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mixmastamyk
2mo ago
Written by geeks for geeks. Not the case today, the typical consumer market e.g. Apple is much bigger now.
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2mo ago
Mid 90s I worked IT in aerospace. Had a pretty big facility and when I joined they were using Gateway PCs for everything (besides Mac and Unix workstations.) I set up perhaps a hundred of them in those years and did RMAs etc. They were go
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2mo ago
Doomscrolling vs. no-news-at-all is a false dichotomy. There are calm sources of news. And nothing wrong with learning events from others a few days later. What would you have done with the Biden news?
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Trusty Boot Key, a Ventoy Alternative
(codeberg.org)
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2mo ago
Is it transcribed anywhere?
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2mo ago
Location: Southern California / Pacific Time Remote: Ok Willing to relocate: Yes, w/ expenses Technologies: Expert: Python, PostgreSQL, Linux Django Near: HTML, CSS, JavaScript Flask, Fas
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2mo ago
Did the book not explain how to use it?
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2mo ago
Huh, I'd only seen IMAX at the California Science Center and it blew my mind at the time. But according to this article and site below, apparently haven't really seen IMAX: - https://cinemadb.net/auditorium/2
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2mo ago
The article mentioned some optical/in-camera effects, and images can be scanned and printed on film as well.
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Bill Watterson: A Cartoonist's Advice
(zenpencils.com)
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2mo ago
The local young person here likes to say, "search it up!" Which I find amusing for reasons not completely understood. Either way, better than giving free advertising to a multinational spying firm.
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2mo ago
For new "32 bit" software, but the bulk was the old 16-bit/VXDs etc for quite a while.
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2mo ago
As they say on stack overflow, don’t show up with only a question, show what you tried. Also, I understand bad luck happens but that is not a normal list, a dozen things went wrong and not a single word about how they tried to improve thei
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Same for Win95 etc. In the 90s there was still a divergence between those who could afford expensive hardware to run a modern OS, and those who had to suffer with the toy version. On more than one occasion (after constant crashing), I reme
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2mo ago
Brits still use the word somewhat frequently, though I haven’t bumped into many of them in the last ten years.
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2mo ago
Step one is never a panacea. But don’t show with a giant list of problems without trying anything. The perception given anyway.
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3mo ago
Sounds like you have a problem with law enforcement in the area. Also a lawyer would come in handy. Class action with neighbors should be less onerous for each party.
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Trusty Boot Key, a Ventoy Alternative
(codeberg.org)
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3mo ago
Thankfully there's other companies.
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3mo ago
That’s fine, not for sale. ;-)
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3mo ago
Kimi needs more chips.
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Spam - a System PAckage Manager for folks who use multiple platforms
(codeberg.org)
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Trusty Boot Key, a Ventoy Alternative
(codeberg.org)
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3mo ago
I think you can do that with querysets, Q, and F. The kwargs are a limited convenience.
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Have the corners been updated? We had a big update to four or more corners in the neighborhood last year and it did feel a bit excessive. The old corners weren’t the ancient ones that require a step, they were already ramped.
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SPAM – a System PAckage Manager, for folks who use multiple platforms
(codeberg.org)
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Some names I haven’t heard in a long time. I’m just old enough to remember KMET and Dr. Demento back then. ;-)
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Thought it was that executives decided that forcing you into the media store was much more lucrative.
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I was still listening to Jim Ladd and Uncle Joe on Sunday nights… maybe 15-20 years ago. They’d play a whole album, say Dark Side of the Moon and tell all the stories about it, sometimes even with recorded interviews they’d done. Today the
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3mo ago
How much would an additional frequency cost to add to a sophisticated radio?
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