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Brave browser running Intuit ads in new page windows
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If you have 5x orders-of-magnitude more computing power to stumble into constraints optimization solutions versus very good constraints optimizers. Go ahead and build it while being 10^5 slower and more expensive for no value.
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3y ago
We must have a Rust Apple IIe target, damnit! :) But will Hello, World fit on a floppy or will it be all stacktrace symbols even with no_std?
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No ECC RAM: don't care. It also doesn't say not soldered on RAM and SSD which means it probably is.
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3y ago
Okay then, know it all, are you sure? Which knot configuration is it? Are you sure it's not cheating with starch or an insert? I've seen the same bowtie tied differently and looking completely different.
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He's indicting the Chicago school and rightly so because the academic priesthood condoning vampiric, unrestrained, hyperindividualist capitalism sleepwalking civilization into existential threats of collapse is broken. Strong regulatio
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I have 2 7402's and every 6 months compare the price of 7H12's or something else and a new mb (using DDR4 because that's $20k of RAM) to exceed the performance difference enough to provide a significant value delta, not just
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I'm unmoved and unsurprised. Retail parts are unreliable, cheap crap by the nature of the market created to perpetuate the fantasies of something for nothing. Coincidentally, I recently selected Max Endurance with a 15 year warranty
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Something tells me this is employee code for "We're going to break longstanding, vital features wasting our customers' time and hinder their productivity in order to look good on our performance reviews so we can push our cod
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Apple Is Taking Extra Care with 'Ambitious' iOS 18 Update
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ABOK eat your heart out. I just want to know how to tie a bowtie so it has peaky right-angle corners in the middle on the outside edges.
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cvccvroomvroom
3y ago
I had a Cisco 1604 ISDN router setup at work to autodial to save money rather than being connected all of the time. Unfortunately, I discovered IBM AIX when the web browser package was installed contained periodic telemetry dial-home to Big
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Yes. The dude made 3 mistakes: packing a gun, volunteering incriminating information in a totalitarian country, and embarrassing the state of Washington. WA voters deserve better representation by someone who isn't so reckless.
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Except it doesn't do anything.
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Yeap. It's snakeoil in the league of MMS. People go to prison for this shit.
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It's common knowledge that economists espouse convenient, deceptive falsehoods by lawyering statistics such as inflation and unemployment rate. The rate of price increases in essential items and real estate has been insane. And there a
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3y ago
In my view, they're committing a crime by unfairly leveraging a monopoly (Windows) to violate antitrust by pushing Bing, Edge, Office 365, and OneDrive. MSFT-ActivisionBlizzard also shouldn't happen.
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cvccvroomvroom
3y ago
It's in the spirit of preloaded crapware, Yahoo, and AOL.
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Windows 11... now with more AOL!
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Think of the children! Fuck Google and their inverted totalitarianism imposing regulator capture and Big Mommy.
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Yeap. Might be better not to have the expense and expectations of a brick and mortar that get in the way of associations of like minds. Dinner gatherings once a month and larger fairs once a year would probably suffice. If municipality gove
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Ah cool. Although I already have about half of that equipment, including a compressor, are there any less consumption-oriented gatherings of tech and maker people near ATX?
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The obstacle to living in a remote area is being in the radius of major medical and groceries. I'm looking for a 3000+ sq ft single-story house and workshop on cheap land without natural hazards within 15-20 minutes of somewhere with a
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Marry or adopt me, would you? ;D Finish passport is good as a Singaporean one. I have a Prusa Mk3S+ with MMU, head improvement, and Bear kit. Also have maybe 40 rolls of filament from glow in the dark, UV reactive, and more or less every co
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America is a third-world country in multiple ways. It's just most Americans don't have passports and don't know how bad we have it.
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Fads come and go. Too many people just wanted to create an elitism to lord over others or consume a movement than do anything productive, creative, and interesting as few did. I left for good when I discovered they promised to give to chari
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The joke was there were so many single working people my age that the only people having kids were either the very poor or those making >$400k/yr. There's no way to meet anyone, so there's no point to think about it. Live
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During the pandemic, I bought a Chinese JBC clone that takes real JBC tips. Temperature calibration was possible and it heated up fast enough, but not like a real JBC station. For 15% of the price, it's a steal and close enough. Also g
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Forcible conscription means all of the volunteers are occupied or dead. Putin is pressing criminal prisoners and disliked minorities into service with little training or logistics as bodies to feed monsters of war on the western front, and
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Oops. Here's an unpopular opinion: maybe critical gatekeeping with SSO using OAuth, SAML, and 2FA is something to run on-prem rather than pressing the SaaS "easy button". This includes not only Okta but Auth0 (Okta acquired),
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