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by nullsmack 3y ago
They would never do it, but all I want is some sort of common API thing that I can plug into a system like Kodi that would let me browse and search the libraries of any service I'm subscribed to and then let me launch directly into an
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by nullsmack 3y ago
In my DOS days, I used a simple text file that was meant to load into MSDOS' debug program to create a uudecode program. For things like laptops that came with MSDOS, nothing else, and no other way to load things on them. You could use
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by nullsmack 3y ago
Bitcoin is the linux of those phone calls where they say they've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty.
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by nullsmack 4y ago
The presentation I was half paying attention to last night seemed to say that they consider this a beta version of the language and they intend to include it as an option when it gets to be more mature. They're also aiming to release t
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by nullsmack 4y ago
I wish they would stop this. I do not ever want a foldable phone. That's just a part to break in a year or two and force you to buy a whole new phone. I had a sliding phone in the past that broke in normal use and the buttons on one si
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by nullsmack 4y ago
With the name of this I assume it was a lot of BS, but can't read it because they've set their account to private. Did anyone archive it somewhere?
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by nullsmack 5y ago
The best part about this is that it appears to take AAA batteries.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Every country should ban the crypto scams outright. That way no legitimate retailers support it and they can finally collapse. The only "value" in any of them is finding a bigger sucker to give you real money for your fake "m
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by nullsmack 5y ago
How many gamers do you know play a game that maxes out the usage of a single GPU for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days of the year? Let alone dozens of them? There's absolutely no comparison in terms of energy use. Someone could
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by nullsmack 5y ago
If the other credit cards were several orders of magnitude more expensive to process transactions they wouldn't be in business.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
I knew someone that had one of these or something very similar. He played the Indy 500 DOS game on it sometimes.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Wow, I didn't know QNX was always so compact. I remember a demo disk released in '99 or '98 that would boot from one floppy into a graphical environment with a web browser and a few other things. It was really impressive on a
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by nullsmack 5y ago
WTF No, this is how you kill a huge population with cancer at best and radiation sickness is still far more likely. What is wrong with you?
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by nullsmack 5y ago
DRM should be illegal.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Is this actually abandoned? It doesn't look like there's been any activity at all since 2018.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
For 300 Euros they could've at least integrated one of those cheap ARM-based DSO oscilloscopes.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
It can't happen soon enough.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Bernie Madoff's ponzi scheme started at least as early as 1991 and he was arrested 17 years later in 2008. So I guess these scams can go on quite a while.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Oh BS I keep hearing about bitcoin farms that get shut down because they are stealing electricity. That is more likely than someone running one on solar and wind. AND that solar/wind would've been better used to offset a fossil fu
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by nullsmack 5y ago
I honestly can't believe the 64GB one isn't 128GB instead. I looked through my steam library and I have a lot of smaller games that would fit just fine on that.. but 1 AAA title would completely fill it. Plus, you don't get t
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Steam does have one huge thing over Nintendo. The PC platform is so backwards compatible that I can play games from the 80s on a brand new computer today. Nintendo charges you money for new copies of each game you want to play on their late
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Look into the PinePhone, it runs Linux and there are several distros. You can open the back of the phone and even swap it out with other backs that add functionality. They're working on a keyboard that looks a lot like the old Psion Se
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by nullsmack 5y ago
There's a form of cheating I've heard about a while back called softaim. Basically the cheating software doesn't aim for you, but it can tell if you're aiming at the person and pull the trigger for you. The YOLO stuff co
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by nullsmack 5y ago
And then he killed himself to set off moronic conspiracy theories as a final FU to the USA.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
There should be a 3-strikes and you're out when it comes to DMCA abuse. After 3 false DMCA notices you lose all copyrights. That will stop this abuse once and for all. Running automated systems that do nothing but harass people over t
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Yes. For one thing you can buy stuff with it because it is legal tender for all debts. For another thing the value is mostly the same from day to day. You're not going to go buy bread today and have it be 10% more expensive than it was
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Cars are at least useful for something. Cryptocurrency invents value out of nothing. It's a scam, a fraud, a ponzi scheme, and nothing more than counterfeit money. And it should be treated as such by the governments of the world.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Your whataboutism destroys your whole argument. Pointless.
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by nullsmack 5y ago
Thank you for saving me half an hour.
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by nullsmack 6y ago
I've read before that it's pretty hard to kill a nickle-iron battery. You can't do it by overcharging or letting it sit discharged. Or so I've heard. This article also claims at least a 40-year lifespan. They're not

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