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by rasz 1y ago
>Spent a week in Africa, now YT swears that I know Arabic. Logged into Twitch in Ukraine once, now Twitch fills my recommendation with _russian_ channels.
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by rasz 1y ago
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2009/11/hands... https://www.amazon.com/WikiReader-PANREADER-Pocket-Wikipedia...
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by rasz 1y ago
Are you thinking about Tokyo Lens coverage? Saying Goodbye to Tokyo's TINIEST Shop | Akihabara Tokyo Lens · Aug 14, 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA1UNJirOTI I Rebuilt JAPAN'S TINIEST SHOP!! Tokyo Lens · Au
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by rasz 1y ago
Why would Bullshido carry any weight in this conversation?
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by rasz 1y ago
>mid-spec Commodore Amiga computers (030 and above) About 2% (~40K A3000 and 40K A4000) of Amigas ever sold (~4mil total) fits this "mid" requirements.
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by rasz 1y ago
Im blown away at how small a number of software depended on the wraparound and IBM still forced A20 hack on us all.
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by rasz 1y ago
2350 with PSRAM is more powerful than top of the line 1997 PC.
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by rasz 1y ago
TPM provides security _from_ the user, not for the user.
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by rasz 1y ago
Iv been following https://github.com/Tampermonkey/tampermonkey/issues/644 since 2020. I remember a moment in 2021 where Google came out with this ridiculous notion of User code stored on User computer and exe
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by rasz 1y ago
There is a substantial difference between developing state of the art hot R&D technology and maintaining one js hook into C codebase, especially considering its only this one webRequest.onBeforeRequest binding we are interested in thats
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by rasz 1y ago
There must be ways of injecting custom non static js because mv3 version of tampermonkey works https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tampermonkey/dhdgff...
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by rasz 1y ago
"'webview' is only allowed for packaged apps, but this is a extension." :( but maybe Vivaldi and Brave could remove this check just for fun.
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by rasz 1y ago
> It was patched in Chrome 118 by checking whether extensions using opt_webViewInstanceId actually had WebView permissions soo will this still just work if we give uBo webview permission?
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by rasz 1y ago
As I said its a joke to MS, they are a $3 trillion company. Not to mention all that AI replacing developers they keep talking about :)
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by rasz 1y ago
For microsoft its a joke to support. We are talking about _one hook_ into Chrome internals for declarativeNetRequest to work.
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by rasz 1y ago
Main reason was capturing 100% of storage upsell/upgrade money. They did same thing with RAM.
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by rasz 1y ago
Roel Van De Paar is the king of automates slop, 2 Millions videos of expert_sexchange questions.
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by rasz 1y ago
It was only difficult because Commodore fired engineers to cut cost. They left absolute minimum staff just to keep the lights on. One example - there was no one at Commodore capable of re-designing Paula stupid PLL to accept 1Mbit clock so
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by rasz 1y ago
European TVs had RGB inputs since seventies.
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by rasz 1y ago
Dont worry, russia once again got spared!
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by rasz 1y ago
Because you _can_ but Volvo right now, its a real product.
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by rasz 1y ago
It is still a scam. Its just that critical mass of delusional people bought into it like Gamestop or Tesla stock. Even super obvious scams like Nikola take years to register price wise.
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by rasz 1y ago
How many birds did the free roaming house cat kill over the years?
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by rasz 1y ago
Piracy made Amiga cheaper. SNES and two cartridges/Genesis with three was more expensive than Amiga 500.
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CPU Design Principles – First steps towards a conventional CPU design [video](youtube.com)
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by rasz 1y ago
Which company is hosting those De-Googling videos?
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by rasz 1y ago
But why would anyone buy battlefield of war 2028 if I dont destroy previous version?
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by rasz 1y ago
>94% was at 60% less than a week ago :o
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by rasz 1y ago
>Bell labs had such engineering talent True. 56K modem inventor Brent Townshend went to work at Bell Labs (87-90) straight from Uni and undoubtedly access to state of the art DSP technology so early was a key factor.
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by rasz 1y ago
Its more of a 60 degree bridge, non paywalled picture https://www.odditycentral.com/architecture/7-engineers-suspe... This one is even better, _three_ real 90 degree turns in a row https://www.moneycontrol.

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