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by eimrine 2y ago
Tox
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by eimrine 2y ago
> Maybe the author didn't expect people to still be running an OS that's 15 years old and 4 years since its End-Of-Life. Do you know why the System Requirements pages exist? Do you know who uses them? Do you know what the user
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by eimrine 2y ago
IMO Apple is just slavering us with their devices. Don't you remember Steve Jobs' motto about Apple products to domitane in home, work, road. The problem is visible if just to look at those destroyed devices - how on Earth Apple&#
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by eimrine 2y ago
I have edited the message, I meant ATI videocard. The most modern OS which supports this videocard is 7. > No it wasn't. How old are you? In 2009 it was not just common, backward compability was Windoze's killer feature at that
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by eimrine 2y ago
> Why are you using windows 7? I have a laptop with ATI videocard, it can not run a modern OS any more. > is common sense When the laptop was new, it was a common sense to support as much old Windozes as possible. Come on, this laptop
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by eimrine 2y ago
Why have you not noticed anywhere that the program does not support Windows 7? I have read the system requirements, then found no info about 7, then run the .exe file, then realized it is not running without any error. There is a reason sof
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by eimrine 2y ago
White hat cracker has found a privacy on the darknets. So scary.
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by eimrine 2y ago
> We had all the communication in the world during COVID and that did nothing to stop people from acting foolish. The government has took away our (the taxpayers) right to move for the sake of some taxpayer's life. How on Earth is p
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by eimrine 2y ago
> They say that much of their work is assigned to appease investors rather than to solve problems for end users, and that they are often chasing OpenAI. How is it possible to proof that the end user is not an investor? The human is going
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by eimrine 2y ago
Great resource! I would like to ask the webmaster to show the dates of each work visible without any searching.
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by eimrine 2y ago
> with instructions for the machine code This is the weakest point IMO even weaker than probability to receive the giant file with no errors.
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by eimrine 2y ago
> the change is largely driven by customer demand Please sell us sell us sell us the elephant
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by eimrine 2y ago
> Helmets aren’t uncomfortable if you try them before buying them. There are different shapes, materials, sizes and settings. Come on man, I have never rode a bicycle more expensive than $100 despite riding at least 5000km annually. I be
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by eimrine 2y ago
> the skin on my palms. The down-voted comment of mine tells that gloves are far more useful than helmet for a bicycle rider. But I know I have messed with the holy cow so c'est la vie.
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by eimrine 2y ago
> But whenever I've done a spontaneous unplanned dismount at 20mph I didn't find that knowing how to fall helped me much. What was the circumstances (type of road and type of bike)? Have you touched the ground with any other pa
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by eimrine 2y ago
Can you describe the most common scenario of how your helmet got broken?
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by eimrine 2y ago
Windows 10 phones home when pressing "start" button, while Windows 11 phones home even without a click, just move the pointer at the corner of the screen and this is enough.
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by eimrine 3y ago
What an idiots, they can do so great things like MicroUSB or Type-C everywhere, but most of their ideas are nuts. The addictiveness of disservices is not in the pagination approach , most of it is in the user rights considerations. The e
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by eimrine 3y ago
Don't use anything with proprietary code, that gives you a good chance to understand everything.
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by eimrine 3y ago
> A wedding ring is something you stick a long, pointy appendage through. No you have not got it yet. The long pointy thing in a wedding ring is the finger .
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by eimrine 3y ago
Seat belts is user's responsibility, so not like that. Like requirement to have a display, requirement to be able of stopping if the Government wants, anything like the covid restrictions. The government in 60s was not able to insist o
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by eimrine 3y ago
Do U.S. people really benefit from this kind of restriction from the Government? Seems like they are pawing their way into our property to empower themselves with all kinds of precedents.
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by eimrine 3y ago
Just a dick-shaped aesthetics exactly same as in wedding ring.
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by eimrine 3y ago
It's like give vodka to someone who suffers from thirst because it has 60% of water. I even know some persons who prefer vodka to any other water or meal. They claim that vodka "works better for them".
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by eimrine 3y ago
I agree with your approach from first to last word. I use to teach kids programming and I work only with those ones who agree to do their homework and everything else on cheap Linux laptop provided by me. "Smart"phones are not hel
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by eimrine 3y ago
> store it in the bytes before the start of the array Ah, Pascal strings. There is a reason why they have lost the battle.
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by eimrine 3y ago
I am absolutely agree with everything he noted. A tie, symbols on shirts, even cell phone owning. I am following this lifestyle except of being too shy of spying - but who is me and who is RMS.
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by eimrine 3y ago
Where to store the value? How often to assure it is still correct? What about dynamic streams? Do you dream it will prevent stack overflow or out of bounds access?
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by eimrine 3y ago
Falsehoods programmers believe about age.
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by eimrine 3y ago
> Governments are beholden to the people I have not observed any example of this anywhere. I suppose you have bought into etatism ruse.

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