rambojazz

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by rambojazz 5y ago
Play 24/7, no sleeping, no eating until you get nauseated by it (or just bored).
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by rambojazz 5y ago
This thing with these "bugs" is, they always favor the seller. For example they never decrease the price.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
The link is in the email itself
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by rambojazz 5y ago
Is there a mirror of this somewhere? Looks like it's been removed by twitter
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by rambojazz 5y ago
This to me is a typical case of POGTFO
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by rambojazz 5y ago
I'm so tired of TBL self-celebration. Every time I read about him, he's there reminding us that he was the one who created the web, like we owe him something. It's like he wants to take credit for everything the web is, or
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by rambojazz 5y ago
The way I understand this situation is not that that they wanted to "ban" Dostoevsky. Instead, they tried to postpone it in order to avoid any escalation or negative reactions given the current times. Still doesn't make sense
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by rambojazz 5y ago
Russia can't afford to open another front
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by rambojazz 5y ago
> That they aren't doing that, means they don't actually have the will to defend Ukraine against Russia This is an oversimplification. They are willing to. However there is a hug step from offering economic support to sending y
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by rambojazz 5y ago
It's a EU problem until nukes get involved
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by rambojazz 5y ago
"limitless power"? The choice of words doesn't make it sound like something worth reading
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by rambojazz 5y ago
What is even weirder to me is that what I would consider confidential information is basically broadcasted online, for example soldiers/convoys positions, plans, various activities like what equipment is being shipped from EU to Ukrain
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by rambojazz 5y ago
I was bitten by LXD auto-updating as well. Server was down and I couldn't understand why since I hadn't changed anything.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
I'm still waiting
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by rambojazz 5y ago
The article from The Guardian quotes as the most likely cause: "Dr Richard Broughton, an ecologist [..] said a predator could have made the birds swirl tightly and driven them towards the ground, with higher birds forcing lower ones to
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by rambojazz 5y ago
WOW I never thought content like this would be tagged "graphic"
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by rambojazz 5y ago
Their logos are also always a good giveaway of what type of BS I'm getting into.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
What's interesting about this other than the ASCII art?
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by rambojazz 5y ago
TLDR: ads are annoying, but now I'm making a living from it so it's fine
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by rambojazz 5y ago
Washing a sleep bag sounds more of a complication than washing a blanket, though.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
In fact, high maintenance furniture would be even more of an issue than an empty room.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
You recognize all of them? You have superpowers! I only recognized 1, maybe 2 of the female words. When I buy textile stuff I only look for a couple of fabrics that I already know, simply because I don't want to enter another rabbit ho
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by rambojazz 5y ago
That should be about €1170 which seems in line with prices in the EU (for the 128GB model). The 1TB model is listed at €1700. Needless to say: I won't buy.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
How much?
85.
by rambojazz 5y ago
They have no protections at all , except for a COVID mask. Eyes, head, hands, legs, feet, nothing.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
They have a lot of catching up to do if they want to improve reputation.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
42u for a home rack seems like excessive (unless you run all 3u-4u servers).
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by rambojazz 5y ago
I've noticed this issue for years. And that is the reason why I never go past page 2.
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by rambojazz 5y ago
lol that's ridiculous
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by rambojazz 5y ago
It's not a new trend either. I've heard about it for years.

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