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3y ago
Yah, I'm convinced North Carolina wants to be the new Florida politically. The news headlines out of that state can be bewildering. The Republican attempt to strip Roy Cooper of his powers as a democratically elected governor was quite
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3y ago
> The foundation is slowly consuming itself into a Linux Foundation like corporate organization that is in the interests of Big Tech companies and not the community. I'm amazed at how soured the Linux Foundation has become in the ey
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4y ago
Now that Framework is coming out with AMD models, I find myself suddenly less excited about Linux on laptops from all other vendors. Sure maybe this Thinkpad has nice hardware, but this laptop has three major flaws all others do: 1: Too man
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intsunny
4y ago
Given MSFT's troubled history with browsers, it is amazing how one product, one group, can continue to produce one PR black eye after another in the modern era. Between integrating predatory BNPL, the microsoft-edge: overriding default
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4y ago
Now that AMD supports USB4, I'm hoping Framework has an AMD edition in the future.
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intsunny
4y ago
I remember when the GNUStep people thought their software was important enough to create `~/GNUStep`. Fucking maddening. Especially when one did not actually use GNUStep but some dependency.
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intsunny
4y ago
I can't be the only person who is amused `.rip` is a global TLD.
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intsunny
4y ago
Terminator 2 is my fav film for weeding out pretend-wanna-be-film snobs. I've had this conversation more times than I'd like: Me: Terminator 2 was a great movie Fake film snob: Terminator 2?! A shoot-em-up movie?! What?! Me: Yah,
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intsunny
4y ago
Holy moly. Never knew that Microsoft developed and owned ThreadX: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThreadX#Products_using_it
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intsunny
4y ago
All of us will forever be baffled about how not only did Apple produce the dumbest laptop keyboard ever, but then defended it. If there was a museum of terrible technology, Apple's butterfly keyboard would be right up there with Window
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intsunny
4y ago
Sometimes I worry about how long the "site:reddit.com" gravy train will last... It is getting too hard to make the Internet useful these days.
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intsunny
4y ago
How Switzerland continues to allow FIFA and friends to have not-for-profit status is baffling. Switzerland puts on a very pretty face and provides a very safe space for the modern western corrupt.
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intsunny
4y ago
How is all this insane Twitter news not making the front page of Hacker News?
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intsunny
4y ago
> I am so glad it does. [...] I completely reject preserving backwards compatibility for the sake of application bugs. Why should Microsoft produce a hack for a particular piece of software? That software might be used by a 10s, 100s, 10
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intsunny
4y ago
Today a yuppie can get off an airplane, demand Google maps tell them where the overpriced cocktail bars are, demand Uber take them there, demand the locals speak English, and demand an overpriced pretentious Old Fashioned. No knowledge of l
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4y ago
The amount of negative press around the 4080 12GB was not insignificant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7TRFK3lCOQ 1.4 million views in three weeks. And that is just a single Youtuber. Imagine all of them combined.
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4y ago
I wonder if Google strongly desires to harvest this "connectivity check traffic" aka "ping data", and in turn, the real reason for assigning this bug WONTFIX. Unforunately the leaked DNS queries might also be hitting ISP
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intsunny
4y ago
The article says: > This is a very arbitrary assessment, but of the six (yes, six (I do live in Brooklyn, remember) places [...], I’d say that four of those places just aren’t worth the cost. The coffee just isn’t that good. The two-doll
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4y ago
20'ish years ago I remember the original author of the `pam_realm` PAM module [0] writing the module becase "it was easier to work around PAM, than to understand what the fuck was happening inside of PAM". [0] https:/&#
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4y ago
> My hearing is fine but I have some brain thing that make it hard to understand voices in a crowd. My hearing is tested to be plenty sensitive. You may have ADP/KKS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auditory_proce
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4y ago
The whole bluetooth headhones situation is a little ironic. Us Linux types remember how long it took until the MP3 patents expired for us to stop having to add non-free repos everywhere and being treated as the ugly cousin because we couldn
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4y ago
This might be terrible news. Some of us Linux fans have been waiting for new Lenovo laptops featuring the next gen of AMD chips because they ship with RNDA2 GPUs. RDNA2 is the most powerful open source friendly GPU out there. This has been
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4y ago
Wow, if this comment is to be believed, the quality of Brother printers has seriously gone downhill: https://www.reddit.com/r/printers/comments/s9b2eg/brother_mf... Incredible.
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4y ago
The article fails to mention how Microsoft corrupted the ISO standardization process to ram through their Office XML file format. They were very scared of companies/countries/organizations adopting the open standard OpenDocument f
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4y ago
> Apple: Great hardware, barely tolerable software. I think this is more accurate: Apple: great hardware, software better than the low low bar set by everyone else Linux ships with 2394230 desktops, and Windows apparently isn't even
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4y ago
..... never underestimate people's desperation/shamelessness for free t-shirts. 8-9 years ago, at DigitalOcean's first SXSW booth, we were giving out free t-shirts that had DO's Sammy shark logo, and Linux's Tux pen
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4y ago
RIP Chrome ad blockers. Google finally got their revenge. More megabytes of tracker JS for all Chrome users!
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4y ago
> ah yes, the considerable inconvenience part of my comment. Maybe in suburbia. In cities without insane rents and healthy work/life balances (IE: not NYC), there are often many grocery stores that make regular grocery shopping qui
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4y ago
I'd really wish for an AMD motherboard. The new AMD chips with the RDNA2 is a Linux user's dream. The open source support is incredible.
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4y ago
Before all the ZFS people chime in: Some of us will NEVER accept ZFS's licensing. The ability to remain absolutely vigilant in regards to licensing immensely helped IBM during the SCO v. IBM debacle in regards to the JFS file system. W
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