magashna

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481.
by magashna 7y ago
The downloading feature and background play is what makes it for me. Occasionally Youtube makes a change that breaks it but the devs have been pretty good about updates
482.
by magashna 7y ago
Seems like pennies considering how widespread OBS is used
483.
by magashna 7y ago
I imagine that would be a notification that slowly drops down, then clips off and falls below the bottom of the screen
484.
by magashna 7y ago
Try this in the north east and see how quickly people think you're a weirdo or annoying
485.
by magashna 7y ago
At least that laptop almost guarantees having more than 1 USB ports
486.
by magashna 7y ago
Google Maps offline has saved me a lot of headaches when traveling
487.
by magashna 7y ago
>pallet of 24 for $80 each at those prices I really do wonder about that cross section of recycling/dumping and inefficient power consumption
488.
by magashna 7y ago
5 years of work doesn't have a backup can't be that important
489.
by magashna 7y ago
That's on the product advertiser. No one needs my data to figure out that if I'm browsing recipes.com I might be interested in $cookwareSale
490.
by magashna 7y ago
No one's ever been fired for buying Microsoft/Intel/Cisco. This approach looks cool, but it also seems like a lot to ask from the average sysadmin.
491.
by magashna 7y ago
It's not so black and white. There are plenty of successful people that "play stupid games" and are full grown men, likely with the same responsibilities you have, if not more.
492.
by magashna 7y ago
Google loves to get 40% into a project and then run away like chickens with their heads cut off
493.
by magashna 7y ago
Filing taxes is notoriously obtuse.
494.
by magashna 7y ago
what.cd still had some of the best organization of any site, ever. It's hilarious that a company as big as Amazon has such a horrendous UI for browsing music, but lil what.cd had such a comprehensive and slick design
495.
by magashna 7y ago
a shell of its former self. Not even worth going back to IMO. Now if what.cd came back...that would be a great time
496.
by magashna 7y ago
If you can't get over a word being used in the title then how can you be expected to grasp the content? Child-proofing the internet is absurd
497.
by magashna 7y ago
How much is a banana, like $10?
498.
by magashna 7y ago
Seems like more of a "can" rather than anyone actually using it. Always interesting to see how something can be broken or exploited, even though it may not be practical
499.
by magashna 7y ago
Why not both? LIDAR and cameras both have their applications
500.
by magashna 7y ago
Isn't this the same with clothes, phones, etc.?
501.
by magashna 7y ago
Aren't these annotations paid for with taxes? If so, it belongs to the people
502.
by magashna 7y ago
oof, .info and .biz are almost always red flags
503.
by magashna 7y ago
you're blaming the currency for the bank's lax security. It's like denouncing USD for wire fraud
504.
by magashna 7y ago
I'll believe it when it's been reviewed by not Facebook
505.
by magashna 7y ago
The ACA is a bandaid on a wart
506.
by magashna 7y ago
If people are asking you if you're having fun its because you're showing you're not. Grab a sprite and say it's a G&T and enjoy yourself.
507.
by magashna 7y ago
I'm annoyed that he made a watch from scratch and its wrist twist to show screen timing is still faster than my smartwatch
508.
by magashna 7y ago
If I need to solve a captcha to read an article or watch a video I'll read or watch something else. If I can't adblock it, it's not worth my time
509.
by magashna 8y ago
They stated they had proven this controversial technique worked, then it came out it was never tested. That seems pretty clear cut to me.
510.
by magashna 8y ago
Except comments from Scott Renfro of FB stated "there was no actual risk that’s come from this."

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