mPReDiToR

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by mPReDiToR 2y ago
This is my POV. I want to know if I can use the service, if it is performant, if it's worth $9. I work in £, but that's over £5 pcm. Some people balk at that. It's a pint of beer, yes. That's in #firstworld land. For som
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by mPReDiToR 2y ago
Do you, like, think that, like, the, erm, basic, random, like way, they speak might, like, have something to - like - do with, sort of, it? People using filler words so liberally just sound incapable of thinking at the speed required to hol
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by mPReDiToR 2y ago
Try this: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EyK6Rjh I use them in phones, laptops, Flipper Zero, anything which takes USB C.
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by mPReDiToR 2y ago
Is this because the in car satnav and media devices are awful? I had a 2007 Honda Accord (UK) and the SD card with updated maps was £113 and I didn't spend enough time on pirating it to make it work as I just put a £1 phone holder in w
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by mPReDiToR 2y ago
It would be nice to see this have mirrors somewhere that wasn't YouTube. GOOG can pull this at any time and it could be lost. Got a .torrent or anything? Information wants to be free, doesn't it?
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by mPReDiToR 2y ago
https://archive.is/mfi5v
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by mPReDiToR 2y ago
This isn't just GOOG products, it's everything with a review. It's cheaper to buy a thousand five star reviews than improve your service to the point where honest reviewers give you top marks. The review/stars system is
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
https://archive.is/Er5j3
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
My immediate thought about this was for street signs. Eyeball tracking software, shine a STOP when eyes are going towards a one way or no entry street. I mean, the thought of hackers uppimg the wattage and blinding people is so real that ma
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
If you have to go snooping, there's no trust and you should leave. If you do want to snoop, set up a DNS server and just look at the logs. This advert for some program is nothing compared to knowing which sites they visited, when, for
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
I'm nearly 50 and a UK (England) resident all that time. When I applied for my driving licence at age 16 I was given the opportunity to put myself on the National Donor Register as every applicant at the time was. Since then the UK has
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
"Stop in the distance you can see" Also, "watch where you're going". There's too much technology in cars and people are paying less attention to the 6 foot screen than they do to the 6 inch one. This will alway
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
It's amazing how many people are unaware of MSFT's history of "embrace, extend, extinguish" wrt their competitors. They've killed off huge swathes of potential usefulness over the decades by not leaving things alone
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
This puts me in mind of Cool Retro Term. Lots of built in schemes. https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term Usually packaged by your distro.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Huel. Better than shovelling sugar down your neck all day, full of nutrients, saves money over snacking, saves time over making a pack up. It's a small change that makes a big difference, or has to me. I could put my referral code here
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Are you kidding? The NHS had £16bn thrown down the toilet the first time it tried to join the 21st century. Why has nobody told them to have a bespoke, OSS setup which runs on VM's which can be transferred to new hardware when necessar
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Aside from the issue here, and the PRIVACY mess, it's the best thing since email was invented. Availability, universally accepted, free (to the product: you), large storage, easy to use. There is no serious competition, and I say this
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
I read it that way too. Lib reboot. Always have, but it took LibreOffice becoming mainstream to make the correction mostly unnoticeable.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Am I missing something, I was under the impression a lowering of birth rates was a positive thing because of limited resources?
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Is this reminding anyone else of running code directly on hardware (tapes on C64) or later CONFIG.SYS/AUTOEXEC.BAT with just a memory manager that loaded DOS4GW games? The overhead of a whole OS (especially one which takes up 1.5GB of
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
It's not tribal in my opinion. We're under pressure from the rich to attend their businesses in exchange for means to live and thrive. We need to attend in a timely manner or face consequences culminating in a "DCM". Cyc
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
He's a character that I always thought Robin Williams should have played.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
I hope someone proofreads that article before it's published to the Interwebs!
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
I dumped Signal when they dropped SMS. It no longer meets my use case. Upgrade your phone, get an Android, stop using Signal. I think that covers your options.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Uncanny. I literally just finished this mod with the good ending for the first time after hearing about it three days ago at work, and here it is on HN. Download GZDOOM, grab the files from GOOG Drive, and have a look at an amazing .WAD. De
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
https://archive.is/fFYRk TL;DR Either. Don't sweat it. Just brush twice a day.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
I thnk it's 50/50 Half the stories are about ChatGPT or AI, the other are about Twitter/Musk. I find it a chore to scroll past these two topics some days. Am I alone in noticing this?
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
If this is the case, why haven't we trained Echo devices to speak with Majel Barrett-Roddenberry's voice yet?
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
Do they need the domain for something? They're definitely trying to eradicate the userbase of the current tenant.
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by mPReDiToR 3y ago
YubiKey seems popular, but with all the big brains here, how good are the alternatives? OnlyKey seems too good to be true, is it?

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