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8y ago
It wasn't "the suits" in general like that. Pretty much all the blame for Commodore's failure post-Tramiel can be laid at the feet of two people: Irving Gould and Mehdi Ali.
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coldacid
8y ago
Disappointed but not surprised.
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coldacid
8y ago
Because they are very much blinded by buzzwords, and want to look like they're "with it" by choosing whatever seems the most advanced even if it would actually detract from the job at hand.
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8y ago
It's not bad, but requirements and usage methods have changed, and the software hasn't. It's fair to update or replace software in such a situation, so long as the new/updated system meets the actual needs of its users a
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coldacid
8y ago
That low-pay job in the Rust Belt probably comes with a better cost-of-living than a $150k job in San Francisco. Don't knock the inlands with coastal elitism thanks.
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8y ago
Green screens need to make a comeback.
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8y ago
About 80% to 90% of reports would state it was operator error on the part of one or more of the drivers involved. Cars are pretty safe when people aren't drooling, lead-footed maniacs.
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8y ago
As a resident of the GTA, I wish Sidewalk Labs would just take a hike into the lake already. There's no way I'd go into any neighbourhood they've big-brothered up knowingly and willingly.
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coldacid
8y ago
That's if you land face first into the water. If you land any other way, your face will probably stay dry.
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coldacid
8y ago
This. The biggest weakness to encryption systems isn't the math, it's the guy in the uniform who has tied you to a chair and keeps strapping your feet with a rubber hose.
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8y ago
Read again. He's comparing newer LED bulbs to the older, yellowed ones he was already using.
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8y ago
Given the starting "plus" of that sentence, it's obvious that the author's concern isn't so much the energy savings of the newer bulbs over the older ones, but the improved quality of light over the now aged bulbs.
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coldacid
8y ago
It'd still be far more accurate were "crust" and "magnetic poles" flipped in the statement.
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coldacid
8y ago
And it doesn't even have to be users in the signed-up sense if you simply have access logging turned on for your web server; 50k unique IPs would be enough.
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coldacid
8y ago
If we're lucky.
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coldacid
8y ago
No, just once you reach 50k visitors to your site.
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coldacid
8y ago
Except that revenue limit is just one term of an OR clause. If you hit any of those three listed points, CCPA comes down on you. No revenue at all but 50k unique visitors, and it applies.
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coldacid
8y ago
That reminded me, I have domains to renew. I better take care of that.
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coldacid
8y ago
All the more reason for me to avoid Quayside.
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coldacid
8y ago
All it would (need to) be is just a ELisp interpreter.
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coldacid
8y ago
This was before AOL.
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coldacid
8y ago
If you're an Amiga user, Google is now dead to you. As far as I can tell, none of the browsers available for the Amiga platform support JavaScript.
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coldacid
8y ago
That's because they aren't doing these things for people.
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coldacid
8y ago
Yep. I've never had to demonstrate that my devices are real at the security checkpoints getting into airports, I just put them in the trays and the X-ray scanners tell the agents that they're safe. Now, dealing with the customs&#x
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8y ago
That's what I do. Anything that I think would cause me problems coming back into Canada gets pushed to the cloud while I'm still out of country, then deleted from my devices. Next, I log out/disconnect from my cloud services
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coldacid
8y ago
Firefox extensions _used_ to offer much more access and control of the browser, but they've since switched to a Chrome-like model that isn't near feature parity with Chrome. It was a huge step back.
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coldacid
8y ago
OneCommander makes for a nice combination of Miller columns and [orthodox file management]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_manager#Orthodox_file_man... ) (the two side-by-side directories, i.e. what DOpus uses as its
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8y ago
If you trust Wikipedia for your answers, I have a bridge to sell you.
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8y ago
PostScript at least has the excuse that it _is_ a programming language (for assembling documents for printing, but still a proper programming language) while PDF is supposed to be a fixed document format. PDF has far too much power for what
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coldacid
8y ago
Thank you!
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