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by qmr 6mo ago
What's the use in ice cream? My ice cream is just ... ice cream. Cream, milk, sugar.
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by qmr 6mo ago
I agree. A lot of commenters who have probably had privileged lives and never faced a situation where violence was, in fact, the answer.
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by qmr 6mo ago
Very well said. I agree this is a symptom of large systemic issues. Long gone are the days a bumbling fool could get a well paying job at the local power plant and provide a good life for a wife and three children, with a large home, decent
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by qmr 6mo ago
There's no way they're offering 24/7 KVM for this. Cheap colos you need to write / call to get an on demand KVM then wait some hours or days for a tech to plug it in. The operator is in no way responsible for shipping d
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by qmr 6mo ago
Laptop batteries are lithium ion not lithium polymer.
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by qmr 7mo ago
Does this mean the Atom 8GB boxes I have laying about are now more valuable?
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by qmr 7mo ago
> It lets you define deploy scripts and other remote tasks Ok. > run them from your terminal and watch every step as it happens > and watch every step as it happens Yes, this is usually how scripts work. > When everything finish
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by qmr 7mo ago
Windows has far more spyware, and somewhat worse usability. It also doesn't run iTerm. I'm neither biased nor a fanboy. I used desktop Linux for a decade or more, moved to MacOS for better usability, but it's kind of gone to
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by qmr 7mo ago
If they can afford stupid "smart" glasses they can afford dumb glasses. > There needs to be an industry wide agreement on a standard where something like a bluetooth beacon can shut off recording. Yes, this is a great idea. Ha
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by qmr 7mo ago
That's a no from me.
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by qmr 7mo ago
... the Yoga doesn't run MacOS though.
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by qmr 7mo ago
Another comment claims they record calls. Big yikes.
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by qmr 7mo ago
My six year old is a big Meshtastic fan.
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by qmr 7mo ago
Nightmare? Maybe you need to work on telling your children no. Instead of being bitter for 7 years perhaps you should not have purchased such an absurd thing.
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by qmr 7mo ago
Victim blaming.
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by qmr 7mo ago
Mind maze!
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by qmr 7mo ago
Ambitious. I wonder how many floppies it will be.
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by qmr 7mo ago
Horrible take.
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by qmr 7mo ago
This seems overly complex, for what gain? Any $5 VPS could do this number crunching, no?
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by qmr 7mo ago
What are you slicing? What do you find compelling with Prusa slicer over orca slicer?
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Simpsons TV Build Guide(withrow.io)
2 points by qmr 8mo ago|0 comments
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by qmr 8mo ago
Dumb title.
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by qmr 8mo ago
Basil Fawlty vibes. He could run such an upscale hotel if it weren't for all the pesky guests getting in the way and dragging it down.
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by qmr 8mo ago
Are we not doing "glassholes" anymore?
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by qmr 8mo ago
Cheeky
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by qmr 8mo ago
Bilbo, Bilbo, Bilbo Baggins, greatest little hobbit of them all ..
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by qmr 8mo ago
Hey thanks for this recommendation I'm going to check it out. Have you tried Dragon Box? I've had my son doing that for awhile. Parent reporting is lacking. Also briefly did Khan Academy Kids but he's so far ahead that seem
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by qmr 8mo ago
silicon*
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by qmr 8mo ago
> Permacomputing is a design practice that encourages the maximization of hardware lifespan, minimization of energy usage These two aims are diametrically opposed. Compare performance per watt, P4, to Centrino, to M3 for example.
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by qmr 8mo ago
Well don't do that then.

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