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by protomyth 4y ago
I did wish Apple had released a Mac in the original form factor with an 15" screen (9" width by 12" height). It would have been fun to have a machine that could show a whole page.
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by protomyth 4y ago
Well, there is a correct answer that might be an unknown. If you compare the named rulers death dates with the New Testament there is a very obvious error.
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by protomyth 4y ago
From personal experience, that assumption is false. One of my parents thought they were clever, and Frostbite speed unrolled it by using the cabinet as a backing. I do miss that monster.
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by protomyth 4y ago
Well, birth of Jesus. If you read the Bible you'll notice that the bishop who calculated Christ's birth was off by a number of years.
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by protomyth 4y ago
The original Mac mini fit perfectly in a camera case I had. That thing probably had more miles on it than some of the portables I've owned.
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by protomyth 4y ago
I will say the form factor of the classic Mac (in my case a Mac SE/30) was amazing for writing. The height was perfect without the ability of the text to go to just above the keyboard like a conventional monitor on a stand. I end up
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by protomyth 4y ago
I dearly wish IBM would have a low cost box that allowed programmers to get familiar with the machines. At this point, their whole business is really reliant on existing companies. It doesn't even have to have all of the fancy hardwa
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TuM'Fatig – Ads blocking with OpenBSD unbound(8)(tumfatig.net)
59 points by protomyth 4y ago|29 comments
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by protomyth 4y ago
The mob doesn't elect our government. Individuals go into a booth and pull the lever. In a fair election, their is no interaction between people when the vote is cast. Sure, there are campaigns and such, but the voting moment is one
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by protomyth 4y ago
I've learned the mob, no matter their political beliefs, doesn't know a damn thing as a group. If there is a technical answer, it used to be possible to get a correct answer, but that is almost always through the view of some pol
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Court agrees to hear 9 cases including challenge to immunity under Section 230(scotusblog.com)
8 points by protomyth 4y ago|3 comments
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In a dispute over uncashed MoneyGram checks, Delaware faces the ire of 30 states(scotusblog.com)
4 points by protomyth 4y ago|0 comments
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by protomyth 4y ago
I get the feeling a lot of vi/vim users are folks who do sysadmin (whatever fun title that has this year) and vi/vim are installed on the box by default. You don't need a very deep knowledge of vi/vim to be productive.
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by protomyth 4y ago
The common theme is that you need a new focus and all this stress is telling you that. It's fine to be wholly job focused when you own a part of it, but even that requires other outlets. You need something else. The job needs to fade
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by protomyth 4y ago
I should have some way to resolve the issue outside of the automation. Barring that, I should be able to sue them libel.
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by protomyth 4y ago
Actions taken against a party factor into any lawsuit.
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by protomyth 4y ago
You missed the "Facebook revoked Voxer’s access to key components of the Facebook platform". That isn't a good look when you exclude the competition even if you own the platform. Ask Microsoft how well that works in court.
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by protomyth 4y ago
They basically lost every PC except Tandy. I got to think someone was noticing the way things were moving.
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by protomyth 4y ago
I'm still amazed that Motorola didn't react to the extreme difference in pricing between the 6502 and 6800 quicker. I do wonder what they were being told about the early personal computer boards?
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by protomyth 4y ago
As to the drug-addicted or mentally unwell folks, we are going to have to figure out some other method than asylums, in neighborhood group homes, or the streets. All of these had major scandals and disfavor from the communities affected. I
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by protomyth 4y ago
I somehow think the USA would have done it with a bit less big explosion solution.
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Electric car charging costs nearing petrol prices for some – RAC(bbc.com)
1 points by protomyth 4y ago|0 comments
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Game of Trees 0.76 Released(undeadly.org)
1 points by protomyth 4y ago|0 comments
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We Finally Know Why You Can't Watch 'Dogma' Anywhere(nofilmschool.com)
3 points by protomyth 4y ago|0 comments
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by protomyth 4y ago
Much like enterprise software, Hertz's customers when it comes to the enterprise is not he person getting in the car. It takes a bit or some luck/unluck for someone who matters to get hosed and end the contract.
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by protomyth 4y ago
You might want to go look at the pumps today since the price is now going back up. Look at prices when he took the oath and compare. Putin didn't do it all. Shutting down US production was a huge mistake.
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by protomyth 4y ago
Yeah, IBM is one company that shows how to push the models down the road. They do take their legacy seriously.
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by protomyth 4y ago
The AS/400 and iSeries also use 128-bit pointers. 128-bit would be useful for multiple pointers already in common use such as ZFS and IP6 addresses. I expect it will the last hop for a long time.
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by protomyth 4y ago
Every law is politically motivated. "Freedom of Speech" is a politically motivated.
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by protomyth 4y ago
Before 2018 they were, and now they are listed as Title I information services. There is a bit of a court fight over the ability of state regulators to impose rules. I would imagine that they could be moved back if they cause trouble for

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