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by officeplant 2mo ago
Gotta use the green pepper stamp tool for bullet points. /s Little icons would be less noticeable at least.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
if cybersecurity blogs replaced AI hacker images with dog pics the world would be a better place.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
Clipart exists, free use art exists, the Gimp Green Pepper stamp tool exists. I would read a blog with extensive pepper stamp art before something with over the top hacker aesthetic AI generated slop art.
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by officeplant 3mo ago
Look on the positive side, the faster AI causes more harm the faster our bosses might wake up and push anti-AI company policies! Oh who am I kidding, ya'll asked for this reality. I will take great joy in the suffering from my AI-less
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by officeplant 3mo ago
>until maybe hipsters revive that too like they have with tapes? That is already happening. I like to frequent Vintage Computer Festival and for the last few years a few of them have had MD-Con as part of a convention within a convention
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by officeplant 3mo ago
>lack of batteries that need recycling This is why I would like to see regulation on disposable lithium powered devices. Some other countries are enforcing it finally with all the disposable vapes littering our environments. Easiest met
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by officeplant 3mo ago
It's going to be a strange day 8-10 years from now (my EV is 2.5 years old) when it comes time to try and get an aftermarket or OEM replacement battery for it, hopefully the larger one from a later model. If recycling is set up properl
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by officeplant 3mo ago
You can also bookmark audiobooks depending on the platform/playback application.
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by officeplant 3mo ago
Some of us keep the worthwhile trash alive forever. This laptop is gonna be twenty years old soon and it's too comfortable of a machine to be tossed to ewaste.
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by officeplant 3mo ago
afaik you can do that now on DDR4 platform Mini PC's that can handle 48gb or 64gb DIMM's.
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by officeplant 3mo ago
And? I just upgraded my 2008 Thinkpad R61i to 8GB of DDR2 a few months ago while I was also upgrading to a core2duo. DDR2 and DDR3 are still in active use by SBC manufacturers.
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by officeplant 3mo ago
Cruelty Squad was developed in Godot which means most dev's are just weak /s
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by officeplant 3mo ago
With how apple seemed to be caught by surprise when it came to Macbook Neo demand, I'm not sure they have the quantities of SoC's around to handle the demand a Mini Neo could drive. Especially if they could do it for $299.
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by officeplant 3mo ago
Ebay and Amazon are flooded with it. Especially if you are looking for anything prior to DDR5. DDR2 and DDR3 are especially flooded with weird brands you've never heard of before. Unfortunately its not so cheap anymore as everyone ram
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by officeplant 3mo ago
>probably get it working for Apple I've gotten older games running just fine with Whisky/game porting toolkit. Sometimes you also need something to fix old DirectX issues like dgvoodoo2. If you want to make it even easier you c
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by officeplant 3mo ago
gamespy flash backs for me.
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by officeplant 3mo ago
Typically in the US you get a donor firewall from a registerable vehicle that has the VIN plate. This is pretty common for things like civilian jeeps, chevrolet C10 pickups and a few other American cars/trucks that have complete bodie
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by officeplant 3mo ago
I used to live down the road from a John Deere plant and some of that was just local loyalty and belief in the jobs it created. Or old habits and brand loyalty dying hard. Our family had ford tractors, ford mowers, and ford trucks until en
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by officeplant 3mo ago
>There's a reason they all now need digital service books which are locked to their partnerships. This is honestly one of my biggest fears about the modern auto repair situation. Previously it was fairly common to eventually find se
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by officeplant 3mo ago
>The chance that one would have anything important on a floppy that is not already backed up in the year of 2026 must be close to zero. Except the fact that there is still tons of old un-archived software out there in the wild because we
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by officeplant 3mo ago
>There are very few games where the engine is what made all the difference. Maybe if you ignore the entirety of the retro gaming scene where people are using old engines and modified old engines because they bring along a lot of the feel
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by officeplant 3mo ago
Rip one of modern gamings best performing engines on older hardware (going by my experiences) Can't wait for more terrible UE5 games.
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by officeplant 4mo ago
>FreeBSD support — tested on GhostBSD Why am I not surprised. GhostBSD seems to joyfully delve into the slop and attract the worst to FreeBSD.
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by officeplant 4mo ago
>How can we reconcile AI coding a functional X server with the assertions that AI is overrated and we’re in a bubble? By refusing to use it because the BSD's are my escape from vibe coded hell
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by officeplant 4mo ago
It supported my 175hz monitor on a M1 Mini.
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by officeplant 4mo ago
Never trust Qualcomm in the linux space. It only leads to frustration. Somehow I've had to learn this lesson more than once because I'm not the smartest ARM addict.
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by officeplant 4mo ago
Its the only reason I even pay the $1 a month icloud plan, so might as well cancel it if its gonna be eternally broken.
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by officeplant 4mo ago
>air quality regulation This is texas, they can't even form regulations that don't different between counties, or figure out zoning laws in Houston.
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by officeplant 4mo ago
>also selling digital versions as well, which sell in much greater numbers. Happy for them, I'll even buy it if it's DRM-free with off-line installers I can back up.
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by officeplant 4mo ago
>We won't own games anymore Some of us do because we only buy from non-DRM encumbered platforms like GoG. Don't buy games on steam, windows store, apple store, etc. Stop giving companies money for something you don't own.

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