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by parl_match 4mo ago
again, a lot of this hardware and software was built for a time and a place. to understand what they were creating and the limitations they faced. waow! i am using facebook on an sgi! waow! funko pops. > I am not going to feel foolish en
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by parl_match 4mo ago
> It's cool, and I'll still support it, but I won't understand it :) to be fair, m68kl is from that period of time. so it's the rare "acceptable" option to me but yes, i wholeheartedly agree
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by parl_match 4mo ago
this solution (hardware AND software) was built and designed for a time that no longer exists. i simply will never understand your attitude, when you can buy a raspberry pi and have a completely better experience in every way other than goi
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by parl_match 4mo ago
> What do you want to be "interesting" about dosbox? Quality of life improvements? Expanded (experimental) hardware support?
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by parl_match 5mo ago
> The data provided simply isn't sufficient to support the claim. I posted more than one article. A $3000 trip is within reach of more Americans than you expected. I don't know why you're unhappy to find that out.
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by parl_match 5mo ago
I'm seeing LAX to NRT direct for <$900 Granted, I was thinking of my home airport, SFO. The tickets from there are <$800 a person round trip
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by parl_match 5mo ago
> You probably don't even realise how far you are from average Americans I think this is more you than me. The middle class in America is still strong. Is it weakening and eroding? That is also true. > Shelling out three grand fo
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by parl_match 5mo ago
We were talking about the clothing mockup using AI: "The very first thing they show this new machine doing is helping people shop for clothes using AI." Also, Japan is a cheap travel destination right now. Two people can do a 14 d
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by parl_match 5mo ago
> No one is doing that, these people don't exist. Unfortunately, they do. "Normie America" loves that shit. It's why they've been pushing it so hard: it's one of the few areas they're getting serious tr
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by parl_match 5mo ago
some elgato stream deck models have knobs. 3Dconnexion also still around
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by parl_match 5mo ago
Yes, that's the problem.
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> My point is And my point is, don't immediately assume it to be a mistake. :)
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> A great company that made the mistake to stay stagnant. Sometimes, a company like this is very few people who made something that they wanted and were happy to find others wanted it as well. So you call it a mistake, but it may very we
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by parl_match 6mo ago
Again, it really, really wasn't. You can do all the contorting you want. Even your "math" here disagrees with you and you don't even realize it! The post stated "Apple devices", referring to currently produced
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> It was not said explicitly but it was a straightforward implication It really, really wasn't. All it said is that Apple became compliant with their current offerings. Now you're contorting to dig your heels in, so I think thi
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> This is not correct. There is no exemption for Apple devices It was not said that Apple was exempted. What was said is that Apple complied with the exemption rules.
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> why do they come up with the idea that this is the technology of the gods, unaffordable by mere mortals? because the gods want it all and are willing to pay top dollar.
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by parl_match 6mo ago
Careful with absolutist statements :) macOS can in fact be configured to use a third party idp, including interactive elements, on loginwindow. So, you could build your own through the ExtensibleSingleSignOn and Extensible Enterprise SSO ma
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by parl_match 6mo ago
I've thought the Apple platform has two glaring omissions - touchid and biometric configuration profiles (standard, paranoid, extra paranoid) - versioning for icloud backup The simple fact is that there is no one-sized-fits-all use cas
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by parl_match 6mo ago
and consumer/prosumer pcie encapsulation over thunderbolt over fiber was happening in 2015. maybe even earlier still, it's incredibly cool for one guy to pull this off on his own. demonstrates mastery of the subject
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> If the image contains information required to bring up the device, why isn't that data shipped in firmware? the firmware is usually an extremely minimal set of boot routines loaded on the SOC package itself. to save space and cost
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> Advertisement for some company quote please > generously sprinkled with anti-communism quote please
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> At some point SBCs that require a custom linux image will become unacceptable, right? The flash images contain information used by the bios to configure and bring up the device. It's more than just a filesystem. Just because it&#x
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by parl_match 6mo ago
> Yes, it's exactly how docker works if you use it for where it matters for a hobbyist What you described is exactly the opposite of how it works. There is no reasonable scenario in how that is how it works. In fact, what you'r
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by parl_match 7mo ago
> You can just as well not run docker. this is naive "just as well"? lmao sure i guess i could just manually set up the environment and have differences from what im hoping to use in productio > 1GiB machine can run a lot of
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by parl_match 7mo ago
Yes, you are crazy for thinking that. The extra ram is useful for small LLMs and also running lots of dock containers. The very low power consumption makes it ideal for a low end home server. I use the 16GB SKU to host a bunch of containers
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by parl_match 7mo ago
file interface*
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by parl_match 7mo ago
> An Ubuntu support page says eth1394 has been removed from the kernel since version 2.6.22. that doesn't really mean what you think it means, since they removed that module to replace it with a more standard module. and in addition
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by parl_match 7mo ago
> Firewire support was removed from the Linux kernel This is very much incorrect. Maybe the subsystem wasn't built into a custom kernel you're using? edit: google says improvements through 2026, support through 2029
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by parl_match 7mo ago
> The resemblance must be a complete coincidence. I don't know why so many people are willing to descend into flippant, lazy conspiracy instead of a 7 second Google search before making a claim? AG1 was started in 2010 by a police o

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