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by fetus8 5y ago
microSD cards are pretty cheap though.
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by fetus8 5y ago
I grabbed a Steelcase Leap V2 just before the pandemic started. It's greatly customizable, and is absolutely the most comfortable desk chair I've used. I was able to get one at a huge discount via a secondhand office supply compan
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by fetus8 5y ago
I use mine a lot for reading, for work or pleasure. I also almost exclusively edit photos on mine nowadays, as the iPad Pro works incredibly well with direct attached storage or an SD card adapter. Affinity Photo is perfect for the kind of
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by fetus8 5y ago
I also use a Ducky One 2 TKL with Cherry Reds in it. It's been my main keyboard since early 2020, for work, very little gaming... I think the price/performance/feel ratio is perfect. I think I paid $80-90USD for it. The keys
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by fetus8 6y ago
Municipal ISP here in Colorado, is offering 1GB Up/Down for $50 a month.
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by fetus8 6y ago
I'm not sure where you live, but where I currently live, scheduling an appointment and visiting the DMV is actually a pretty stress-free and easy task to take care of. I also happen to live in a city with a municipal ISP that provides
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by fetus8 6y ago
This year with the pandemic saw me dipping my toes back into social media a little bit, and boy are you correct. I'd use Twitter for a week, see how awful it was AGAIN and then delete the app and go months without touching it. The lone
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by fetus8 6y ago
OLED screens. Saw it in a Sony Store on a tiny screen back in 2009(?) and finally got my own 65in LG CX OLED last fall, and every time I use it, I am still blown away by the colors and motion.
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Early Report states iOS 15 to drop support for iPhone 6s/SE/More(9to5mac.com)
4 points by fetus8 6y ago|1 comments
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by fetus8 6y ago
Experience is absolutely the right way to describe KRZ. I feel like it shares a lot of the same DNA as Visual Novel style games too. I just finished Snatcher for the first time, and got similar “feelings” while playing and reading through i
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by fetus8 6y ago
I've got to say, as a Simple customer since 2013, I'm not really surprised by this. BBVA has steadily gutted what made Simple a great service, and in the last 12 months it became extremely apparent that this service was no longer
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by fetus8 6y ago
Utilizing the knowledge they've learned in the last 10 years, by developing their own SoC, their machine learning efforts, and integrating their product ecosystem into a vehicle could be a pretty big differentiator.
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by fetus8 6y ago
Even if you use the iPhone Upgrade Program, you get to keep your old accessories.
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by fetus8 6y ago
https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/62D963CD-BE12-41FB-A840-B... Anker has about a ton of these, including 20W or higher ones, under $20.
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by fetus8 6y ago
I just played SH1 for the very first time on an emulator, last month, and had a great time with it. Getting used to the controls and game mechanics took a little bit, but I got up to speed quickly. Finished the game in about 7 hours. It&#x2
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by fetus8 6y ago
As a 29 year old, I reject this sentiment. I may not have been working but my decisions regarding college and overall early adult life were heavily affected by the 2008-2011 recession because of how it affected my family. We endured it, jus
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by fetus8 6y ago
It has been almost 7 years since the Xbox One launched... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_One Console generations have generally averaged 7 years for quite a while now.
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by fetus8 6y ago
Not only are high speed PCIe4 SSDs starting to hit the market, but the newest Radeon 5600/5700 (XT and non-XT variants) GPUs support PCIe4 too. I imagine the next-gen Nvidia 3XXX GPUs will support it too. Given these new Intel CPUs req
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by fetus8 6y ago
I just built a new machine around this CPU back in March too. I built a new machine specifically for playing Half-Life: Alyx, and couldn't be happier with this CPU. My thermals were pretty great with the stock CPU cooler, but I ended u
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by fetus8 7y ago
Because Apple has the supply chain and manufacturing connections to produce this stuff quickly, efficiently, and safely, and then utilize their distribution partners to get these things in the hands of medical professionals quickly. EDIT: O
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by fetus8 7y ago
Interesting. I've listened to Gruber's podcast before, but don't think I've heard Ritchie on as a guest. I'll find an episode and dig in. I've watched Ritchie's Youtube channel on and off over the last few
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by fetus8 7y ago
Ritchie often just reiterates what's on the press release, and then praises said products with little to no contextual input on how or why a product is great.
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by fetus8 7y ago
Color Out of Space (2019): A secluded farm is struck by a strange meteorite which has apocalyptic consequences for the family living there and possibly the world.
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by fetus8 7y ago
The Endless (2017): As kids, they escaped a UFO death cult. Now, two adult brothers seek answers after an old videotape surfaces and brings them back to where they began. Bizarre little indie film, worth sitting through.
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by fetus8 7y ago
Annihilation (2018): A biologist signs up for a dangerous, secret expedition into a mysterious zone where the laws of nature don't apply. Could fall into a few different categories but...
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by fetus8 7y ago
Interstellar (2014): A team of explorers travel through a wormhole in space in an attempt to ensure humanity's survival.
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‘Lockdown’ open source firewall app leaps from iOS to Mac(9to5mac.com)
2 points by fetus8 7y ago|0 comments
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by fetus8 7y ago
Got an email address? I've got a question about the successor sites...
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by fetus8 7y ago
Anyone remember back on what.cd the related artists "web" system? That was my favorite way to find music, and since the site's demise, I have yet to find a comparable way of discovering similar artists. Luckily back then, I s
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by fetus8 7y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=maps&t=h_&ia=maps&iaxm=maps DDG has been using Apple Maps via browser for the last year or two IIRC.

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