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by flatiron 5y ago
I was not connected to work via tor. My ip was listed on the tor network as a bridge. IT simply got all the tor IPs and cross checked it against IPs connected to their VPN and I came up. On another note a coworker downloaded a bollywood mov
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by flatiron 5y ago
I ran a bridge once. First thing that happened is I could no longer use my banks website or app. Got a message that I was using tor. I was not an exit node I guess they blocked all exit nodes and bridges. Second thing that happened is I wor
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by flatiron 5y ago
who would fab their chips though? i can only imagine tsmc getting an obvious nvidia knock off and refusing to fab it for them for fear nvidia would take their cards somewhere else to fab.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Suing Romero for a doom 2 map supporting Ukraine is not a PR move any sane company would do.
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by flatiron 5y ago
When he was fired from ID he was able to use the quake engine (and any future engine which he wound up using quake 2 for daikatana).
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by flatiron 5y ago
When reading the “masters of doom” people were selling custom maps on cds and they were just salty they didn’t think of it. Then they put out final and ultimate doom which is basically that. If they didn’t care in the 90s they don’t care no
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by flatiron 5y ago
My kindle is “ad supported” which I always took as they subsidized it. That being said at least a year ago you can hack it and install ko reader and set the ad directory to read only and you got yourself a darn good Ereader with no ads.
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by flatiron 5y ago
As far as fast food burgers it’s my favorite. Is it a crappy burger. Sure. Is it something I eat 2x a year when I’m in a pinch and it’s edible. Sure.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Member ace? I think the entire 90s “scene” switched to it for a entire hot minute then back to split rars
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by flatiron 5y ago
"The prosecution rattled through a laundry list of offenses. But the judge didn’t seem too impressed by the charges — if anything, he appeared more impressed by the audacity of the secret apartment dwellers. So he gave Townsend a misde
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by flatiron 5y ago
I use them. I'm in the US and bought them from Costco. https://www.costco.com/optical.html
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by flatiron 5y ago
Funny because I’m replaying it now on my Mister with the alpha PSX core. Still looks, plays, and sounds amazing!
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by flatiron 5y ago
If you sold a single stock throughout the year you are excluded from all the free tax filing software I’ve seen. A bunch of my income is in RSUs. For us I need a VM to run TurboTax
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by flatiron 5y ago
Yeah mine has 4 gigs which is pretty lean. But it’s soldered on so no upgrade for me!
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by flatiron 5y ago
Or do what I do which is store my copyrighted materials encrypted in the cloud.
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by flatiron 5y ago
My personal laptop is a MacBook Air from 2013 and surprisingly enough it takes whatever battery I throw in there. Very easy to replace. Runs Linux like a champ. See no reason to “upgrade”. Surprised thinkpads are more locked than apple!
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by flatiron 5y ago
Yep. The only 6502s that I’ve seen recently can single step. But it’s still amazing they are being sold to this day!
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by flatiron 5y ago
Back in the day you couldn’t even single step a 6502. IIRC the apple 1 manual had a super smart Woz way to nop the 6502 in between steps to keep it alive. That being said I love the 6502 and have a few laying around and will play with this
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by flatiron 5y ago
They are two different animals. My old job had office documents to complex that windows vm with office performed better than native macOS.
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by flatiron 5y ago
What wouldn’t you trust? It’s simply indexing public info.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Personally I deal with word templates and decades old xlsx files. OG office is my only go to and honestly it’s great. I don’t buy office for home so for kids projects it’s great. But not for payday stuff.
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by flatiron 5y ago
It’s hard to beat windows native office. MacOS version stinks and the web version is pretty slow on complicated stuff. That’s why I use windows on my work PC ans WSL for the dev stuff.
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by flatiron 5y ago
My father in law is retired and spends most of the year in Costa Rica. Never mentions visa problems or anything. Just talks about surfing and hiking and stuff. So it must be fairly easy there. Jaco Beach. I’ve been there. Super nice!
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by flatiron 5y ago
Yeah I have a 6 month timer on Reddit accounts because I tend to post on topics in my home town and my close hobbies and I’m afraid of being doxxed. At least in HN I just talk about programming languages and stuff so I keep my account. I al
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by flatiron 5y ago
I did goo goo gaa gaa for the first 6-8 months since you can tell there’s really nobody home up there yet and it’s cute and engaged my other kids to play with the youngest. But yes. Mine seem fine as well so I doubt CDS is going to make&#x2
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by flatiron 5y ago
Personally I trust CR as they aren’t paid by ads but subscribers so it’s their benefit to be honest.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Oh no are we next? I’ve very often googled “xyz hacker news” because for some reason I trust the people here.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Ha. Give it a try it very good.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Not on capital gains. At least in the US that’s only taxed at 15% with no tiering. The deck is stacked for the investment class
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by flatiron 5y ago
https://www.chisel-lang.org/ Remember when this was going to bring it all together?

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