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by mouse_ 3y ago
LOL
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by mouse_ 3y ago
In the past, I replaced the keyboard on (if I recall correctly) an x260. This involved a 30-minute tutorial on unscrewing several dozen differently sized screws, taking apart the device in its entirety from the bottom, removing the motherbo
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Isn't that just the idea behind forums/imageboards?
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Sorry to hear that happened. Can never trust centralized corporations to have your back in times like these. For the time being, have you considered getting her a digital antenna? When I first got mine I was shocked by the amount of channel
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by mouse_ 3y ago
I believe OP is showing how AI absurdity bleeds into everyday rhetoric; the link is showing how Google is featuring clearly incorrect info This absurdity is going to muddle the internet's usefulness as a whole, because AAAA+ billionair
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Good luck LOL
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by mouse_ 3y ago
If you save your money, they'll tax it all away through inflation. If you try to avoid inflation by holding gold or bitcoin, JP Morgan will sell a number on their computer called "gold" and "bitcoin" that they can p
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by mouse_ 3y ago
That's quite the headline
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by mouse_ 3y ago
This isn't news
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Good news, Modern Business Suite™ now uses only 5,000 times more resources than it should, rather than 10,000 times more I'm ready to burn it all and devote the rest of my life to Haiku OS
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by mouse_ 3y ago
gijames1225 said: I'm a little curious as to why this is even an article. It's inevitable and has no bearing on 99.99999% of people. I get that it's low hanging fruit from a reporting / research perspective (sort of like
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by mouse_ 3y ago
money
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Echo chamber factor is off the charts. Sometimes it feels like I'm talking to the same person here every day.
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Anything I wouldn't be able to do by just going to the website? :/
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by mouse_ 3y ago
reminds me of https://www.theverge.com/2016/9/25/13046770/rez-trance-vibra...
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by mouse_ 3y ago
So the article says this new method of calculating price is based on ~15% of crypto transactions correlating to a round number in some kind of fiat You can use educated guessing to find that round number, as you have so much data pointing t
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by mouse_ 3y ago
So you have an arrangement where dozens of people are willing to risk everything to show off their new miltech in a videogame. Why don't these people make and host games on Tor? Play with all your new neat murder tech online without an
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by mouse_ 3y ago
I like it, and I'm rooting for you, but personally I do not fight losing battles. Debian and Fedora are quite nice these days.
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by mouse_ 3y ago
I could be wrong, but from what I understand, net neutrality means I can use my connection how I see fit without certain content, websites, or apps being paywalled by my provider. With this understanding, I will not have net neutrality unti
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by mouse_ 3y ago
What a tragedy that what used to be called "installing" is now mocked by the industry lobby as "sideloading", and what used to just be "visiting a web page" has taken its rightful place. I have not and probably
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Instant camera with a digital sensor seems kinda dumb to me... Feels like releasing an Android Walkman in 2023 with a tape deck. Yeah it's "fun" but the output is still digital.
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Cool, but if it becomes popular enough to drive liquidity, wouldn't it be vulnerable to a 15% attack? 15% is still a lot for such a large network, of course.
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by mouse_ 3y ago
I thought the whole point of crypto was that you didn't have to rely on some shadowy 3rd party to hold your funds for you? That said I hope you get your funds back. Try again in a week; if no luck, a month; all else fails, thanks for p
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by mouse_ 3y ago
"We need to negotiate a better living arrangement with our evil vampire overlords" I'm not convinced
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by mouse_ 3y ago
This may sound jealous -- but I'm a bit sick to my stomach seeing a file browser raise $2 million dollars when Haiku OS, one of the most promising and important open source projects of all time in my opinion, can hardly manage $15k a y
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by mouse_ 3y ago
The point I intended to get across was that the post itself is unsubstantive; apologies for not being clearer.
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by mouse_ 3y ago
It's not about compensation, it's about finger-pointing. "WE didn't bill your card 40 times draining your bank account -- STRIPE did! Go sue them, not us!"
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by mouse_ 3y ago
The people in positions of power are going to treat their fellow humans as poorly as they can get away with. That's how they got their positions of power.
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by mouse_ 3y ago
we must beg our vampire overlords for fairer living conditions
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by mouse_ 3y ago
Google can't decide if they want it to be a cloud-terminal thin client OS or a powerful Windows-competitor, so we get the worst of both worlds.

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