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by bombcar 5mo ago
It’s perhaps understandable why the Society for the Reintroduction of the Bay Area Gizzly Bear stays under the radar … (/joke)
452.
by bombcar 5mo ago
Hey! When I was 16 I was the smartest to ever live! Apparently something happened afterwards …
453.
by bombcar 5mo ago
He has the adhoc signed one on his site: https://www.macsourceports.com/game/rct2
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by bombcar 5mo ago
The IRA is more “British” than some of these commentators.
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by bombcar 5mo ago
Isn’t there some guy who goes around compiling these games with his codesign?
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by bombcar 5mo ago
According to the thead they squawked 7700 so this wasn’t just a “fuck it we’re going back” this was a full blown “we’re declaring emergency, roll all the shit.” I wonder if there’s Bluetooth interference or if they’re suspicious of somethin
457.
by bombcar 5mo ago
The defining aspect of the Macintosh for me will always be the mandatory GUI - most everything else had it as either an entire afterthought, or at least as a “program started later”.
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by bombcar 5mo ago
I always felt TP fell between two stools; it had to be modified and changed to become a Wii launch title and the direction was fractured because of that. Had it been the last great GameCube title I think it would have at least been more con
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by bombcar 5mo ago
AI has made it much easier, basically. It had been done here and there in some cases, but now it can be applied as a general thing to many projects.
460.
by bombcar 5mo ago
Salesforce spent some amount of money to license the name Einstein from his estate/heirs.
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by bombcar 5mo ago
tridge is mighty in the Linux world, he arguably greatly contributed to Linux as a server (via Samba to save on windows NT client user licenses), rsync, and IIRC reverse-engineering the bitlocker protocol thereby starting the gitstorm.
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by bombcar 5mo ago
It was pretty obviously a one-way street; likely emailed.
463.
by bombcar 5mo ago
This underlying much of the non-coding AI revolution (and some of the coding perhaps) - so much corporate activity is write-only and never read.
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by bombcar 5mo ago
If we can work on the solution for when 90% of “human labor” is replaced by machines and intelligent machines, we’ll have a roadmap for how society should be structured. Ever since we moved a step above subsistence farming we’ve been headin
465.
by bombcar 5mo ago
If AI results in the abolishment of the copyright regime as we know it, at least some good will come from the wreckage of society.
466.
by bombcar 5mo ago
The practical difference between a select few owning everything and governments owning everything ends up being practically minor. The key is disperse true ownership (which is NOT just collective ownership via the standard shares; your shar
467.
by bombcar 5mo ago
2006 is close enough to 1998 that floppies would still be around in business settings, or for other specialized devices like embroidery machines. I think I stopped adding floppies around that time.
468.
by bombcar 5mo ago
I like the make the cookie for hiding the dickover be 30-60 minutes in duration for anyone in a company IP address. Own medicine is the best dog food.
469.
by bombcar 5mo ago
It’s not a hard decision - and I was making it wrong for many years. Now I gladly pay Home Depot or friends to maintain stock for me so my house isn’t filled with bags of shit I’ll never practically use.
470.
by bombcar 5mo ago
I seriously doubt you check every batch of foodstuffs entering your house.
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by bombcar 5mo ago
No, dollar store is a rank above the rankest shit from Temu. There’s name brand (Apple, Anker, etc → made in China but made well), then there’s off-brand (cheaper than above but still made decently), then store-brand (Harbor Freight and fri
472.
by bombcar 5mo ago
There’s apparently one model, and she has clothes photoshopped on her millions of times. I’ve seen model photos of clothes that clearly doesn’t exist until after you place the order.
473.
by bombcar 5mo ago
That’s how they work, and often affiliate links are programmatically added by plugins. I’ve seen some reviewers intentionally break links to bad products.
474.
by bombcar 5mo ago
I have no idea - I randomly stumbled on that when looking for something else and it blew my mind.
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by bombcar 5mo ago
Technically I think this was a Rapid Tank Emptying. RUD implies launch.
476.
by bombcar 5mo ago
I know it's not, but darned if that doesn't sound like "it exploded real big, so build a bigger one!"
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by bombcar 5mo ago
Building an Affordable House goes into some real, actionable things that could be done - and often aren't. A big part of the problem is the same with cars; nobody makes used cars, and nobody builds used houses. The buyers are the on
478.
by bombcar 5mo ago
You can buy kit houses that basically do what you're describing, up to and including entire log cabins that go together like Lincoln logs of yore (which end up being MORE expensive because they literally build the house at the "fa
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by bombcar 5mo ago
Have you ever been on a building site, let alone been involved with building?
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by bombcar 5mo ago
> Supply is not magic. It can't reduce the cost of something below the cost of material and labor. I'll agree it's not magic, but supply can drop the cost of something below the cost of materials and labor, if you equivo

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