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by mproud 5mo ago
A lot better than Google’s track record: https://killedbygoogle.com/
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by mproud 5mo ago
Supposedly commits on GitHub are up 14x YoY.
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by mproud 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/ubWba
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by mproud 5mo ago
Let’s ask AI
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by mproud 6mo ago
How ironic that the science.org website wants to verify I am a human!
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by mproud 7mo ago
My brew update/upgrade takes forever
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by mproud 7mo ago
More of a testament to Apple device longevity.
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by mproud 7mo ago
They’ve been around over 90 years and have been making plastic bricks since the 1950s and are arguably the most successful children’s building toy product in history. They have amazing brand recognition, and beyond the toys, they have succe
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by mproud 7mo ago
Any Mac with the globe on the key is Apple Silicon.
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by mproud 8mo ago
99 Decision Street, 99 ministers meet To worry, worry, super scurry Call out the troops now in a hurry This is what we've waited for This is it, boys, this is war The President is on the line as 99 red balloons go by
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by mproud 8mo ago
Top one having some Fallout vibes.
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by mproud 8mo ago
Just insert random transformer boxes and manhole covers.
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by mproud 9mo ago
Fluxx is based on this.
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by mproud 9mo ago
I love that guy. Never having been an avid reader, I’m trying to read more, and my mission now is to read through most of his books.
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by mproud 9mo ago
Yes, but I think some of this is also the increase in food worker minimum wage in California.
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by mproud 9mo ago
Oh, the real Twin Cities (Minneapolis-St. Paul) we certainly have a little rivalry and antipathy going on, but generally, very little. The other commenters here hinted at it: there are other towns and cities too. When people often say “the
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by mproud 9mo ago
It seems to me that the 7-segment font would work better in all lowercase, specially if you don’t need to differentiate letters from numbers. A lowercase E would be easy, a lowercase G would basically be a 9, and you could do a two-story lo
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by mproud 10mo ago
I’m convinced “zug zug” is a reference to a scene from the 1981 movie /Caveman/[1]. 1: https://youtu.be/5h2gVbLlwl8
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by mproud 10mo ago
At best, it’s Intel outside
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by mproud 10mo ago
More like Intel outside
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by mproud 11mo ago
I think the original down detectors do
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by mproud 11mo ago
The article says High Voltage Software, which is correct. I hope someone passes this post to him.
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by mproud 11mo ago
Could be a good short story.
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by mproud 11mo ago
I’m not saying people should get jobs they are way overqualified for, but I believe there are many in these situations who choose to be unemployed rather than work in jobs that they could do in their industry.
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by mproud 1y ago
The hardware team has always shined, but how about one example of this: The PowerBook from the mid 1990’s were hugely successful, especially the first ones, which were notable for what we now take for granted: pushing the keyboard back allo
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by mproud 1y ago
Wayyyyy back in the day, I got a copy of Descent. When you’re flying that spaceship, you’re best to use the default controls — pivoting is the name of the game. Ever since then, that’s just how I was comfortable doing things.
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by mproud 1y ago
Why do the maps have to look bulbous horizontally?
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by mproud 1y ago
Does anyone remember the slapbooks? There was a sensor where it would detect when you slapped the side of the screen, and a guy wired it up so when you did that it shifted to the next space (virtual desktop).
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by mproud 1y ago
The calibration measures only when the screen is open and closed. There is a grace period of a few seconds to allow you to close the screen. But yes, if you don’t do it correctly, you will burn the service part and have to replace it again.
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by mproud 1y ago
Keys are often replaceable; and we can put our own labels on them. Why not “Sure”?

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