metalforever

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by metalforever 3y ago
This comment is arrogant and objectively isn't correct.
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by metalforever 3y ago
I agree with the post. My first computer had worse specs than this and was a perfectly usable experience. I actually used it to edit videos. It had 128mb RAM and shipped with Windows 98.
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by metalforever 3y ago
Here is a post from an expert answering your question about the FPGA thing: https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=5706 I do not want exactly what you are suggesting. What I am into is homebrew computing and trusted com
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by metalforever 3y ago
There are very good reasons to want this. A big one is being able to perform computing without the prying eyes of a corporation, for example if you disagree with the idea of large companies making money off of your data. As a different idea
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by metalforever 3y ago
You can buy this, FYI. I know because I own it. It's just it will cost you ($$$$). Here is where you get it: 1. The Laptop: https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-reform 2. The FPGA OpenCores-compatible Processor for
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by metalforever 3y ago
I think they meant the supplemental processing. I am also looking for this FPGA solution.
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by metalforever 3y ago
Yeah this is why I have held off on buying a Framework too. I want a Risc solution, but also preferably the FPGA mainboard idea with the OpenCores for the supplemental processing.
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by metalforever 3y ago
I got the account in like 2005. It's not that I trust them, its just that it's hard to move off.
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by metalforever 3y ago
What about people with disabilities.
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by metalforever 3y ago
I think it's more malicious than that. They know I use privacy tools and can't be tracked -> they can't make money on me -> bully me into not using their service.
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by metalforever 3y ago
Yeah, I get these. The problem is that the Captchas take forever to fill out (like 5 minutes of challenges). But the worse part is that the captchas are asking for wrong answers. It tells you to select scooter and there's no scooter in
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by metalforever 4y ago
I don't think this is true. A lot of people in the witchcraft scene are entrepreneurs due to persecution. What is likely more correct is that "fantastic beliefs" are associated with bad economic conditions (looking for fantas
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by metalforever 4y ago
I realize this is a really fringe interest, but I want them to make a RISC laptop eventually, with open source firmware and an open source graphics stack.
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by metalforever 4y ago
Hi, I saw your other post about the co op programming collective . I'm having some of the same feelings and i was hoping you would want to tell me about that . If you do , hit me up on discord at metalforever#4052
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by metalforever 4y ago
Wtf ? No, women do not all want to be QA, I assure you.
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by metalforever 4y ago
Electric is old and the Bay Area is shitty about approving building permits
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by metalforever 4y ago
this isn’t the place for insults.
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by metalforever 4y ago
I am in the exact same place. Feel ya.
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by metalforever 4y ago
no, dealing with this issue with a friend in SF right now, theres a waitlist and its long.
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by metalforever 4y ago
so i am dealing with this issue with a good friend of mine right now, who is homeless in the city of san francisco. No, this isnt true , theres a very very long waitlist for assistance. His credit is shot and he cannot find a new rental. so
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by metalforever 4y ago
I had a bad experience. I have top tech companies on my resume and they made the role look cool and I was trying to slow down a little . They instead put me into support . The codebase wasn’t in source control ; it was just a few scripts in
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by metalforever 4y ago
It is true but the general interest level and attention to detail in industry is not what it once was. By recent, I want to say around 2012-2013+.
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by metalforever 4y ago
The issue is that the recent growth in the software field has caused people that would otherwise major in something else, and aren’t really interested in software, to be your coworkers and they don’t care about doing a good job. There are s
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by metalforever 4y ago
Look, I did this at multiple places for a number of years. The issue is that you often form an adversarial relationship with the scientists. They don't really want you there. They are perfectly happy just organizing everything by hand
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by metalforever 4y ago
Yeah I’ve seen this too.
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by metalforever 4y ago
I don't really see why you would create a keyboard in this way. > ...except 99% of all PCBs aren't that complicated. You don't need to know the specifics of RF in order to design a board that controls some LEDs. There is a
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by metalforever 4y ago
Yeah same, I’m an EE camping out in software because of the pay. It’s also just easier work. I would much rather be intellectually challenged coding firmware or embedded work. I didn’t go to school to build web widgets. It’s just EE pays so
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by metalforever 4y ago
Yeah this was the issue. It’s probably a common one in rural areas like the one I am from. These areas also tend to lack public transit.
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by metalforever 4y ago
Can you please explain how the child would get home from the after school activity, if it existed? I’m being clear when I am saying there really aren’t any EC options . In poor areas , there’s no money because school funding comes from prop
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by metalforever 4y ago
I can answer this because I was in this position. Parents couldnt afford the gas. They worked long hours to make ends meet and couldn’t take time to drive me to this stuff even if they had the gas money. Finally, there’s just not a lot of E

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