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91.
by moistbar 6y ago
Isn't this basically global price fixing? It seems tremendously unfair to small businesses, at the very least.
92.
by moistbar 6y ago
Regarding Preview, Gnome has an app called sushi that acts similarly, though in a read-only way. I don't usually use it much, but it seems to work on most videos and photos I've thrown at it. As far as phone integration, KDEConnec
93.
by moistbar 6y ago
It is, but you have to do some extra configuration to hide the type of GPU from the guest OS. It doesn't matter what you call the card, either, so I usually name it something like "fuckyounvidia"
94.
by moistbar 6y ago
Just because the server isn't hosted by Microsoft doesn't mean it's inaccessible from the internet...
95.
by moistbar 6y ago
I have long thumbs so Blackberries were actually a bit too cramped for me to properly enjoy it. Touch typing was still possible, but less comfortable for me than on a side-sliding keyboard like the Droid line had.
96.
by moistbar 6y ago
I used to do it on a Blackberry, which had an even smaller keyboard.
97.
by moistbar 6y ago
Being able to touch-type is the reason I want one. You just can't do that with a touchscreen keyboard.
98.
by moistbar 6y ago
Is it still a competitive advantage if nobody wants X11 anymore, though?
99.
by moistbar 6y ago
Old drivers have issues with XWayland. There's nothing fishy about that statement whatsoever. Hell, NVidia only JUST got XWayland working, though that's probably more an issue of corporate stubbornness.
100.
by moistbar 6y ago
> the society has progressed to the point where it has proclaimed freedom of thought / conscience to be an important value And then regressed over the course of about 10 years until people started screaming from the rooftops that fr
101.
by moistbar 6y ago
That would be a substantial problem for a publicly traded company, yes.
102.
by moistbar 6y ago
I don't want to have to spend another grand because a $200 SSD failed. In other laptops, I don't have to do that.
103.
by moistbar 6y ago
> when the time comes You underestimate my haste in the matter, my friend.
104.
by moistbar 6y ago
My employer refused to remove a wasp nest that had formed in the NOC room. I was told that $10/month for offsite backup was too expensive. There's no way they'd install a multi-thousand-dollar charger for one employee's
105.
by moistbar 6y ago
My 2019 Model 3 is pretty good at estimating the range remaining, but it drops significantly overnight to the tune of 40-50 MPH in the dead of winter. That's not as big of a problem for me since I have a home charger, but it's def
106.
by moistbar 6y ago
God forbid that car gets in an accident.
107.
by moistbar 6y ago
Structural batteries would be the worst possible "advancement" we could make in that particular arena. First, if the battery is fully incorporated with the structure, you have to discard the whole product when the batteries stop h
108.
by moistbar 6y ago
One data point in a sea of billions does not a pattern make.
109.
by moistbar 6y ago
Current Teslas don't creep forward when you take your foot off the accelerator, instead applying the foot brake until you hit the accelerator again.
110.
by moistbar 6y ago
I'm not a particularly good programmer, so I may be missing something here, but I'd think that moving the items should be its own function that happens in between gets and sets, no? Besides adding a decidedly non-read-only operati
111.
by moistbar 6y ago
I would assume the number of blocks is limited by the number of available GPIO pins on the Pi, but I can't say for certain.
112.
by moistbar 6y ago
Why was this comment flagged? Is it because I quoted the commenter I'm responding to? Is it because I mentioned that what was being suggested was actually identical to something the Nazis did? Is it because I typoed "Hugo Boss?&
113.
by moistbar 6y ago
Once and only once
114.
by moistbar 6y ago
Why are customers not free to decide what makes a product worth using?
115.
by moistbar 6y ago
When I worked at SevOne, we had 10x500 MB files on each disk that were called ballast files. They served the same purpose, but there were a couple nice tools built in to make sure they got repopulated when disk space was under control, plus
116.
by moistbar 6y ago
Revoking that consent in response to something one party disagrees with is the definition of punitive.
117.
by moistbar 6y ago
Huh, guess he was just trying to be succinct then.
118.
by moistbar 6y ago
I suggest you get some help.
119.
by moistbar 6y ago
That's a lot of words to say "I didn't read what you wrote but I still want to feel superior."
120.
by moistbar 6y ago
Judging from where free software has gotten, I'd say he's quite good at what he does.

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