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drooopy
3y ago
The clamshell iBook G3 was one of the hardest laptops to take apart, ever.
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drooopy
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I'm still using Window Maker on Linux.
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drooopy
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This guy was one of the first people on youtube who claimed that an 8 GB of RAM on Apple's M1 is equal to 16 GB on intel machines. Plus, he has a history of making other clickbate-y videos with ludicrous claims. He's not exactly a
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drooopy
3y ago
Must be all those wonderful and oh-so-important “you are getting noticed” or “your profile was viewed” notifications piling up.
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drooopy
3y ago
Oh man, I wish we could get Gecko-based Firefox with addon support in iOS land.
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I am beginning to miss the times in my life where all I could afford was just a couple of albums per year, max. I would listen to the tracks over and over and over again, fully immerse myself in the experience, assign my own meaning to the
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3y ago
Does that 100% mean that they've sourced their meat from the entirety of the cow's body? Because they sure taste like it.
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3y ago
I remember the first couple of websites that I made back in 1997... Both were about The X-Files and Xena: Warrior Princess. Just basic info about the series, character and episode analysis and some screen captures taken with my TV tuner car
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3y ago
I don't know why I thought this was going to be about the Window Manager.
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3y ago
Is that kind of 180 even possible anymore after being "married" to McDonnell Douglas for nearly 30 years?
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3y ago
Proton is a company not some charity and their services and what you do with them are hosted literally on someone else's computers that are outside of your control. They will comply with requests made by law encorcement if that's
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3y ago
"We have Cybertruck tent at home"
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3y ago
So basically you should avoid using an iphone if you rely on a specific application from a 3rd party app store because apple will cripple it on purpose depending on how you choose to live your life.
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3y ago
Just yesterday they were a "threat" to iOS or whatever.
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3y ago
Apple investors would publicly crucify tim cook in the middle of their spaceship campus if he were to take the company out of Europe.
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3y ago
I am an Apple customer because I have loved using a Mac since before Steve Jobs returned to Apple and made it a trendy luxury item. But I can no longer support with my money "90s Microsoft 2.0".
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3y ago
Despite the rise of far right populist parties, Europe tends to lean more on the left side of the political spectrum compared to America, and corporate worship is a relatively new thing over here. People tend to have more faith in governmen
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3y ago
Systems that are vital to the operation of a moving vehicle should never under any circumstances force the driver to take their eyes off the road even for a split second to interact with them. It's mindblowing that this was even allowe
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3y ago
That was my bad. I was looking at the 512 GB model + an additional 8 GB of RAM. Even so, €1429 for 16 GB of non-upgradeable RAM in 2024 is ludicrous.
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So, the cheapest configuration with 16 GB of RAM (and still with a measly 256GB of SSD) begins at €1479 (previously incorrectly stated as €1700) in the EU with VAT and that's with the older M2 chip. As for the external display thing, y
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3y ago
The fact that the process of deleting your discord account does not also delete all of the comments that you've posted on different servers or private chats should be a good enough reason to avoid using discord for any purpose.
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3y ago
Would disabling all notifications for an app via the iOS settings app also stop push notifications? Or do they keep working in the background without showing pop-ups?
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3y ago
I wish that there was an option to make Plasma look and feel exactly like classic KDE 1 and 2 did back in the day.
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Likewise. I have multiple accounts across different EU/Eurozone states and with the exception of the original contracts that I've had to sign to open said accounts, I've never had to deal with anything other than e-mail or in
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"Absolutely nobody finds "dictatorial strongman posturing" appealing" (Unfortunately) I personally know so many people who will be voting for extreme far left and right parties in the upcoming European and national ele
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3y ago
I guess that the FSB has some kind of "kompromat" on fake tony stark?
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3y ago
That's the van that the monster from Jeepers Creepers drove, right?
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3y ago
According to reports, Apple pays the most to artists. But Apple also has the luxury of not having to pay a 30% commision fee to another company every time someone buys a subscription or a track via Apple music.
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Typically you are not forced to sell your product on just one store, with some exceptions, of course. In this case, Spotify can only "sell" their app to Apple customers exclusively via Apple's store and they are forced to pay
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3y ago
All I can think of is where we'd be as a species now, at least technologically, If Microsoft, Apple, IBM or even Commodore and Atari had similar abilities since the 70s to restrict what kind of software developers can make and publish
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