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by daeros 3y ago
And of that familiarity, I could instantly skewer it rather quickly in the sense that Discord is a bloated RAM hog that uses too many system resources, and will slow a gamers PC down. Honestly, ventrilo was superior for gamers. And IRCloud
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by daeros 3y ago
It astonishes me that the prospect of being on a platform where literally you would never have to pay for access to anything that could be digitized again in your entire life is not enough incentive to overcome this reluctance. IRC is the
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by daeros 3y ago
I beg to differ, most people are whiny spoiled brats who could easily suck it up and learn how to use IRC if they were determined enough to do so, this is not a matter of ability, it's a matter of will.
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by daeros 3y ago
Here's a better alternative: If you need an IRCD with such features, UPGRADE IRC. Contribute the code!
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by daeros 3y ago
I disagree, people just need to learn to suck it up and learn how the fuck to to use IRC. We HAVE technology can get the job done already. People just h ave to get used to it and start using it.
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by daeros 3y ago
Back to Internet relay chat. Hell, if you find its interface "Too clunky" and it feels like last century and for terminal nerds that never adapted to modern GUIs them use IRC cloud. IRC isn't dead by a long shot, Yes, People
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by daeros 3y ago
it's always been weird to me how badly elected democrats want to help republicans out in the in boondocks like I know those people show up at the state legislatiures but they're rigidly inflexible, ideologically committed and will
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by daeros 3y ago
Google's collaberative is probably miles ahead. it's been awhile, I've not used it since I was paying for Japanese lessons.
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by daeros 3y ago
that's what i've been saying for a long time, the problem isn't the pharamustical grade fentanyl, it's the street fentanyl thats problem, essentially because drug dealers have no quality control. Also cold comfort that t
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by daeros 3y ago
sane policy. Every time Office 365 is down I watch the maddening dash of IT workers who can't get anything done, it's amusing.
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by daeros 3y ago
yeah, well that problem could easily have been addressed with supervised injection sites that would get the junkies off the streets and into facilities with trained professional who cared.
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by daeros 3y ago
I'm not going anywhere because I still shudder at the idea of accessing the internet with such a tiny screen.
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by daeros 3y ago
MY state is being nonsensical on this one, they don't like the results of measure 110, they say it's a failed experiment, but the drug war too is a failed experiment. So this failed, so let's return to the solution from befo
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by daeros 3y ago
NAS is so damn expensive, I'm still planning on building a PLEX media server myself and using it was way. Those QNAP things pushing 2500 for the 4k transcode things it's like OK at that point I can build something myself that ha
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by daeros 3y ago
Ah, I prefer Dr pepper instead.
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by daeros 3y ago
pure fantasy that the world will ultimately do the "might as well" there though. The world is moving on but we're running out of time to prevent things that are a lot worse than having to deal with acid rain and simply keep
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by daeros 3y ago
Are we seriously using fiction to argue against doing things in reality?
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by daeros 3y ago
exactly. we need more time for the trends to mature.
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by daeros 3y ago
Dude you're discounting things like the fact that solar and wind account for like 44 percent of europe and even in the united states I go driving around and see solar panels everywhere. Like, it's all growing like a weed and going
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by daeros 3y ago
That won't be easy for them to justify when solar, wind and battery prices are cheaper.
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by daeros 3y ago
The matrix was Fiction, Neo. This war on a warming planet, we're not winning it fast enough. I support the move.
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by daeros 3y ago
Oh my. Discord is still too bloated compared to IRC to idle on forever the same way many of us would on IRC and occasionally offer tech suppoprt.
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by daeros 3y ago
All Apple Deserves from the Press is polemics.
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by daeros 3y ago
at 3500 for this damn thing with its horrendous fashion look which is odd became apple is the company that has been essentially turning Tech into a fashion statement for a long time and infected the marketplace with Designer thinking rather
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by daeros 3y ago
I agree with Tim Sweeney, but I will note that It's awkward to do so because Epic charges to be in their App store too, so he's being a bit hypocritical. But I'd have the tech world know that logically speaking, appeals to hy
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by daeros 3y ago
I'm from the US and I love piracy too. Who doesn't love getting free stuff?
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by daeros 3y ago
I myself have stated I feel bringing tech to the tech illiterate is usually a mistake because those people are largely a security hazard to any large IT enterprise. Teaching dumbasses to use tech is how exactly how even a DECADE after The i
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by daeros 3y ago
Color me not most people as I hate and do not want apple and would rather castrate myself t han buy their products.
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by daeros 3y ago
I use Firefox and I have 0 intention of going back to chrome at all, I have adopted a strategy of Firefox by default with chrome as mere backup for what Firefox won't run. The way I understand it they upset the free speech abolutist, b
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by daeros 3y ago
I think for us, the interest in using Wi-Fi 7 has more to do with WPA3. Honestly, I've spent the last few months learning WiFi Hacking about the 4 way handshake and about DeAuth signals and everything and must say that i'm concern

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