functionmouse

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by functionmouse 2mo ago
this is such a lousy excuse
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Raspberry Pis, save for RP silicon like rp2040, have always been locked down proprietary black boxes.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
An airtag is one device that by its nature desperately wants to be seen.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
PS2 emulation leaves a lot to be desired in terms of accuracy and authenticity, and current original hardware backup solutions are not ideal or extremely cumbersome, including caveats like relying on homebrew software which alters the memor
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Some people are not very smart.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
this; I don't like it so I simply don't use it.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
probably USI and thus not usable for things like art, and barely tolerable for handwriting.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Will it support 31kHz video out via VGA I wonder? Would love a period-accurate PC in my superstation one.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Seriously. Did this person never have to fix relatives' IE6?
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
I believe that falls under competent software. However, I do see your point.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
the chances of a proper nuclear exchange when? This week? This year? At any time in the future? The probability approaches 1.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
It seems like it comes down to whether or not you're addicted to Fox News. My grandmother likes Flock, but nobody else I know does.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
> Consumers in the PC segment expect high performance across a wide range of applications It seems there is a persistent rift between what hardware designers think users want and what users are asking for, only recently being addressed b
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
it turns on when you agree to the 197 page arbitration agreement source: i made it up
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
seems reductive
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
In an industrial society, too many rule followers results in people being reduced to cattle. We need a subset of our society to be ungovernable in order to stave off tyranny, because historically, smart people aren't trying or succeedi
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
and by "manners" they mean "people acting how I think they should act"
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Maybe he did not deliberately log into one drive, but was tricked with dark patterns and suggestive interface design. Which makes it even worse. Or maybe he in fact is not logged into onedrive, and 365 simply sucks.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
cults always utilize this kind of fanservice for initiation
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Sorry, none of what you just said makes any practical sense.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Why was this written with explicit Windows 95 support? Just 'cuz?
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
best not, lads
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
new locked down spyware TVs are so cheap, who would want to buy and move -your- locked down spyware TV?
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
"Enshittification isn't real", says notorious private equity venture capitalist firm a16z. Sounds like an Onion headline.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
Play Store and F-Droid are both official software repositories. I'm not confident the same can be said for Aptiode.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
correctness of minor logic details is of general interest to no one, but of substantial benefit to everyone
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
In a world where Haiku is widely adopted, I figure its accessibility model would be much like that of Windows XP, in that it works by not restricting you from doing things, rather than specifically allowing certain things. XP and Haiku let
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
How about a hand shake?
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Military industrialist Palmer Luckey orchestrated contemporary VR with his Oculus Rift so that consumers would subsidize the costs of his miltech projects. I believe this is the same thing. Push your miltech with the "gadgets and toys
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Yeah, that's why I took the screenshot, so I don't have to remember it. Silly

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