krige

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by krige 6mo ago
For many that's not a bonus, that's the goal. Consequence-free life ahoy.
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by krige 6mo ago
That would be true if they were keeping the native population there alive. We know they were importing presumably loyal people from deep Russia. What happened to original occupants? You can guess.
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by krige 6mo ago
I would counter-argue that you're accusing the other party of exactly the shallow thinking you're guilty of - even worse, you cannot concieve of a thing, so you confidently state thing does not exist and the other party is at best
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by krige 6mo ago
To many, the relationship between what was written in the sheet and how it was played by a live performer, day I say virtuoso, is the imporant thing. The human component is the important component. This is entirely separate from pop, which
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by krige 6mo ago
Grok and Elon's ventures in general should really get the Purpose of a System treatement in public discourse. For all we know the purpose of Grok is to make nude edits of people. You can assign this to left or right leaning as you plea
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by krige 6mo ago
No actually, gloves are used for human comfort first and foremost. A substance does not have to be harmful to people for them not to want to be stained by it; merely keeping fluids off is a huge boon.
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by krige 6mo ago
Are lab gloves specifically designed to not contaminate samples?
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by krige 6mo ago
It's hard to get in the era of ubiquitous 32 bit color depth, but back in the day, part of the show was making merely your hardware output picture very close to the reference in as many colors as possible and good resolution too. This
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by krige 7mo ago
While I agree that a revolution in Iran is not impossible, I rather doubt that whoever comes next will be western friendly and moderate; after the indscriminate military action of the past few weeks they are probably more likely to get ayat
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by krige 7mo ago
As a consolation prize we can mention the unknown amount of unarmed civillians bombed by US+Israel forces instead.
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by krige 7mo ago
Oh I didn't mean a specific file. Lock screen wallpaper has three options, custom image, custom slideshow, and Spotlight. The former two have the "Get tips (...)" checkable, the latter doesn't.
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by krige 7mo ago
Linux doesn't run the software I want to use, or runs it badly. MacOS... lmao.
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by krige 7mo ago
Ah, it's available only if you pick a specific wallpaper image, that's why not everyone sees it.
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by krige 7mo ago
Central Europeans tried it a few decades back. They do not want to go there again.
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by krige 7mo ago
> The US (with Canada and Mexico) is self-sufficient with fossil fuel energy. Oh boy can't wait for the reenactment of third reich intervening peacefully in czechoslovakia, for their own safety and wellbeing of course, and not at al
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by krige 7mo ago
Extend your RAM using RAM Doubler!
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by krige 7mo ago
I’m thrilled to share how incredible it is to see such seamless, bidirectional synergy in action! It’s truly a testament to the power of innovation when everything aligns perfectly. #Innovation #Efficiency #Synergy #GrowthMindset
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by krige 7mo ago
Ye, having experienced the "joys" of rewriteable CDs, I completely skipped the DVD RWs, expecting more of the same. Guess it wasn't, but then again, thumb drives became a thing.
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by krige 7mo ago
I'm curious why do you think that a half-assed undercooked invasion at Israel's beck and call is the only possible solution to this issue when we have ample historical evidence that invading Middle East literally never worked?
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by krige 7mo ago
Haven't used LibreSprite but Aseprite, from which it forked, has been an enormous boon to me, for pixel arting it definitely fits my habits and abilities much better than anything else I tried (GIMP, Krita, GrafX2, actual DPaint, Digip
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by krige 7mo ago
That's a really weird claim about Ukraine, which the US leadership would love to sweep under the rug, leave alone to be taken apart, except for the bad optics - so they just drag their feet forever.
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by krige 7mo ago
> Spore is well acclaimed And yet it also effectively ended Will Wright's career. Rave press reviews are not a good indicator of anything, really.
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by krige 7mo ago
Meanwhile, the Amiga had the Boing demo in 1984, months before the system was actually sold. Smoothly liding screens and multitasking, baby. Also, stereo sound and nice visuals but that's not the point here.
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by krige 7mo ago
Wasn't that taskbar/windows thing just a toggle in official taskbar settings?
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by krige 7mo ago
Memory a bit foggy on that but weren't c64 mainboard revisions almost exclusively to make them cheaper, not better?
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by krige 7mo ago
I have seen it be utterly wrong so many times recently I'm considering permanently hiding it. For instance, googling for "Amiga twin stick games" it listed a number of old, top-down, very much single axis games like Alien Bre
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by krige 7mo ago
It doesn't "now work"; it may work on a future Motorola device that doesn't exist yet.
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by krige 7mo ago
> A minor rework of the board at the board manufacturers (to accommodate a screw hole, I believe) accidentally discarded the high-speed wire. oh my
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by krige 7mo ago
That's an exaggeration. Nobody is trained to read STOP signs for 16 years, a few months top. And Waymo doesn't need to coordinate a four-limbed, 20-digited, one-headed body to operate a car.
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by krige 7mo ago
You could at least disable Active Desktop to dethrottle your PC. Meanwhile, my work W11 PC has a second+ delay for explorer right click and there's nothing I can do about it.

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