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lostgame
5y ago
Extremely lucky about this ‘100% success rate’. After dealing with several valuable SEGA Saturn games that succumbed to bit rot, and are therefore worth practically nothing - (nor are they playable, obviously) - I backed up whatever optical
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lostgame
5y ago
Is this the case? I seldom deal with 3 interviews even; though I have been with my current employer for 3 years. Have things changed that wildly in a couple years? If a company dragged me through 6 interviews I’d automatically assume they w
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lostgame
5y ago
>> Now, the cacophony of a popular video game arcade... We’ve got maybe half a dozen arcade bars here in Toronto that are so popular lines form out the door virtually every Friday and Saturday night - particularly awesome is the TILT
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lostgame
5y ago
These kinds of fantastic hackery are the reason I consistently come back to HN. This is an absolutely fascinating little piece of kit. It begs the question to as if there would be any actual utility to a display this small with it having to
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lostgame
5y ago
Yet another reason why Universal Basic Income is going to become a necessity. As each industry automates itself more and more, it'll be UBI or total riots and chaos. And thank God. People are not robots. They shouldn't have to spe
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lostgame
5y ago
The credit system is one of the most powerful weapons used for systematic racism and class discrimination today...how is it an improvement? :/ Especially, if; as you agree - it has no room for mistakes?
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lostgame
5y ago
It should obviously be illegal - preferably criminal - to check a credit score for a place to live, anyway - because a credit score, probably at least half the time - has little to no impact on how reliable of an individual you are financia
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lostgame
5y ago
Shemnue, anyone? I still have nightmares of the forklift simulator.
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lostgame
5y ago
I read KoKo as ‘Koh Koh’, not ‘Koo Koo’. Still, in retrospect - definitely a bad naming choice for a service like this.
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lostgame
5y ago
With what money? :P
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lostgame
5y ago
The cynic in me immediately wants to dismiss this story - but I do have to say that’s a pretty damn cool story, even if it’s not true. It makes me wonder, for sure; and that’s cool enough in and of itself for me.
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lostgame
5y ago
I absolutely don’t believe that’s what the commenter here was saying. What I got from the comment is that it’s a problem everywhere, not isolated to this area or set of beliefs. The commenter was simply providing another example of this, no
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lostgame
5y ago
We used to call seeing ads in Windows ‘adware’. Now we just call it ‘Windows’. I’m dead serious - unless you have a specific business reason like most do to use this POS, I can’t imagine anyone actually choosing to use Windows over the al
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lostgame
5y ago
Okay, first the stupid fucking ‘Turning Red’ advertisement that dared to call itself ‘adorable’, and now this? Seriously, does FireFox hate itself, or just hates it’s dwindling but loyal user base? We used to use Firefox because they didn’
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lostgame
5y ago
A great example of this would be called an emulator, and I'd argue that, yes - those are completely independent designs. So does the law. :)
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lostgame
5y ago
I don't know that I can recommend Reddit as a legitimate news source. You'd really have to make sure you're hitting the right subreddits. :/
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lostgame
5y ago
To be fair, Windows Phone would have - inevitably - eventually had the same issues. For God's sakes, I saw a post yesterday about ads within File Explorer on Windows, it's nuts.
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lostgame
5y ago
>> Windows would be classed as malware by the 2002 definition Literally. And adware by the mid-00's definition. Like, I can't understand why they'd do this. I really can't. What a joke. Do people still work on the
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lostgame
5y ago
Wow; wow, wow. I honestly can't believe anyone uses this pile of shit OS anymore. I left Windows because adware and spyware became such a prevalent problem that I just got tired of dealing with it. But when the OS itself is the adwar
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lostgame
5y ago
I had to call them to unsubscribe. You can bet I told them why. They usually try to do everything they can to retain you, but when I said 'unless you remove the ads, you can cancel me now', they proceeded to actually do it.
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lostgame
5y ago
I actually was not aware of the PineTime. As a huge Apple Watch/WatchOS fangirl, I'd honestly love to check out a far less restrictive smartwatch environment to mess around with. I have a lot of interesting ideas that I've un
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lostgame
5y ago
Can't downvote this enough. I recently cancelled my Toronto Star digital newspaper subscription - some $17/mo or some bullshit like that - because I was horrified to find after paying that frankly ridiculous subscription fee, I wa
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lostgame
5y ago
Jesus. For real? This is existentially disappointing. I’m not sure what ethical profit looks like for FireFox, but as a 15-20-year user I’m finally out.
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lostgame
5y ago
Reminds me - of course - of ReBirth, from 'back in the day'...when the iPad first came out I was incredibly pleased to find ReBirth had a port to it. (Edit: I'm sad to see it's since been removed. Damn.) I wanna say I fi
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lostgame
5y ago
>> The vast majority of people can't tell the difference between a 44.1Khz/16 bits .wav and a 128kbps MP3. ...are you kidding ? I think most people could easily tell the difference between a CD and a 128kbps MP3 if aske
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lostgame
5y ago
Any chance for MacOS support? If you’ve got Linux support it shouldn’t be too difficult?
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lostgame
5y ago
Works extremely poorly for me on iOS. Rotating the wheel rarely scrolls the page as expected, rather it bounces the page up and down slightly rather uselessly. I really mean no offence to the author - but for what would be such a simple s
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lostgame
5y ago
You’re talking about the G3 iBooks, not the G4 ones, just FYI.
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lostgame
5y ago
You mean...that the new iMac is more aesthetically interesting / pleasing than the G4? Jesus, I guess tastes vary hugely . The new iMac is the same bloody design it's been since the iMac G5, basically...not sure how it's &#x
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lostgame
5y ago
Amaaaazing. The iMac G4 is the single most aesthetically beautiful computer, ever. I've still got a functional maxed-out one in the corner of my living room/studio. If the internals ever break, I'm doing this kind of mod in h
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