sleepymoose

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by sleepymoose 4y ago
>There are a lot of young entry-level help desk technicians that know how to do basic Windows troubleshooting. I'd guess that's largely due to the fact that a large amount of Windows troubleshooting boils down to one of 3 thing
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
I hear more RMA horror stories about ASUS motherboards than any of their other products. That could just be due to a higher amount of MB failures though.
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
>as they must be. Why is there legally allowed spam? Because it's for democracy? I don't care, I don't want to receive calls and texts related to it. Spamming my phone is more likely to make me go out and vote for the oppo
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
I think this is why I get along so well with construction workers. As far as my personal presentation goes, I definitely look more like a carpeneter than a sysadmin on any given day.
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
You mean you've found some... ~awesome~ tools from it?
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
>>by volume most human interactions do not have to worry about censorship. >I suspect this will increase over time. Do we still have to qualify this with suspicion? In a lot of ways, it's already increasing.
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
>it feels political and unfair. What I took away from the article: The behavior you're describing comes naturally to humans by our nature. We are an individualistic species and in most cases, we work towards things that will better
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
When viewed from the perspective the author is promoting, wouldn't "sitting out" really just be "not playing the game very well"? I have to say I largely agree with him in this aspect. Unless your self-employeed or
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
>petitioning at multiple sources of the problem is often more effective at getting things done Could you provide any sources for this? As it stands, I've seen zero tangible results regarding Amazon's ongoing unchecked growth, t
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
>I guess worst case scenario you're a keycap set away from any keyboard layout you wish to have. I'm not aware of any main Logitech keyboards that support changing the keycaps. I couldn't even find replacement keycap sets
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
>because MS hardware generally is pretty good After a couple years of supporting Surface devices, I have very different views in this regard.
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
From some quick glances at /r/MechanicalKeyboard, Akko looks to be a manufacturer (primarily for switches), while the rest are various distributors. Funking naming/branding isn't unheard of in the MK world, considering a
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
I've had my eye on a few 40% builds as of late, so I'll throw another option into your list here: portability. I'm looking for a keyboard that I can throw in my laptop bag that isn't miserable to type on. I had a Microso
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
In that case, I would recommend looking into one of Keychron's low profile options. Firstly, they're about half the price of this Logitech board, depending on the size you choose to go with. Second, there's twice as many conf
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
To give a different point of view, the message I got out of this was exactly what you were intending. I didn't come away with "go find opprotunities to be a hero". I found the opposite in fact, that you're saying ~don&#x
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
I completely agree! I noticed that one right off the bat as I practice intermittent fasting, so it immediately doesn't apply. Like any other "self-help" exercise, this must be adapted for use in relation to your own personal
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
While this might seem silly to a lot of folks, as someone who struggles severely with Executive Function due to ADHD, this is incredibly helpful. Often, the hardest part for me is identifying the ~why~ of how I'm feeling, preventing me
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
I really love seeing the cyberdeck posts recently. It's always been an area that I've wanted to get into, but don't really have a need (nor the time or the money). Instead, I get my kicks vicariously through things like this
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
It's not an active account if by "active" they mean "generating content". While Twitter isn't a typical content aggreagation site like Youtube or Reddit, tweets are still "content" in the sense that t
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
2008 ThinkPads are machines from a different era. Lenovo doesn't build them the same anymore.
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
How much expereince do you have dealing with the modern educations sytem in America? I graduated from the public school system just over half a decade ago, and even then this wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. I went to a very smal
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
The way I see it, if they didn't want people to look through the fence, then they should replace the fence with something that can't be looked through. Change it to a solid fence type, put up a wall, or even just put inserts throu
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
Even further, in my experience this view varies quite wildly depending on where you're at in the states, both geographically and economically. I grew up in a very small, rural public school. Since it was such a small school (my graduat
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
As someone who has heard the name but never looked into his message until now, is Stallman always so gung-ho on "All software should be free software"? Specifically, when I hit his comments regarding video games, I was quite shock
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by sleepymoose 4y ago
Same here. Even moreso considering they tried to say that his "outburst" was in violation of their workplace violence policy. I'd love to see them drilled for defamaiton, perjury (if they tried to push that lie on the stand),
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by sleepymoose 5y ago
I disagree. The first point is saying we shouldn't go backwards, which I agree with. The second is hoping for forward progress, the exact thing that he was arguing for with the first point.
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by sleepymoose 5y ago
I've had spotify premium for years and almost solely listen to podcasts. The only ads I have ever heard are sponsored ads spots within the podcast itself (that you can fast forward through), never spotify ads. Is that what you're
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by sleepymoose 5y ago
It's not about the cost, it's about the availability. Go look at the percent generated by source and you'll see how far off we are from phasing out fossil fuels. Couple this with the projected usage of electricity in the comi