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by bluedino 10mo ago
I find a lot of good stuff in GitHub issues
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by bluedino 10mo ago
The question askers got stupider and stupider.
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by bluedino 10mo ago
> The person kept making the comment that she couldn't see/find the puck and it made it frustrating to watch. Lifelong hockey fan, I never understood this complaint. I believe it was FOX that did the 'highlight the puck&#x
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by bluedino 10mo ago
We set up one of those widescreen Intergraph CRTs for a client way back then, I think the cost of that thing plus the workstation was easily more than I made in a year
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by bluedino 10mo ago
Many of them stop beeping for a while (or beep way less often)
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by bluedino 10mo ago
There have a been a couple videos/posts about this from other influencers today Does anyone remember a guy here posting about linking Mac Studios with Thunderbolt for HPC/clustering? I wasn't able to find it with a quick sear
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by bluedino 10mo ago
Today, people using their work laptop to do personal computing isn't uncommon (even though you shouldn't). But carrying your full-size tower computers and CRT monitors home from the office at night/weekends sounds crazy.
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Plane owned by NASCAR racer Greg Biffle crashes after takeoff in N.C(news-journalonline.com)
1 points by bluedino 10mo ago|2 comments
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by bluedino 10mo ago
Like many people, I have a bad habit of visiting Slickdeals, and buying things I might never use, because they're a good deal. A lot of people also have the problem of visiting /r/somehobby and then buying things because othe
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by bluedino 10mo ago
They're also adding self driving and all kinds of fancy options
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by bluedino 10mo ago
Nope. They even get to use fuel that has less taxes on it since they don't drive on public roads.
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by bluedino 10mo ago
> It took just over eleven minutes to produce this PDF, Incredibly dumb question, but when they say this, what actually happens? Is it using TeX? Is it producing output using the PDF file spec? Is there some print driver it's wired
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by bluedino 10mo ago
Now look up impact wrenches. 1/2 in 1 in 1/4 in 3/8 in 3/4 in 7/16 in
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by bluedino 10mo ago
Just this morning I watched a video someone shared on LinkedIn. A lion cub was being nursed by a ewe!
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by bluedino 10mo ago
> They couldn't optimize early and were building models and assets like it's for film. Not low poly game assets but super high poly film assets. Reminds me of the Crack.com interview with Jonathan Clark: Adding to the difficul
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by bluedino 11mo ago
It looks pretty decent but seeing the texture warping and glitching reminds me of why I was team N64
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by bluedino 11mo ago
How did it get this way? A million years ago we had Microsoft Office, PerfectOffice, Lotus SmartSuite, Lotus Symphony (which became one of the free suites), and others I can't remember. Then we had a bunch of Java and web versions buil
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by bluedino 11mo ago
It seems like most users got tired of the unknowns with CentOS and went to Alma/Rocky. Doesn't help that most third party software vendors also didn't bother to support it.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
Hey, Starbucks charges $3.50 for a cookie, I could buy 4 at the local bakery or two at the farmers market for that much (and get a better cookie).
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by bluedino 11mo ago
My grandmother stored pork in lard-filled crocks in the basement for months.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
How big are they? We have very large ones like Vidalias, small ones like pearl onions, and then everything in between. Most common are probably the size of an apple (how big is an apple, you ask?)
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by bluedino 11mo ago
Congratulations, we finally created 'plain English' programming languages. It only took 1/10th of the worlds electricity and 40% of the semiconductor production.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
It has been for the last 15 years.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
> The food was extremely good. . . . everything was fresh from the garden. Was it this, or was it that your mother/grandmother was a great cook? I hear a lot of older people talk about how awful their food was, limited ingredients,
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by bluedino 11mo ago
Imagine the outrage if OpenAI built their own fab or memory factory. Like back when Henry Ford built his own steel foundry.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
If you're really poor you end up going to the emergency room and get a $20k bill that you never end up paying
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by bluedino 11mo ago
Many people that use the Marketplace plans don't have employer sponsored health plans available.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
Reminds me of the 1990's Prolong commercials on late-night TV. They drained the oil out of a Dodge Viper and drove it around a track on the desert. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9Sbo9RQA4w
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by bluedino 11mo ago
> Modular V8 1990-2014 Still lives to this day. The 5.0/5.2 engines are modular.
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by bluedino 11mo ago
> And that someone is gonna be the people who are the experts in it, which is pretty strongly arguably GM. They were, at least. Massive recall on the 6.2L versions of their V8 engines right now. https://www.lemonfirm.com/

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