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by morelikeborelax 6y ago
Micron, Samsung, Hynix like most others. They aren't reselling ram, just using chips from the only companies that make them, but they pick certain bins and do their own QC and direct support etc.
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by morelikeborelax 6y ago
It's early but imagine a world where your vision is enhanced with overlays and information about your surroundings. Where your task cna be visually aided. Where sight disabilities can be corrected. This has been military, sci-fi and vi
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by morelikeborelax 6y ago
Back in the 90s my High School only had Acorns for the students, although there was a lab of them with the PC cards wed play Scorched Earth on. I had an Amiga at home and was so frustrated at not having access to x86 PCs. In hindsight I rea
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by morelikeborelax 6y ago
No mention of how the UK's inner city housing is generally not suited for people to be working out of? If this change happens it will take many years and will need the government to support it in Internet infrastructure and working fro
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by morelikeborelax 6y ago
Get BetterTouchTool is totally worth it if you want to customise the touchbar. Also a decent window placement tool, shortcut manager and a bunch of other things.
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by morelikeborelax 6y ago
I never created my Facebook. My Gmail address is a common 6 character nickname and people use it as a throw away address all the time. Sometimes they use it to sign up for things that don't verify email. Any major service I've ign
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by morelikeborelax 7y ago
> Zoom is one of the only actual profitable companies discussed, but the author tosses them into the list of disasters like WeWork. But let's unpack that: They IPOed at $36 a share, and they're down to $88, and the lesson here
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by morelikeborelax 7y ago
It is 100% Etsy forcing this change. Josh Silverman is there to increase revenue and this is how they are doing it. There was no consideration for their sellers, a large number of which cannot do free shipping. Etsy want to be "Etsy&qu
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by morelikeborelax 7y ago
The app stores are littered with these, so yes. "Celebrities" have backed them, they come in life, fantasy, sci-fi, business, crime, sports and every other genre you can imagine.
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by morelikeborelax 7y ago
What you quoted simplifies and thus obsfucates the situation in the UK. Child pornogrpahy is obviously illegal, but nearly all of it is actively filtered via the IWF lists. Legal forcing comes from court orders, of which there have been man
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by morelikeborelax 7y ago
Yep. The London guilds still wield a fair bit of power. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Livery_company
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by morelikeborelax 8y ago
The government embraced an agile transformation as a legacy enterprise software company would that wanted to remain relevant and compete in the private sector. Because they have the right approach to software development and the services we
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by morelikeborelax 8y ago
Try new things? Aware incubating as a startup is better? Maybe they had many of these. They own match, okcupid, plentyoffish and others, would have made sense to setup a bunch of app teams and let them play.
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by morelikeborelax 9y ago
I have the same issue, except I have a 6 character nickname using 3 unique characters at gmail and people use it for all sorts. Games, flights, utility bills, shopping sites, phone contracts, dating sites and much more. From all over the
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by morelikeborelax 9y ago
Cool, I'll continue to see us purchase quality, proven, monitors as we expand and require more hardware rather than start dropping large consumer TVs on peoples desks.
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by morelikeborelax 9y ago
Our employees are sat 50cm from their 27" 1440p monitors, they sit at 1.2M/4ft desks and look at text for 5-6 hours a day. So in this context TVs are not suitable, and would be never considered for our office environment. Some a
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by morelikeborelax 9y ago
lol yes it is, I mean't 2000 - no idea why I wrote 10,000
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by morelikeborelax 9y ago
The TV mounted on blocks and the Hackintosh suggest the author is willing to compromise and using a TV as a monitor confirms it. Don't get me wrong, I also run a Hackintosh and have had monitors stood on boxes, crates and books over th
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by morelikeborelax 9y ago
Yeah, but there was a lot in the middle that more directly inspired the creators and all sorts of stuff around at the time. Warhammer was much more tied to RPGs with it's first editio and there was all sortsd of overlaps from GW and D&
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by morelikeborelax 11y ago
I've worked in environments that turned toxic and what you posted is all too familiar. I learnt from it too and the signs that things are perhaps wrong are evident much quicker now. I also learnt a lot about how not to manage/lea
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by morelikeborelax 11y ago
No they aren't, this just looks like an itch that has been scratched. Outside of the ORM libraries there isn't much fanfare for this sort of thing though. I spent a couple of hours looking for exactly this yesterday for a new Torn
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by morelikeborelax 11y ago
Ahh, you misunderstood me. It was open source many years ago and that body of code doesn't seem to exist anywhere now. Things have long moved on from that period, but a few of us are just curious to see if the code is still around from
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by morelikeborelax 11y ago
Could you link to them please as I work at an MIS company that moved from open to closed source and wondering if our old codebase is still out there. This project looks good, but it does remind me of the issues with management systems for p
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by morelikeborelax 11y ago
I've had ECC on my workstations since 2006 when Intel forced it on DP systems due to FB-DIMMs. Being that I have had a good number of correctable memory errors over the past decade I don't feel I can go back to not having it, wou