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5y ago
Yes, Los Angeles. I have to stand in a certain spot, facing a certain direction, and hold my phone above my head to get speeds faster than 4G. I've got wifi at home for my phone, and can't get 5G there to get rid of the wifi. 5G m
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5y ago
I've had a 5G phone for over a year, and have been ON 5G for maybe 45 seconds. Said it before: Switched carriers to make the new one pay off my phone, then switched back because they didn't have 5G either, and their signal was wor
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5y ago
I know at least one person who put OS X Server 1.2 on a G3 266 laptop, that was supposed to be running 8.6 for the business that cut the paychecks. I've still got the installer in a shoebox somewhere.
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5y ago
I heard from someone in Apple that Siri, as least at the time, was on Oracle databases on Dell Blade servers.
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You took the words out of my mouth.
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5y ago
I got the same call, but it really was my bank! Hey, wait a second.
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5y ago
I'm not sure even Google has abandoned something so quickly. Impressive. The end of this sort of "news" is near, I believe.
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Should something go wrong this weekend, we might have two more planes crashing in California. https://abcnews.go.com/US/pilot-cousins-attempt-1st-plane-sw...
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5y ago
Everything in that article can be done with Excel believe it or not.
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As someone who is routinely out-and-about in wilderness areas of California (and other states), I'm offended some asshat can just chuck a ton or so of heavy metal into the ground there at a high rate of speed.
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5y ago
I'm a sample of one, but the home machine that was Ubuntu from 2006 until two or three years ago is now BSD.
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5y ago
We got Netflix long ago to see movies we never caught in theaters. Now, it's nearly entirely Netflix productions, and we're not into that. So long.
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5y ago
Salt isn't bad. Sugar is.
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5y ago
PAYING to do your taxes is another scam we allow upon ourselves.
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5y ago
Sysadmin
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5y ago
Same, for The Man.
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5y ago
Still staying away.
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5y ago
Not that the XPS 13 is the best ever made, but.
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5y ago
Then why is a Gallium that's out-of-date be an issue? If you have an older Chrombook, from the time when Gallium was maintained, and if Linux indeed "updates forever," go with Gallium.
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5y ago
Winter much? You had a valuable post, too bad you had to maghat it. Here's my plug for a nice rails-trail, even in a "Red" state: https://bikecowboytrail.com/
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5y ago
Right about the time Nautilus was Eazle, something like that, some other effort had Navigator as your desktop/browser/file manager. But I can't recall much else. Anyone?
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5y ago
Has there ever been a company or industry that absorbs material costs, rather than passing it down to the consumer? This is the ONLY trickle-down that is actually a thing.
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5y ago
OpenStep a lot of the time. Browsing via X, but yeah.
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5y ago
Browser, text editor, terminal. Seems to me old ChromeOS can do that.
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5y ago
Not related, but CA has banned gas-powered lawn equipment (mowers, weed destroyers, blowers). Sort of the "small airplane" thing first.
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5y ago
I turned a photo gallery thing into an ecommerce site, tied to Paypal, on a Mac maybe 20 years ago. Lot of PHP mucking-about, with little idea what I was doing. No harm or foul, though, other than I could have picked a different gallery app
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5y ago
The realclear group seems to have a certain slant. And given that California has Silicon Valley, and also the Central Valley that's full of farm-oriented immigrants, of course you're going to have this gigantic disparity in wages.
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5y ago
I must be dreaming, but could swear back in the day DHL would pick up your Apple product, fix it, and deliver it back to you.
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There's a ton of businesses with mail servers, ERP systems, workstations, industrial equipment, web sites, and hardware to support salespersons, events, and visitors. Keeps me busy, and automating as much as I can, before I ride off in
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5y ago
I recall using this 30 years ago on System 7. Can I retire yet?
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