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by eumoria 9y ago
My brother was a bit of a home theater enthusiast when we were growing up and he bought a widescreen CRT HDTV and you aren't kidding about the weight. It took three of us tumbling it up the stairs just to get it up there (nearly killin
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by eumoria 9y ago
Some uses in apt will have python3 then have python3-3.4 subdivision but usually that's because an update broke something and it's usually removed when the issue is resolved (also this is distro specific) I don't know if brew
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by eumoria 9y ago
Datacenters still are relying on spinning storage and pretty much everywhere I read will continue to for the foreseeable future. I'm curious what the other factors are beyond just the cost per TB/PB in each rack. Like reliability
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by eumoria 9y ago
I'd have to agree their hardware and software is lacking tremendously for tech users looking to use their phone exactly as they wish. This really isn't true for 99% of their userbase however. That being the case their ecosystem is
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by eumoria 10y ago
K, damn.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Was contracted to do work at the Greenwich country club and this was the case. No cell phones allowed or you'll be thrown off the premises (seriously) but they did have one old phone booth where you could go in and use your phone. This
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by eumoria 10y ago
pile like attack dogs as if I am completely in support of the hardware! Just enjoying the poking fun at 'less for more money' apple... geez :P Also that stick-out power button is an AWFUL idea now that someone pointed it out.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Yea... I have lenovo laptops that use a similar connector. In the short term they're all right but a failure on there makes the port useless.
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by eumoria 10y ago
but it is a fun comic jab at apple. ::zooms in on ethernet port::
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by eumoria 10y ago
In my field we service the financial industry and this couldn't be more true. It's a requirement to be in physical proximity to midtown and Wall Street. However phrasing it like you do doesn't make me feel all that good :(
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Munich City Government to Dump Linux Desktop(linuxinsider.com)
1 points by eumoria 10y ago|1 comments
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by eumoria 10y ago
man this comments thread is making me realize I'm a closet weird al fanboy. UHF is getting a rewatch this weekend.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Yea his style parodies are my favorite. Frank's 2000 Inch TV[1] is a song in the style of REM and Waffle King[2] is like a Peter Gabriel song? I think that's what it is either way great talent. Also about the Dare to be Stupid son
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by eumoria 10y ago
particularly when a lot of the research was achieved by charity funding and tax grants. public funded then privately profited is a disgusting outcome of our current research system.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Am in the same boat Compton nearly does the job but I have to manually disallow some windows and tooltip type things because it creates this weird oversized bounding box around stuff. Small complaint but a better built in compositor would b
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by eumoria 10y ago
Thank you this was confusing the hell out of me. FPGA looks like a beast though
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by eumoria 10y ago
I've had the standard USB version on my keys for about a year at this point. They're in my back pocket and take a bunch of abuse. Still works just fine.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Those are good points... I guess was just implying more along the lines of a larger scale citizens oppression a la rounding up people on a national scale. Kent or the march are akin to police shootings that we still currently have happening
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by eumoria 10y ago
I do agree with this... Microsoft handled this terribly and the opt-out should have been obvious and permanent.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Every time I hear about updates being "forced," yes, Microsoft did some shady things to trick non-tech people into the upgrade which I agree is shady. However any competent IT manager would know how to stop that from happening. Ev
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by eumoria 10y ago
The rise of the military as a check (or aid) to presidential power (think Turkey) is one thing that I strongly believe can't happen in this country not solely in a legal sense but military personnel won't be used in force against
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by eumoria 10y ago
Yea I used to use FXP it was handy to be a client actor in that role but... exploited and abandoned mostly.
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by eumoria 10y ago
That's interesting I had the same thing happen to me (around the same age). He phrased it as, "We're going to knock you out let me give you a bit just so you know what it will be like," and instantly my body flooded with
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by eumoria 10y ago
This happened quicker than I expected, though, although I'm completely ignorant of deadlines of things so maybe this expedience was required.
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by eumoria 10y ago
yea Blizzard jumped on that train a while ago I'm sure it relieves them of so much load
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by eumoria 10y ago
piracy aside PopcornTime showed how powerful P2P can be for media distribution... some kind of sync application could've been it
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by eumoria 10y ago
I worked for a CNC router manufacturer and fought the same issues. ISA interface cards, extremely picky software that would just not run on certain chipsets/cpus and good luck finding documentation for 25 year old German software! At t
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by eumoria 10y ago
I gotta do some searching but it was explained to me that at the factory they would run the engines extremely lean... like to the point they had to add additional cooling. Then when the bikes arrived at the dealer they would reflash the ECU
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by eumoria 10y ago
It rips out all the metro apps. It does nothing to cortana so that's confusing. VSS?
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by eumoria 10y ago
Harley Davidson was caught doing the same emissions scam and no one seems to care. Granted there's less vehicles from them compared to the 11 million Volks but still.

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