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nonamenoslogan
5y ago
A tear rolls down John Terry's cheek.
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5y ago
Collect something. Rocks, coins, watches, baseball cards, matchbooks, bottle caps.
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We have a TON of this kind of catch-22 in the US. Capitalism and all; you can choose the free complicated way or the not-free easy way. You’re still free to complain about either. If I had my way, we’d do a progressive flat-tax; going as hi
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Hey, you’re free to file freely via mail all you want—I get Intuit is a problem, but I choose $40 as an easy way to double check my work and that’s it. Its the US, freedom above sense sometimes, whatever.
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My wife and I file pretty standard forms every year--no complicated deductions, only 2-3 W2s, maybe a couple 1099s and a 1098-E. For the first few years of our marriage, I did taxes by hand as a point of pride and enjoyed it (yeah, I know--
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As someone who tested positive last Friday after being vaccinated back in March--I can say the symptoms I'm experiencing vs. some of my co-workers who just got full-on COVID are MUCH more mild. I've had a little congestion, some s
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5y ago
The Photoshop 7 Educational version I bought in college still works on Windows 11.
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Compile it yourself on MacOS, problem solved. Or install it with Homebrew?
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Buy some, cold wallet it, forget about it.
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Realistically, how will this be enforced?
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This kind of article is why HN stays at the top of my bookmarks.
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What’ll ya give me for an unopened copy of Win 3.1 on 5.25s?
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Sun gear has REALLY jumped in price, especially the early 32bit SPARC stuff. I had a BUNCH of them in the mid 2000's, an IPX, SS10, SS20, Ultra1, and a beautiful full stack LX with CD-ROM and two external hard drives. Sold them all on
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I've got a 2004 14" iBook G4 I was thinking the exact same thing about. Diablo II and Simcity 4 ran just peachy on it last time I got it out during COVID lockdown.
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I was going to mention this--I'm in County IT and we support it in the Public Defender's office routinely.
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Seems to me El Salvador will say anything they can to make the price rise.
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5y ago
I use the triple click to make my screen greyscale and take the brightness to 5% for reading in bed.
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5y ago
Agreed, this is Taco Bell's crowning achievement of the last decade.
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6y ago
I host my .org on Github Pages.
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6y ago
Almost identical to mine--with a SuperVGA 12" CRT to boot!
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I still have my first CPU, a 12MHz AMD 80286--which I realize is pretty 'new' but I'm only 43.
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Thanks for your insight. I'm at a similar crossroads currently and leaning toward staying in my current role. Basically about 14 years ago, I left a Fortune 500 company where I was a Network Administrator for a decade to go to a Univer
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Geeesh I get 40-70 fps on a $250 GPU in a $100ish PC from the recycle pile.
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This is the same drivel people who consider themselves "purists" in the watercolour scene spew whenever a new person expresses interest in painting. "You MUST spend $10 a tube minimum to REALLY be painting." "If you
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Interesting, I too worked in tech support at that University in 2007--though I left 3 years ago. We could know each other, what a small world.
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I've spent the last three years translating COBOL programs off of an HP3000 in to to SQL-backended web-apps and can say as a non-Programmer who was given a pile of COBOL source to decompile, I like its simplicity and ease of readabilit
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Agreed. The touchpas on Macbooks are extremely well built and functional--and they have been for years and years.
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I'm in the same boat here, keeping an XP-VM with NetCobol from 95 running to support COBOL reports that were ported from an HP3000 in the mid 90s. The NetCobol activation no longer works so I did a P2V conversion to make sure it doesn&
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Awesome, a reason for me to leave PayPal completely.
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This is my solution too--bonus the fan covers up the sound of my Labrador retrievers licking themselves in the middle of the night (which wakes me out of a dead sleep every time).
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