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philistine
3mo ago
> I understand CRTs aren't gonna be around forever We're there dude. I don't know where you live, but from where I'm at, CRTs are gone. Everybody wants hundreds if not thousands for them because the only ones left are
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3mo ago
Against all the evil that Hell can conjure, all the wickedness that mankind can produce, we will send unto them... only you. Rip and tear, until it is done. And then I pay bills for eight hours.
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3mo ago
OpenRA has that ... for single-player saves!
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4mo ago
That's like the one outlier in a sea of slow price increases over time.
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4mo ago
Dear god, when Valve sells a computer that's twice the price of a comparable Mac, the world's turned upside down.
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philistine
4mo ago
Can you point me to any statement that any current console is being sold at a loss? All I've seen is that everyone is doing at cost nowadays. The PS4 Pro was the last subsidized console.
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4mo ago
The problem with a dutch auction is if you don't know how a dutch auction functions, it looks like you're getting royally screwed. That's why they're usually reserved for professional settings.
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philistine
4mo ago
They don't particularly mind.
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4mo ago
Didn't Cloudflare promise they would deliver every single Enterprise-only feature to the paid tier? There's your next feature to port, Cloudflare: PEACE OF MIND!
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philistine
4mo ago
No québécois would be caught dead with an azerty layout.
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philistine
4mo ago
Bingo!
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4mo ago
You gloom on one aspect, the smell. OP focuses instead on full body scans themselves, and the irrelevant issues with everyone's bodies they would highlight.
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4mo ago
You’re wrong; academia has never accepted plagiarism of this magnitude. Enforcement is never perfect, but a doctorate is not an undergrad repeating verbally, it is not thoughtless writing. It’s a doctorate thesis for crying out loud, it has
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4mo ago
Unfortunately.
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4mo ago
> What I don't get is how you get from $30B in revenue to a nearly $1T valuation There is something that has fundamentally changed (or broken, depending on your perspective) with the valuation of American tech companies. They'v
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4mo ago
Look at the graph: https://spp.ucalgary.ca/sites/default/files/teams/1/Publicat... All the growth in our economy since the 70s has been captured by the richest. If purchasing power is a finite resso
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4mo ago
The IRA's goal was to unite Northern Ireland with the rest of Ireland. That goal, while not as hard to attain as the right of return, was still unacceptable to the UK. The IRA achieved some of its goals, and clearly decided to bide the
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4mo ago
I'm extremely cynical about the way the US government would react to any sort of financial crisis. I do not believe that they would not completely cave and bail out the AI companies and the monopolists if there is a downturn. And it&#
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philistine
4mo ago
Not in North America, no but that's what people are saying; they simply imported the structure of SailfishOS that's used in other parts of the world.
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4mo ago
The fact we are not in Israel's shoes is the best hope for a negotiated durable peace. I cannot find a peace deal in the 20th century that did not have the studious support of a neutral third-party.
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4mo ago
People are appropriately scouring your position because there was exactly what you are imagining: a population, living West of the rest of the UK, lobbing terrorist attacks at London. It's just that it was the Irish, not the Welsh, doi
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4mo ago
It's all a matter of perspective. 100 years ago, the middle class' purchasing power is far bigger. Compared to 50 years ago, the middle class is getting poorer.
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philistine
4mo ago
That's a very reasonable answer thank you.
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4mo ago
My server is an old mac we've upgraded. My home server is an iMac.
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4mo ago
The deprecation of Intel support is agressive! Every Mac enthusiast I know who uses a Mac as a server uses their old machines, which are pretty much all Intel. We'll lose support from you guys a year before Apple! I know supporting Int
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4mo ago
People tend to ascribe to Apple only the Jobs years. That Apple might have reset after he came back. The truth is far from that. The people in the company were great, they just needed a massive amount of refocus. Apple has people who have b
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4mo ago
VLC has atrocious UI, but don't complain, everybody loves the story of the app so it must be perfect in every way!
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4mo ago
Ughh. Another Iridian sympathizer.
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4mo ago
Donald Trump was re-elected because too many voters who voted against him the last two times stayed home. That they don't approve, yet did not go vote, is the textbook definition of fine with it . America does not have a wellspring of
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philistine
4mo ago
You just have to constantly tell the LLM to give you zsh commands, not bash ones.
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