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by m463 5mo ago
Best I can say about it - at least it's not round. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hockey_puck_mouse
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by m463 5mo ago
I wonder if elon musk will be the victor here, pulling the data centers out of the gravity well and out of reach.
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by m463 5mo ago
> It's scary how empty the feed is once you do this. what if your friends used it too? would there be more content (as they seek to connect to real peopl), or less (as they leave)?
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by m463 5mo ago
Actually I think poorly imagined dreams is a big problem. People who have poorly imagined dreams are likely to screw up their working life and their retirement too. There is more that you can pull off during your working years. As a matter
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by m463 5mo ago
We know calorie-restricted diets extend life. Are they saying that protein might be the underlying cause, or is their experiment just a hidden calorie-restricted diet?
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New Power Banks Released by BMX with Safer Semi-Solid-State Batteries(androidauthority.com)
2 points by m463 5mo ago|0 comments
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by m463 5mo ago
> I do have a painful amount of different camera chargers though... It is ridiculous how many different battery packs canon makes.
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by m463 5mo ago
I would watch him carefully if he grew a goatee or something. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror,_Mirror_(Star_Trek:_The...
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by m463 5mo ago
Seems like a carefully chosen term, maybe clone being too controversial. I think replicant would be a fun term though. :)
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by m463 5mo ago
In the windows vm yes.
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by m463 5mo ago
probably $10 of meth to harm a body so that it eventually needs $50k of medical work, or $100k of dental work
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by m463 5mo ago
I have a windows 11 VM under proxmox for gaming - I bought windows 11 retail on a USB stick. (before the AI nonsense, etc) - I run windows in a VM without a network interface. This eliminates SO MANY PROBLEMS. microsoft being problem #1
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by m463 5mo ago
I just wish: - it was more clear when buying a product that an app is required to activate/use/etc a device - that people who rebelled against this kind of nonsense were backed up by others and respected "more power to you!&q
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by m463 5mo ago
otoh regular books: - can't be read in dark mode - can't change font or font size (or line/paragraph spacing) - can't use search - can't be in multiple places (multiple devices)... uh, easily - etc I think you just
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by m463 5mo ago
> The solution to all these expenses is to just have the user pay the transaction costs. so the ticketmaster model?
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by m463 5mo ago
Knew a friend who was a doctor. Said your brain is very malleable and adaptive. If you wear them for a week, you will probably adapt and stop noticing the progressives, even walking around and going up/down stairs.
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by m463 5mo ago
The lens of the eye usually degrades as you get older. For most people it becomes inflexible first, and you might have trouble squeezing the lens and it limits your range of focus. This is when most people need reading glasses. I had probl
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by m463 5mo ago
Neither the review or these comments talk about the USB drive feature. (did I miss it?) Some(?) of the KVMs not only simulate a USB keyboard and mouse, but also a USB storage device. This means you can remotely provide a boot image and the
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by m463 5mo ago
reminds me of the fixer in pulp fiction. Life of action, then off with a wink and a nod. If not, maybe op can reframe and grab life by the horns.
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by m463 5mo ago
of course you're right, but phones have been getting more expensive. They have also become more capable and it seems having a more capable phone has really benefited people. also: by your numbers that means $1,999 in 2026 would have be
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by m463 5mo ago
maybe during the day use birdnet-pi to project birds.
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by m463 5mo ago
Maybe you can stay in tech, but help undoing all the nonsense that's been done. Make a dumbphone (that is actually smart and works for you). An open-source television. local AI models. A browser that doesn't spy on you.
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by m463 5mo ago
...when we get off the merry go round and start falling behind. I'm wondering if this 3rd-party AI will be like smartphones - you need one to participate. Hopefully local ai can help... maybe?
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Microsoft Deliberately Bricking All Office for Mac 2019/2021 Installations(osnews.com)
16 points by m463 5mo ago|1 comments
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by m463 5mo ago
yeah. I think a more achievable model might be more like GOG, but with online. GOG games remain closed source, but are downloadable and playable offline with no DRM. But there's nothing about online/multiplayer play in the GOG equ
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by m463 5mo ago
I've always thought creating an ssh-otp should be easy to implement. (meaning xor the packets themselves with a huge bundle of random data duplicated at each side, and never re-used) But I think it would probably still qualify as a mun
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by m463 5mo ago
well, also apple has been inflating the price for phones since forever. the iphone launched at $499 EDIT: hmm.. I guess iphone 1 was $499 or $599 and that required a 2-year AT&T contract. Don't know what the actual price was. I do
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by m463 5mo ago
This is a tried and true long-game. Microsoft did this with educational versions of office/etc
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by m463 5mo ago
Costco sells an ipad for $299 (and many memberships refund some of this price) EDIT: also on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DZ75TN5F/
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by m463 5mo ago
I could make a counterpoint: it's too cheap. It will cannibalize the market for better apple products. Mac pro is already gone. Sort of how $1.99 apps, then $0.99 apps drove the app price to free. Now apps are supported by advertisi

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