midislack

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by midislack 4y ago
Doesn't really matter, you can still use TOR or IPFS or i2p. Like with KiwiFarms.
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Does a blue check mark on Twitter boost you algorithmically?
2 points by midislack 4y ago|0 comments
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by midislack 4y ago
How long will the seething and bellyaching continue on HN, forever? HAHA LOL ;-)
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by midislack 4y ago
It's not panning out because of fraud. 20+ years of research down the drain.
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by midislack 4y ago
Install Exult and play Ultima VII, the greatest RPG of all time!
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by midislack 4y ago
I'm afraid you're simply uninformed here. USSR was the leader.
97.
by midislack 4y ago
Why the question mark? Because you don't know. They led in this research.
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by midislack 4y ago
Can you substantiate this?
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by midislack 4y ago
Soviets had EMF regulations far more cautious than we do today, for good reason.
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by midislack 4y ago
Not one comment complaining about C and memory safety? C'mon guys, step it up.
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by midislack 4y ago
Corrosion is always ugly though.
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by midislack 4y ago
Johnson Amendment's going to come to the Supreme Court.
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by midislack 4y ago
I'm going to answer "no." It's how you can answer all headline 'questions.'
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by midislack 4y ago
Meanwhile the Marine Corps says they've taken care not to kill civilians.
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by midislack 4y ago
Hahaha this is very, very rich. Almost too rich to even digest. Hearty LOL!
106.
by midislack 4y ago
But the guy said it was a mistake, isn't this just making him a liar now?
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by midislack 4y ago
Same thing happened all around the Middle East in 2007, seems like a pretty common tactic in war.
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by midislack 4y ago
In the future, buying Chinese designed and made RISV-V will be the way to assure yourself that there’s no extra NSA garbage in there.
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by midislack 4y ago
It’s a backdoor for sure. I think the extensive online campaign which desperately tries to prove its not, proves it is. Who can afford to police EVERY forum, social media platform, and web site only to call people mentally ill for suspectin
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by midislack 4y ago
Intel spent billions on Edison trying not to acknowledge the Pi, I know. But it's here to stay now. And nobody needs to be impressed about numbers when the very platform changes all the time. How many Vaxen is the Intel setup the equiv
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by midislack 4y ago
Can you explain what's confusing about it? Seems perfectly crystal clear to me.
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by midislack 4y ago
I've been experimenting with the idea of fitting a very small low power SoC IoT jobber into the expansion port on the bottom, plugging it into the serial port, and getting this baby online. Termcap entry in this modern age is no longer
113.
by midislack 4y ago
Can't run Rust on a 486. This is more an issue with the toolchain than anything else though. Other distributions are hitting the same wall, in OpenBSD, for example.
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by midislack 4y ago
I hit the same issue back in the 10.4 > 10.5 upgrade days, my computer's OX911 Firewire controller chip just became unstable. No official acknowledgment from Apple, thousands of angry Apple Discussions posts.
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by midislack 4y ago
No cute name / logo for this one?
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by midislack 4y ago
Makes perfect sense, Pi4 has a GPU after all and runs all the modern "AI" software.
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by midislack 4y ago
Over that decade did they see a massive increase in tooth decay? If not, why even bother with fluoridation at all?
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by midislack 4y ago
Yeah, totally are though. For real. See you next thread!
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by midislack 4y ago
They always like to brag about how many things per unit some software can get but never say what the benchmark platform is. This is why I always ask, how does it do on a Pi 4 4GB? It's all in one, so there's no cheating, and every
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by midislack 4y ago
Yikes do you have apartments or office space for rent or something? LOL

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