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by grapescheesee 4y ago
I still work on several old DOS systems. The only way to get anything off off it is with a floppy or an IDE HDD reader. Upgrading basically means full controller and PC upgrade. So, you are looking at 50% the price of a brand new system.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Well if they do go bankrupt, I am sure we can bail them out and buy a large stake at a discounted price per share. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-autos-gm-treasury/u-s-gov...
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
I regret paying my loans off as quickly as I could. Should have just made the minimum payments and waited for my bailout. Where does personal responsibly even start anymore? I would like retroactive payment to the tune of $10,000. I delay
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
I would like my job a lot more if I was given a cost of living increase that matches inflation. Unless my productivity has dropped in equal measure.. Otherwise it all seems in vain unless you leave for a raise. No one has loyalty anymore.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Financial stubbornness disorder? Or something that requires keeping a hand on wheel, and a foot on the break incase the fully supervised driver/ computer tries to hit something.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
I hope people check them out, and appreciate the art and work he left behind Rest now it's never finished and life is too short.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Or buying Activision/Blizzard or Bethesda. Game pass is bad news for the industry at large. The price floor will drop and quality will suffer. Sure, its great for 'consumers', but it won't be long term. Will Xbox requ
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Not if they flag you before, which is the same thing Twitter requests.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Years ago, I went into this third hand style book shop. It is located in the bottom of a church basement in the Midwest. It is the type of place you can get a grocery bag full of books for $30. Oddly, they also had some full sets of vari
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
I received mine a several weeks ago. They have been doing great work with logistics and covid setbacks. Hope you get it soon.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Customers as a Service. CaaS
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Wait, you dont run multiple anti virus software?
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Interesting how I scroll onto this while finishing up Dan Carlin's Hardcore history series about Japan/Pacific WW2 history. Still can't really grasp what life would have truly been like then. The Japanese had an almost unbel
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Its the voice in the room, that wants to ask. Maybe we have a population issue? No one wants to be the voice, its a political nuke.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
"We've detected unusual activity from your computer network To continue, please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot." Well, I can't keep doing this version of the 'internet' So sick of
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
No one has any loyalty and its a terrible, soul less, and bitter state of affairs. Managers and companies gain more with honey than salt. We need more goodwill, we are not just cogs. I do understand financials here enough. When 4 out of 1
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Every time I tried to make a Twitter account it was locked and needed a phone or email. Never posted just followed, made accounts just for Conferences or a city I was going for travel.. . It was years ago and years before that as well. Af
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
I think the end goal is actually price fixing and market control via duopolies. This masks the actual monopoly.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
What is vertical integration and where is the line?
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Or sign away your first born and a meter of NDAs.
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by grapescheesee 4y ago
Much of this story reminds me of Carl Jung's The Red Book.
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
'Afraid Mode' coming soon!
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
Sir, step out of the car please. I am sorry, I can't do that Dave.
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
And unreal to even be having a conversation about.
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it w
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
Sure, but we should ask. How much could he own?
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
Well, if you don't like it you can just change the default browser.
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
Agree, I thought it might be an efficiency metric, or a manufacturing process that is 25% better. . . in terms of carbon.
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
Most of the motor drives running in industrial settings are so complex they at generally setup by the manufacturer (onsite or in the field) and not the OEM or customer. My company specifically brings in a contractor (from the maker) to comm
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by grapescheesee 5y ago
Depends, how long do you need it to 'drive'?

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