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by smm11 4y ago
Long, long story, but OpenDoc.
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by smm11 4y ago
One other thing. 20-something years ago I kept getting in trouble at work, because every night I'd take my G3 laptop home and get a dual-boot Linux/OS8 thing going. Then 10 years ago I'd root all my Android phones and run spe
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by smm11 4y ago
You weren't paying attention from 91-95 or so, then. You'd run into Sun, SGI, OS/2, 3.1, Mac, NeXT, and DOS everywhere you looked, and might have heard about Linux. New Netscape versions were released nightly. There was no da
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by smm11 4y ago
Put one foot in front of the other.
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by smm11 4y ago
Grindr's UI is second-to-none, in my opinion. At least the last time I checked it out, which was the day before I interviewed there. Were I working there, and found this out, I would no longer be working there.
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by smm11 4y ago
Circus Ponies Notebook (On OpenStep, then OS X), made my jaw literally hit the floor when I first saw it. I didn't just think all software had something to learn here, I thought this was the only software anyone would ever need. To be
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by smm11 4y ago
Just responding to note the use of "bespoke" in the wild.
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by smm11 4y ago
I'm going to say two words I want you to keep in the back of your mind. Great Lakes.
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by smm11 5y ago
This is potentially awesome, but if I could just get a decent front-end to OneDrive on everything, I'd be happy.
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by smm11 5y ago
Nothing for Rhapsody?
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by smm11 5y ago
That went away quicker than fidget spinners.
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by smm11 5y ago
Nearly all Apple stuff can be summed up that way!
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by smm11 5y ago
Right about that same time fresh water will be like gold, and eventually the lakes will either be dry or drain into the sea.
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by smm11 5y ago
Then a couple years later we chucked Starfish Prime into space to see what might happen.
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by smm11 5y ago
All things considered, there's a sweet spot looming for the Great Lakes. Maybe in 100-125 years. I'm not saying it's a not a wonderful area now, just that it's going to be epic fairly soon. For a while, anyway.
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by smm11 5y ago
It's the bare-minimum staffing that's done in nursing, in addition to the bizarro pay scale.
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by smm11 5y ago
DHL fixed my iBook maybe 20 years ago. Anyone?
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by smm11 5y ago
Can I update the System 7.5.3 machine to A/UX?
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by smm11 5y ago
My Apple IIe was a BBS in 1982.
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by smm11 5y ago
I was at a place in the very early 2000s, and ran into our 'music server.' Everyone seemingly brought in and ripped all their CDs to this folder, and it was basically Spotify or something. Several terabytes - we were a re-seller o
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by smm11 5y ago
There was some study that looked at this isolated community that did not have the greatest diet, yet they lived very long lives and disease was nearly non-existent. What they had was community.
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by smm11 5y ago
If our last president is again given a voice on this platform, I'm deleting my account.
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by smm11 5y ago
Trickle-down only works when it isn't for 'consumers.'
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by smm11 5y ago
YouTube better change.
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by smm11 5y ago
Blood letting, huh?
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by smm11 5y ago
Hello protein powder companies.
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by smm11 5y ago
Chaotic collapse? I'd call it doing business.
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by smm11 5y ago
Netflix used to offer movies that were previously shown in theaters. You could get a DVD in the mail, and watch a movie you hadn't seen otherwise. When streaming became a thing years later, you could again watch a movie you hadn't
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by smm11 5y ago
Yeah, the phones were supposed to be fast, you were supposed to download a movie or videos in seconds. My phone is slower than the 4G one I still have. And I can't have it with me at all times, because the battery life is terrible, and
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by smm11 5y ago
Carnivore and keto diets are pretty much how much of the world ate until the 40s or so. Carnivore works for me, I did that for a few years some time back. I've been keto with a carnivore slant for four years. My blood work is similar t

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