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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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1y ago
He's Forbes' #1, he won...
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1y ago
imagine the thermals
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(new)3DS is still likely going to be the best way to play these games, with the red viper emulator. You get pixel perfect output with only a modest 8px border, the ability to change the screen color from the characteristic red to your own p
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Then they probably shouldn't ship it with a package manager.
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we need to change stuff up every once in a while to get people to buy the new books and license the new boilerplate. If things kept working the way they always have, people could just buy the old books and use the old software, because it w
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Nah, 2k had big problems for desktop usage. No window snapping to edges of any kind, including no win+arrow keys for tiling, maximize, minimize restore etc., you couldn't just click the bottom left hot corner to open your start menu, y
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It's a "Tyranny of the Marginal User" problem. https://nothinghuman.substack.com/p/the-tyranny-of-the-margi... Microsoft execs believed nothing could drive Windows users away, because they're addict
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1y ago
That's a mouthful!
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Yeah but your smartphone can't play it without resampling it, and last I checked, your Bluetooth headpods can't play it without reencoding it. Lossless streaming is a marketing ploy that wastes resources for no reason. High bitrat
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1y ago
51% them and send everyone's coin to burn address
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1y ago
is sdl2 really that bad?
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1y ago
thanks, I thought I was just dumb
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Only ever had a Thinkpad lid close sensor fail once. Found my T60 heating up my backpack. Other than that, never been a problem. I've never once had a Dell/HP/Acer/Asus with a reliable lid close sensor. You can't tr
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1y ago
Close/open sound font ideas > Jacket zipper > C Major scale > Slide whistle > Washboard > Airlock > Vinyl record scratch
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1y ago
try making the burgers affordable
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1y ago
I'd rather talk about the list. Hell, let's dig up the Panama papers again too, while we're at it.
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They think they're leaving money on the table because some people post scenes from their shows on YouTube shorts? I wonder how much they're going to spend on this / have spent already.
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1y ago
I still like XP and 7. I just think they're neat!
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1y ago
Break up Google
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1y ago
If nobody stops him, he is the law.
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1y ago
Video is far too generous to Monsanto and RoundUp.
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1y ago
.hta never dies!
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1y ago
When you follow a cult/religion's instructions to the letter and still fail, this is the excuse every time. It's manipulative and unverifiable.
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1y ago
It will, for what it's worth. Unions do better, more sustainable work, and help everybody.
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1y ago
There is no objective way to measure the security of an inherently insecure system. Assume breach.
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1y ago
Computers were meant to be fun. Good article.
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1y ago
True, this is the real answer.
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1y ago
Non-answer. BCM is far from the only vendor.
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1y ago
Hate twitter users so much
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