pcdoodle

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by pcdoodle 5y ago
not to mention more suicide
842.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I used to fall asleep to "Stuff you should know". They used to do their own commercial segments. About 2-3 years ago, they have the most jarring commercial breaks and I can't sleep to it anymore :(
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Seen it in "Arrival".
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Go lick a boot.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
I want an alternative engine but Mozilla seems doomed.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Now my main browser for 6 months. Running with uBlock Orgin, it's the bees knees.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
I like the root folder names. Linux always confused me with usr/home/lib/etc
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
search.brave.com seems to be going pretty well results wise. For cloud storage, synology is a plug and play NAS for self hosted cloud that doesn't require port forwarding. Highly Recommended.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
I still think VB 6.0 was the most productive IDE for small businesses that didn't have the budget for a software department. We still run VB6 code that is delightful to use (CRM with a almost restaurant style map of customer repairs an
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Go outside
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
I would pay $10.00/mo. to make google disappear forever.
852.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
It really has been broken. I used to be "the guy" that would find anything.
853.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Naturally the market will move this heat to where it's needed. The world needs bitcoin.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Shout out to Xojo for being a good replacement for basic!
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
nice rant, I concur.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
The guide seems to focus on getting office 07/10 running. Honestly, if I'm going to run an OS that old, I'd download the support packages for office 2000 that can open/save docx/xlsx. Would love to see a browser wit
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Data manipulation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8455KEDitpU
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Merry Christmas!
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
I like the use of the word hesitancy. I don't know anyone that is hesitant, it's mostly: "No way in hell".
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Omicron sounds like a winner for natural immunity. Probably a good time to catch it.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Mint has been the best distro for me so far (Mainly a windows user). the only gripe I have are the default system sounds in mint, they can be a little harsh. This is a small OOBE complaint.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Whoa! We are a small company in the midwest that would love to start a pick and place line! We were even thinking of giving access to other small companies in our area.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
The CPU has a passmark of around 2000 I think. It's clearly quite an upgrade. Also, they have kept backwards hardware compatibility (Pogo Pins, Screen size and Button Placement), that's a huge motivator for a hardware eco system t
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Apple is doing the same thing along with everyone else. Go look at an e-waste facility, It will be less than 0.001% of total e-waste.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
So much for backwards compatibility. The last of MacOS to support 32bit apps... I wonder if running as a standard user would offer some form of protection.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
This is so bad. I have no other words.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
This also creates trust issues in a lot of applications like Point of Sale, Machine Control Devices, Security and Automation Solutions, Motion Control Solutions, Etc. I miss Balmer a little bit. Developers hate this shit. Have trust that if
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Cool bro, I like lights too.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
I agree with you
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
That is so cool!

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