i386

8 ms·

61.
by i386 3y ago
Don’t buy new carts. Have them refilled. The carts themselves are very expensive. The kit below is around $75 CAD to do it at home. https://www.amazon.com.au/DINGLONG-Cartridge-Laserjet-M281fd...
62.
by i386 3y ago
Under Australian law this would have had to be honored by HP
63.
by i386 3y ago
Delete your account.
64.
by i386 3y ago
Australia? Banking? I assume the early 2000s? Absolutely plausible.
65.
by i386 3y ago
I miss the days when Jezebel articles would be cross posted to Gawker.com and the commenter cultures would collide. Truly a golden age.
66.
by i386 3y ago
Oh no you don’t, universe.
67.
by i386 3y ago
From memory octane levels have a huge bearing on engine performance and that affects take off distance. Aviation has had a much higher octane rating than your typical car gas.
68.
by i386 3y ago
you should be ashamed.
69.
by i386 3y ago
You’d want to hope your margins are that good distributing and marketing physical products. Gets expensive particularly if you’re retailing it and the retailer chain wants your margins for the honor of distributing with them!
70.
by i386 3y ago
I wonder how they got this working on x86 with Star Trek. Porting to x86 assembly? ouch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek_project
71.
by i386 3y ago
No. They are pretty sensible with their product calls. Either it ends quickly (ping) or they see it through (Apple TV)
72.
by i386 3y ago
Ahh
73.
by i386 3y ago
I’m betting it was none only but Ben Goodger. There’s no way you guys would have been coping that hard about it otherwise.
74.
by i386 3y ago
Maybe. This isn’t the Jobsian apple. This is the supply chain guys first product call. The jury is still out.
75.
by i386 3y ago
No one asked to do gesture and eye control. With the iPhone did want to check their email on the go tho and look at websites. That worked.
76.
by i386 3y ago
You know, I didn’t even think of that and it indeed is weird
77.
by i386 3y ago
The iPhone solved an incredibly useful problem because it put the internet in your pocket. No one has a “computer room” at home. What is the problem that the vision solves? I can watch TV on a huge screen in my living room? I already have a
78.
by i386 3y ago
John C. Dvorak is famous for bad takes. But if you’re alluding to Apple Vision being successful because he was an iPhone naysayer, you’re wrong. Reality doesn’t work that way. The jury is still out on VR and it changes little when Apple ent
79.
by i386 3y ago
“Pro” just means there’s a cheaper one in the pipeline. I’d wait.
80.
by i386 3y ago
There's a lot of very good enterprise software and developers out there.
81.
by i386 3y ago
ahh yes a magical world where anyone can write “enterprise” code with AI but no one has the skills to figure out why it’s broken and nor the skills to fix it.
82.
by i386 3y ago
Can we all just agree that the author is incorrect. We do not need to be second guessing fundamentals like code review and keeping mainline branch working. The goal of making software is to make working, profitable software. This person has
83.
by i386 3y ago
GCP support is absolutely disgusting. Even got $30 it is incredibly bad.
84.
by i386 3y ago
Gitlab should stick to its lane and finish its already huge surface area of its products instead of chasing the AI hype. Sid…
85.
by i386 3y ago
Isn’t the point that private fields remain private implementation details of the class in just about every language that has them? As a library author, if I declare something as private, it means you the consumer, may damage internal state
86.
by i386 3y ago
Product person here, I’ve been using and loving Tail scale for about a year now and I don’t understand when I have to pay and why and I really don’t understand why any of it is OSS. Where’s the revenue and where’s the moat?
87.
by i386 3y ago
> Minecraft is limited by a single thread, but some stuff does run on other threads Hmm, not so outdated. if you’re talking about JVM gc then sure but pretty much everything is built around a single thread ticking the mod. I know some mo
88.
by i386 3y ago
Minecraft is inherently single threaded. the success of running big servers is to run it on the fastest single core processor money can buy.
89.
by i386 3y ago
Might want to enable strict checksumming on. I think that’s still a thing. Or are you depending on release artifacts that change?
90.
by i386 3y ago
Having worked with maven for about 15 years… it’s largely not a problem anymore. Unless you publish snapshots and depend on them.

More ›