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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Speaking of motivation, maybe provide a hook instead of expecting your reader to dive head first into your otherwise lukewarm air bike analogy? Why do so many bloggers seem to think we have an infinite length attention span to their persona
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
> Cap of $100 per customer ………woo
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Are we in 2012, who’s asking for thinner phones? Let me know when I can replace the battery. Of course that’ll ruin the current business model because it’ll be even more apparent how rarely we’ll need to upgrade these things.
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Me buying a PlayStation 1 in 1997
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
I’ve read (probably on Wikipedia) that the popularity of Unix was to blame by few for the stagnancy in OS research. To be fair, it’s not a stretch to suspect a company wants its competitors to be dependent on their product. The theory of pl
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Jonathan Blow is the world’s most successful hobbyist programmer. His whole thing is doing projects from scratch. Every game he made could be done in Unity with far less effort. Most opinions of this man exists in a vacuum space isolated fr
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
A browser won’t survive off the user share of HN Raspberry Pi Guys. Let’s be practical, the average user isn’t concerned about browser monopolization. Firefox isn’t going to catch up because its users made some philanthropic choice to use i
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
The twins! The fucking twins. I’m always on about them
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
> The Steam Deck has been a game-changer Then is this really an increase in Linux "desktop" market share? I'm aware that it's Arch based and can surely run as a desktop but I see it's contribution no different th
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Genuinely curious, what history book would talk about a browser with 10 years of commercial success? I’d say it made some mark on FOSS, but in any book not dedicated to that it’s nothing more than a footnote.
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
/dev/null
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Push forward, push backward, lift up cord and turn to the right Push forward, push backward, lift up cord and turn to the right
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
The only problem I have with containerization is it’s not optimal. You’re adding all sorts of unnecessary overhead that’s not needed, often times to avoid an underlying problem. Unfortunately, the real software world doesn’t solve underlyi
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Buying a pug, I’d agree because it more directly comes from the breeder. As far as I know there’s no way a breeder or previous owner would know their dog is being adopted unless they’re actually making an effort to check in with the shelter
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
There’s nothing wrong with adopting sick breeds like pugs. Just don’t continue their breeding.
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
> Suggests buying a living being as an excuse to go outside > Goes on to ridicule his own mom for the viewership of complete strangers Um, yeah……I just use meetup.com to find groups with shared interests. It was a great way to make ne
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
I could give the drinks a try. The only caveat though is that I like to split them. Since those drinks contain some thc infused oil, I can’t imagine it would be evenly distributed well. The sublinguals actually had no cbd and they were medi
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
I was only using Vicodin as an example of something that’s consistent. I could’ve mentioned almost any other well known psychoactive pharmaceutical I should probably try oil based tinctures. I’d imagine they’re the same deal as gummies, but
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Because of years of dabbing in my early 20’s (a lot of reckless high temp ones especially) my lungs are hyper sensitive to any sort of inhaling and I’ve been told by pulmonologists that I have asthmatic symptoms. I get chest pains from car
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
>But you don’t have to be messing about with somebody else’s idea of what a nice treat is. It’s nothing about a personal treat, it’s about a reliable product that works with as minimal physical damage as possible. Vaping and smoking just
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Unless I’ve mistaken what you suggested, It needs either a carrier oil or ethanol to be psychoactive, at least how things stand now. And if what you suggested is like anything that I’ve tried, it’s the same problem. They just aren’t as reli
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
This article reads like something Vice published in 2012. Quite honestly, I only made it 1/3 through. We’ve all been to those glass case dispensaries by now. The world of weed isn’t that new and exciting anymore, c’mon guys… They seeme
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Who is denying that Apple is responsible for e-waste?
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
That’s a lot of pizza.
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Would it be as fun though?
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Why does this Gnome beta preview have TWM windowing? Was the Gnome kind not available yet?
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
As a high school freshman in 2009, I can confirm that no teen in the Northern VA area wanted that thing lol. They did however rave about Droid and iPhone.
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
That's something but the Post iPhone 1 generation of Smartphones was a major leap passed PDA's. They needed an App store to entice developers and bring about killer apps. There was no logical reason to buy an HP Palm, it was too e
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by pipeline_peak 1y ago
Palm had the worst combination, the monolithic hardware/software approach of Apple but without the branding and services to make that approach a desirable platform. Imagine using a Motorola Droid without the services and app ecosystem
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You're not still using Windows XP, are you?(computerworld.com)
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