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itsameta4
15y ago
It's a point of pride, but only between other nerds. They're taking it back. It's also because "geek" got co-opted by people who aren't actually geeky, so we needed a more specific word for "the type of person who would watch the GSL".
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15y ago
This is actually completely brilliant. Sure, it's hollow and somewhat manipulative, but by the nine, it will teach some people what their computer can actually do. As someone who works in tech support, and therefore routinely has to waste m
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itsameta4
15y ago
But people, especially in a service industry, NEVER have no incentive not to help anyone. People are helpful by nature, and easily conned.
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itsameta4
15y ago
No, there seems to be something else, otherwise the printer wouldn't know that there had been exactly 1500 pages printed. I think you're on the right track, but the trick OP described triggered "Oh, this is a new cartridge", not "Oh, this
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itsameta4
15y ago
Would you mind explaining what you mean by "hustler"? I realize it's not the effect you're going for, but I can't help but picture a drug pusher or shady Wall Street-type when I see that word. Thanks!
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15y ago
>Haha, I just about wrote the same thing but scrolled down. HN response: "Oh, good, another redditor. This is a place for discussion, not conversation. Downvote." >Having line numbers will be a nice addition when I'm not using Fireb
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15y ago
I ask out of genuine curiousity: does this go over well?
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15y ago
>A small but real minority of men would instantly label her a bitch. Well, yeah - they put themselves out there and got swatted aside without a second thought. That's called a defense mechanism . Actually calling her a bitch is somet
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15y ago
>What we need much more of is what I call "memory processability", which roughly means "how many times per second can you process the whole memory" I might be misinterpreting, but I think the phrase you're looking for is "memory bandwid