cmiller1

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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   Even with a 56k modem until broadband became widely available many of us were stuck with a 28.8 connection, rural phone lines could rarely handle 56 reliably.
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   When I was small enough to fit inside of them I absolutely loved playing in cardboard boxes too!
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   I haven't bought a Topre but I did just disassemble and clean 108 individual ALPS switches to restore a keyboard, is that healthy?
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   I got to see an SR-71 on display in New York several years ago. What really struck me was how BIG it was, seeing pictures of it doesn't really give you sense of scale, it was a massive plane.
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   The article claims that Tim Cook said a certain thing "Tim Cook laid it out for his investors: when people can repair their devices, they don't buy new ones. When people don't buy new devices, Apple doesn't sell them new
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   I like this stuff even better than Huy Fong's https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00U9WOBG8/
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   I'm confused, does having a greater number of adipocytes have an impact on leptin production? I don't see the cause and effect between having more fat cells and problems maintaining a healthy weight.
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   I'm not sure I think the exokernel/unikernel approach by itself is the path forward. While the library operating system approach makes a lot of sense for applications where raw throughput/performance are crucial, they don&#x
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   by cmiller1 3y ago

   And you're probably on xorg if you're following these instructions because wayland only supports libinput.
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    This is a weird idea, what someone "deserves" is a concept entirely made up in your head. We can talk about hard data, statistics about various punishments and their effects on factors such as crime deterrence, but there's s
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    Not at all, the treadmill is pretty grippy. I'd do it barefoot but the rough treadmill surface actually gave me friction burns the few times I tried it.
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    I just run on my treadmill in socks.
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    > I guess the solution is to buy a surround sound system and hope it's good enough. Yet many people opt for a soundbar which has similar issues with the physics of thin/small speakers. I personally have a set of restored Bozak
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    I love the mac alt-tab behavior, you just move your finger up one key to switch between windows in the current app grouping them nicely unlike Windows where they're all a big mishmash.
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    Here it is on archive.org https://web.archive.org/web/20230531183821/https://aswinmoha...
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    Was it Sanderson?
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    by cmiller1 3y ago

    Are you proposing something similar to the Apple Newton Soup? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soup_(Apple)
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    by cmiller1 4y ago

    I've run into several older engineers that call all calipers "verniers." It used to bug me but I guess it's okay for language to be a bit flexible like that. I still call the shelf in front of me in my car the "da
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    by cmiller1 4y ago

    Blame IBM, PC doesn't mean Personal Computer, it means IBM PC Compatible
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    by cmiller1 4y ago

    Cancel culture is just a rightwing buzz word for "people on twitter said I was a racist because I was screaming the N word at arby's and it hurt my feelings"
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    by cmiller1 4y ago

    Missing my favorite, Northern Spy
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    by cmiller1 4y ago

    I always have the same response to discussion of low/no-code and graphical programming environments: If you think it will make things easier you have confused typing to be "the hard part" If you think it isn't real progr
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    by cmiller1 4y ago

    Any relation to the old shareware processor Kagi?
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    by cmiller1 4y ago

    The handwriting recognition was running on the CPU so it got much better when they jumped from the 20 mhz ARM on the MP 1x0 to the 162 mhz StrongARM on the later models.
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    by cmiller1 5y ago

    It's Erowid, you can read reports from people on how every drug under the sun feels... they're all irresponsible people.
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    by cmiller1 5y ago

    Can anyone really tell the difference between these fractional steps of opacity?
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    by cmiller1 5y ago

    I find the drug charges section especially damning, I'd like to hear more analysis of that particular part.
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    by cmiller1 5y ago

    However ReactOS has a more challenging/bigger goal for a few reasons. It aims to be binary compatible, not just source compatible. Much more of the underlying tech is proprietary while the BSD subsystem on macOS is free for them to
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    by cmiller1 5y ago

    This is perfect! Just replaced the battery in my SE/30 and will have to try this as soon as I find an ethernet solution. There are PDS ethernet cards but they're rare and expensive, or SCSI-ethernet adaptors but they're slo
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    by cmiller1 5y ago

    I was just playing around with an old version of After Dark yesterday and the "Warp" one is the only one out of these that was on it. These mostly seem to be from After Dark 2.0 and later.