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johnebgd
4y ago
Thanks for your work on this. Maybe it’s time to introduce a paid license to support the project and even offer consulting hours to get professional support?
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It’s time to rebrand this as the Universally Confusing Brand (UCB). The people behind USB do not understand the damage they have done to the moniker.
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4y ago
I remember having to run a tool that deleted then replaced the winsock registry entries on the machine with the default ones from XP to fix infections. Even if you got the binary files with spybot you’d still have a broken winsock half the
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4y ago
This is the way.
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4y ago
Embrace, extend, extinguish.
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4y ago
Windows has been spyware since windows 10. Unless you could get your hands on what they called LTSB but they have done all they can to make that a difficult endeavor. I for one also personally only use Windows for gaming at this point and e
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4y ago
The lobbyists who hold titles like congress person will never let this happen.
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4y ago
I hope Firefox more tightly integrates their VPN offering into their browser. I want to see them survive with revenue outside of Google.
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4y ago
You can’t bring rational thoughts and facts into an emotional conversation.
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When they have lost revenue enough quarters in a row that they have to shuffle and start doing business differently. Until something big changes they reap record profits off our data and people continue to be the product while their custome
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4y ago
Yeah, quantum computing is still basically experimental…
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Uber crushed themselves in food. As a customer, I would get the wrong food about half the time in NYC even pre-pandemic. I complained and got a refund the first couple of times but then they stopped refunding me when it kept happening. Clea
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Ryzen supporting ECC memory really does make the old Xeon argument futile.
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4y ago
Intel would file a “crash” lawsuit.
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4y ago
Life in general is very different for people with different genders. Especially if they are considered conventionally attractive.
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4y ago
I just started soldering again. It’s been 20 years. I hope to use these skills to save some retro game systems otherwise destined for a landfill.
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4y ago
Count me in to help. I have a knack for making the impossible possible. I’ve mentored EIT’s through Defy in the past. If you need clients I expect corp to corp agreements with established recruitment agencies would be a good place to start
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4y ago
Maybe hack a gimbal mount to put it on?
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4y ago
At this point kickstarter campaigns should be considered donations with a low value and low probability of winning lottery ticket included with each donation. The expectation that you get anything in return from backing a kickstarter needs
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4y ago
Middle management/admin salaries.
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4y ago
I’m in NYC as well. I hate the noise from the Motocross dirt bikes and atvs that folks ride around on streets speeding and doing tricks on in the city. It used to be a problem primarily in midtown but it’s spread since they started cracking
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I’ve owned smart phones since the treo. I’ve owned blackberry phones, windows mobile, even a palm pre. I’ve had nearly every iPhone since launch. I’m on an iPhone 13 Pro Max. Nothing makes me yearn for a smaller screen. I held an iPhone 3G
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4y ago
That’s a big problem for a 9-5 culture company in the USA.
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4y ago
Blockchain has two proven use cases: 1.) Speculative investment assets. 2.) Moving value outside of a financial system. Unregulated stable coins have proven to be as stable as the titanic was unsinkable. Number 1 is really a problem because
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I’ve found it’s easier to outsource maintenance and harder to outsource creation of software. Cultural issues coupled with time zone changes are difficult to overcome.
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4y ago
I’ve had issues like this. Now I go on LinkedIn and connect with executives. After a few connect with me I message them asking if they know who I should speak with about account issues. I also simultaneously use Twitter to reach out to thei
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5y ago
Banksters really got away with a lot in the States. Iceland at least held theirs accountable. https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/iceland-has-jailed-26-b...
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Non technical people don’t need most of those keys, kind of how non car mechanics generally don’t need pneumatic tools. I’d never buy a keyboard without them but the trend is logical.
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Balmer extracted profits out of the established businesses while failing at everything else.
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Sales numbers on the PS5 seem to indicate demand is unprecedented. Even if supply can be ramped up the demand is still unmet. The world has never had so many people seeking in home entertainment simultaneously. I guess I am also part of the
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