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by bserge 5y ago
Is it the year of more local manufacturing yet? Sure would be nice.
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by bserge 5y ago
Aka "Time for the regular aid request". Either from China for being a good pe(s)t or the UN and US for promising to stop nuclear tests. The fact that their population suffers famine nearly every goddamn year is just unbelievably s
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by bserge 5y ago
I'd seriously use something like that if it was stronger, tamper proof and would shock me whenever I'm browsing Reddit (and a blacklist of other garbage just in case).
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by bserge 5y ago
Yeah, eat less for months or years . Slightly harder than getting an injection.
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by bserge 5y ago
With so many people around and remote work, they shouldn't be. Someone will always do the same work at the same quality for less. And with transparency, employers can look up exactly how much everyone is paying elsewhere. Didn't t
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by bserge 5y ago
Growing up we only had the short (10-15cm) variety, and indeed I was munching on them lol When I first saw the long ones I was like "wtf did they do to them?". They also taste worse imo, but that could be because of greenhouse gro
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by bserge 5y ago
Imagine not being able to rewatch movies from the 50s-80s because "the servers were shutdown". This is what's gonna happen to a whole lot of modern games. What a waste. Only pirates can help them.
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by bserge 5y ago
Yeah, human condition.
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by bserge 5y ago
nVidia GPU: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/quadro-4000m.c1428
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by bserge 5y ago
Granted, Hacker News is banned for causing depression in too many people :D Mozilla went bankrupt because too many ~~idiots~~ outstanding citizens tripped and fell while using Firefox. YouTube was banned for causing deaths with their irresp
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by bserge 5y ago
> And this is why I don't blame the users. Not even a little? Users aren't brainless, as much as they'd want to make you believe.
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by bserge 5y ago
I just said the same thing ha. Yeah, it is difficult for people to admit they're at fault. Blame is justified only when someone is forcing you to do something or keeping you from something.
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by bserge 5y ago
It's definitely normal to blame everything and everyone but yourself for your problems. In some cases, it's justified, but the vast majority of time it's just avoiding responsibility.
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by bserge 5y ago
Which software? Drone target acquisition or TikTok?
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by bserge 5y ago
Cost saving would've been to get rid of the IHS entirely. Their mobile chips work fine without them, I don't really understand why they're a thing for desktop processors. AMD uses them too, so there must be a reason... is it
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by bserge 5y ago
Quarter double pounder, Triple pounder?
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by bserge 5y ago
Laws to protect middle men? Not very free market of them.
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by bserge 5y ago
Yeah you could load the bcm_nat module at boot to use Broadcom's hardware NAT. Worked on some chipsets. Openwrt is better, so just look for something with a supported chip, Atheros or Qualcomm these days.
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by bserge 5y ago
Why no one has tried making a keyboard accessory (like the P800 had built-in) for smartphones is a mystery.
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by bserge 5y ago
They're really into it heheheh
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by bserge 5y ago
Does anyone not know that by now?
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by bserge 5y ago
Lets you live in a place without worrying of being forced to go back home. Basically, you become a lazy local lol
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by bserge 5y ago
1 or 2, very likely without violence. Just spin it properly. I hate to bring it as example, but everyone but a minority followed Covid guidelines, locked themselves home, lost their jobs, lived on savings. For the greater good. Those protes
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by bserge 5y ago
Just use half of them in fan mode.
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by bserge 5y ago
> it's the general public who are entitled to make that choice for their country instead of accepting the decisions of elites/experts and waiting for safety net policies to compensate for the suck. Nah, people will do as they&#
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by bserge 5y ago
Too late for the lockdowns, too early for the climate catastrophe, just in time for private prisons.
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by bserge 5y ago
Working for Microsoft or retired.
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by bserge 5y ago
Don't need math when you can't pay for fuel. The people not making enough quit, as I said. There seems to be this weird thinking that gig workers are all exploited. Meanwhile many Deliveroo workers make 2000+/mo in the UK a
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by bserge 5y ago
Those don't seem like big problems to me, but Uber knows the game better. I just think it could work while being legal.
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by bserge 5y ago
> They know the city by heart and don't use navigators Questionable pro, but OK

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