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1y ago
As a fan of C&C, the C&C remake was _awesome_. D2R was also very good.
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1y ago
These are incredibly simple on Windows to build in C#. The same mechanism that makes I/O feel slow provides an easy way to run a FSW. Trade offs :-)
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1y ago
Outlook is not equal to Exchange. One can use other mail clients if they choose to do so (such as Apple Mail...). Outlook also comes in a few different varieties which are oddly not the same.
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1y ago
Looking at the Mac App Store in the US, no they don't. There's not an LLM app in sight (local or otherwise).
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1y ago
There are millions of people who use Microsoft products as an end user who have no idea where or how their email or files are hosted. You don't have to understand the backend to use their tooling.
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1y ago
It's a little odd to complain about infrastructure (SPS, EX) then go discuss UX (Outlook) as some sort of example of said infra (?!?) and then go to discuss _cloud only features that never existed on-prem_ (M365 Groups). Before complai
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1y ago
The lack of enterprise Microsoft services is really discouraging.
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1y ago
This is neat as a personal project/accomplishment, but other than that...? There are of course thousands of better options out there, including running OpenBSD ;-)
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1y ago
What does that have to do with the link page which contains zero references to medical studies?
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1y ago
Zero references to medical studies.
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1y ago
> Sounds nice, until you're robbed, they catch and prosecute the guy successfully, and then you're unable to be made whole again because the criminal doesn't have any money to pay you back. How do they pay you back when em
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1y ago
The Starbucks CEO lives in California and flies to Washington state every week. He could move and supposedly save money (no income tax in WA, but there are some Capital Gains taxes).
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1y ago
Hire a geoguesser :-)
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1y ago
Where do the other 140 million live?
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1y ago
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folinic_acid > used to decrease the toxic effects of methotrexate and pyrimethamine > Pyrimethamine [...] is a medication used with leucovorin (leucovorin is used to decrease si
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1y ago
> Purportedly codenamed "NT OS/2" during development Not purportedly, absolutely was. It's in the design docs. > many people have mistakenly thought "NT" stood for "Network Technology." Never he
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1y ago
Teaching is a skill like any other. While I don't think the two are anti-correlated, you're going to find good teachers and bad teachers, no matter how good they may be at their other duties. And I would gather you find more bad t
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1y ago
You're misreading those stats. The Census doesn't define "city", it defines "urban" vs. "rural". My "city" of 5K is considered "urban" according to the 2020 census. There are nearl
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1y ago
SC2K has Parking Lots. https://simcity.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_SimCity_2000_buildin... Obviously that doesn't get to your point, which is accurate. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archi
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1y ago
I'll stick to my 5K town at the encased in the feet of a mountain range, nestled in between two rivers, and within driving distance of the largest employers in the world. It's quiet. No matter how you spin a 100-200K sized city, i
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1y ago
> "Americans love their cars" isn't so much about the cars as it is about the lack of good alternatives. I love to drive therefor I buy a car I love to drive. America is largely rural. Comparisons to Europe aren't app
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1y ago
While what you stated is overall not true, who cares with a 97% cost savings vs RAM? Just pop in another NVMe when one fails.
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1y ago
The swapfile.sys in Windows 8+ is used for process swapping (moving the entire private working set out of memory to disk), but only for UWP applications.
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1y ago
> For some reason, nothing says "future" to me more than having tiny screens embedded where they're not absolutely needed. Like this? https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ram/new-ddr5-modu..
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1y ago
> Already it’s the best Linux phone in the world, That is a vanishingly low bar, apparently. We don't need to praise something just because it is FOSS. With it's quite old hardware and limited software it instantly becomes unat
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1y ago
It's a WordPress site.
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1y ago
"Reddit" is doing no such thing. The mods have placed a rule on the subreddit.
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1y ago
> introduces latency and makes it difficult to implement modern features like smooth animations, Move X [Wayland] into kernel space [provided stability isn't a concern]. It's easy to type that out, of course.
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1y ago
Good to know... at that price it almost is. I just want a half way decent Linux laptop that isn't FHD or 5 years old. Carbons are more than I want to pay for something 'for fun'. That's less expensive than the ASRock NUC
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1y ago
The pixel above the menu bar Weather widget isn't clickable. Sound, wifi, battery, Control Center, clock are just fine. Let that one get under your skin.
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