
by bluedino 3y ago
They'll never become 'X', except internally. They'll always be known as "the site formerly known as Twitter". Just like Prince.
909.
by bluedino 3y ago
Or linked to an MLM affiliate idlez.amway.com!
910.
Evolving the Reddit Brand: A More Accessible, Bespoke Typography(redditinc.com)
1 points by bluedino 3y ago|1 comments
911.
by bluedino 3y ago
Could they just require the client to send over the Apple logo, which is trademarked, like Nintendo did with the GameBoy?
912.
by bluedino 3y ago
Not sure what's worse, depending on LLMs, or IBM to fix your COBOL project.
913.
by bluedino 3y ago
You need tanks, plumbing, pumps, coolant...if the datacenter doesn't have it available it's not a small undertaking. Example: https://www.supermicro.com/en/solutions/liquid-cooling#solut...
914.
by bluedino 3y ago
Work at a large company. Lots of non-technical people fall under IT. Security decided that any Linux VM needs Microsoft Defender ATP installed. Okay. It was installed by the DevOps team on all the VM's in Azure. Many, many people repor
915.
by bluedino 3y ago
>> we've lost a lot of "boring but living wage" jobs with little to no supervision. Einstein had a lot of time to think and sketch and write formulas at jobs like the Swiss Patent Office. How many jobs do you see around
916.
by bluedino 3y ago
Next year: Tripplex, a new startup from ex-VMware employees that promises 2X the performance of any other virtualization platform and doesn't charge for "extra" features!
917.
by bluedino 3y ago
I never used the original, but I started with a 2.0 disk I got from a friends parent who was taking computer classes in college. https://www.abandonwaredos.com/abandonware-screenshot.php?gi... It didn't have the tradem
918.
by bluedino 3y ago
Mini's used to be terrible. What did they change? https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2013/10/29/consume...
919.
by bluedino 3y ago
Per server? Our dual CPU intel servers take about 800-900W at full power
920.
by bluedino 3y ago
It's the best Graviton processor yet!
921.
by bluedino 3y ago
Sure you can. You just get the rail that mounts at the front of the bed, take the front wheel off, and attach the bike to the rail by the fork. You can also get a 4 door (crew cab) truck with a 6.5 foot bed.
922.
by bluedino 3y ago
Well, he did go to University of Missouri for a year (not sure if he took compsci or?)
923.
by bluedino 3y ago
Isn't the wireframe death star scene the only part done in C (and therefore by computer) in the first movie? https://cdm.link/2021/11/watch-larry-cuba-explain-how-he-ani...
924.
by bluedino 3y ago
I'd also take the blurry N64 graphics over the Playstation's pixelated, distorted, sparkly, jumpy textures.
925.
by bluedino 3y ago
What is the enterprise virtualization alternative? Is everyone on Hyper V already? Does Citrix still exist? Are SuSE or Red Hat offering an 'open source' alternative? Surely people aren't using Proxmox in production?
926.
by bluedino 3y ago
People don't build their own houses like they used to. One of my grandfathers, and both of my wife's grandfathers built their own home at least once in their life. Re-modeling a bathroom is about the limit of my abilities, plus I
927.
by bluedino 3y ago
>> Sears killed the mail order catalog in 1993, just as the Internet was starting to take off. They could have been Amazon. That's like saying Ford could have been Tesla, they just needed to make an electric car in 2012.
928.
by bluedino 3y ago
A general rule is to tip at least a dollar a drink, whether it's beer or beans
929.
by bluedino 3y ago
90's PC industry, so outsource everything little by little until it's funny overseas in the means of cost savings and efficiency, and then there's nothing but scraps left here?
930.
by bluedino 3y ago
Why doesn't anyone enter? It takes billions and billions of dollars, tons of knowledge and if you get it wrong...even Intel screwed it up, and they are one of the only companies would could even try to do it.

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