inversetelecine

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by inversetelecine 2y ago
> Adobe can't stop you from building a better version of Photoshop tomorrow to make billions. Make a serious dent in their business and they will damn sure try. Typically with lawfare.
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
> but they still can't make a dent in market share despite Adobe's contempt for their customer base. Hello, Autodesk
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
I think you're overestimating the number of people who 1) care and 2) use adblocking extensions or any extension for that matter. Google knows what will likely happen, and pays people lots of money to know.
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
and it's brother Adium on OS X.
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
Fun forgetting your speakers were cranked and getting a message. " Uh oh!" waking up the whole house.
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
Same, nice repeating digits. 2288665
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
Mine was easy to remember, so I did. Mostly repeating digits. 2288665
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
Simplix (Russian language) has a decent update pack that's still being refreshed. https://blog.simplix.info/update7/
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
O&O team are standup software developers. I like their bluecon and disk imaging software and pricing is fair.
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
"Everything" by voidtools is decent for local searching in my brief time using it. Not FOSS though. https://www.voidtools.com/faq/#what_is_everything
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by inversetelecine 2y ago
"Everything" is another good option, at least from my basic usage of it. https://www.voidtools.com/faq/#what_is_everything
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Same. Typically plain water, or 90% water, 10% fruit juice at best. Rarely do they get a full strength fruit juice.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Showed a young kid (I think the machine was older than him) an old Gateway G6-300 machine from 1999. Pentium 2 300MHz, 128MB SDRAM, 5GB hdd, Win98 FE, with over 3.5 GB free. I'm more a hardware than software person so the main draw for
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Many took tech jobs to help further that cause. Perhaps unknowingly?
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
As I still use Firefox, I have to agree with this. The performance improvements are nice, but trying to make a Firefox another Chromium skin irks me. Plus I still miss the official compact mode.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Somewhat cross-platform (I mostly use Windows)... I use Tailscale (or just wireguard) and RDP. RDP works great on Windows and is gaining more support in Linux. VNC works as a fallback, but is slow compared to RDP. Not free, but I was using
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
No time wasting intros, warnings, etc. Double click the file, and enjoy.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
The number of 'normies' who talk about torrenting casually is a decent amount. Most at least know what it is. If not, they "have a guy" they get media from.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
And now prime wants another $2.99 to stream without ads. Something I had previously included. Nickle and diming also drives customers away.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
It's getting better and drivers are improving all the time. I personally liked the Arc for the hardware AV1 encoding. Quicksync (I use qsvencc) is actually pretty decent for a hardware encoder. It won't ever beat software encoding
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
I want to believe the "d" in inverted being right next to the "b?" is what set the lights off right away.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Funny, we used to do the same with random pcs in our lab that people would setup and forget about. We used the Duke Nuken 3D theme song from when the game first loaded.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Starlink isn't cheap from what I can see, but may be an option if cable keeps going the way it's been going. "Reliable high-speed internet, wherever you live. $120/mo in most locations & hardware cost of $599."
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Starlink available? It's not cheap, but should offer at least faster download speeds most of the time and better than 1Mbps upload from what I've read.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Frontier (ex-verizon fios) did this. They buried the fiber in the community but no one got mailings until it was ready to "pre-order". Time from pre-order to live service was roughly 3 months and it was stated on the flyer that it
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
The citation is right there: "In my opinion"
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
I had tried the Sega CD, model 2 I think that attached on the side instead of under. They always failed and we ended up returning them. I don't think it was the optical parts if I remember right, something about a poor connection betwe
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
RAR is great for long-term archiving without any additional tools. You can add recovery records, and even create recovery files (think parity / PAR files) all in one go.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
I miss tKC (The Keyboard Caper) and Phrozen Crew. FAiRLiGHT was popular during the game CD / SecurROM days iirc. PARADOX, CLASS, SKIDROW and RELOADED I remember as well. Reading .nfo files was fun, the artwork was great too.
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by inversetelecine 3y ago
Fear is a powerful tool. "Fear is the mind-killer."

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