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Test-drove one when they came out, and I was told you could hose them out. We said it would be an ideal vehicle to carry bicycles, and the sales guy said "I can do you one better. You can not only carry bicycles, but you can hose out t
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5y ago
The rest of the world "discovered" it when Lee invented the WWW.
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5y ago
I can hang 32 terminals off just one PC. You're still blowing your budget on standalones.
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The cost for a computer, the gear you needed to get "online," and the cost to do so is insane. It's crazy how we're buying $1K phones every year, and have Apple Studio computers or whatever, but this is NOTHING compared
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5y ago
Regrowing hair will be the last thing every solved.
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5y ago
I can hang 32 terminals off one PC.
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5y ago
I have no problem cycling through my other old stuff, but my DEC Celebris GL 5133 will NEVER go away.
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5y ago
I gave one away several years back to a high school art department. The other one is in my garage under two inches of dust.
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5y ago
Commodity hardware and good video cards crushed everything.
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5y ago
Show me the ex-Californian who moved to the middle of the country who wasn't surprised, and a bit upset, by the weather a few months later. "Snow" is not Big Bear on a sunny Saturday afternoon.
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This. Not that I'm all about janky, but my road is littered with stuff I didn't think would make it through summer, and everything I check is still ticking 5, 7, 10 years later. LONG ago I was amused by a Sun box in a closet that
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5y ago
I thought Apple sort of did this already? (I know, OS X is not Linux.)
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5y ago
Germany did some crazy energy re-work during WWII, I recall.
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5y ago
Just wondering how many critics here have social media apps on their Android or iOS devices.
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5y ago
No longer works with my VPN. No thanks.
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5y ago
I recall when you could use a terminal and not once type 'git.'
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The sleeper was a thing once upon a time. Might still be.
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5y ago
I've got no dog in this fight, but when I was getting paid for photos long ago I used something called Breeze Browser to do just about everything. Nothing did batch processing nearly as well.
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I never saw an SGI in "personal computer" mode until the sun was setting - they were always being banged on by departments, or rendering 24-7. I'm jealous of anyone who had one to themselves when they were still a power. The
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A guy started at a place I was at, and we realized we worked for some other company five years earlier. Quick lunch later, seems that the place I was at had not changed one iota from when I was there. Even when a middle manager moved or was
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I was maybe six years old, and was at an overnighter in a military base auditorium space - this was a Cub Scout thing or something. At one point, we could tour the nearby areas, where work was going on (in the depths of the Cold War). In on
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5y ago
I can walk faster when walking my large dog and he sees a squirrel. Nothing new here.
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5y ago
OneDrive.
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5y ago
Thank you for this!
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One before work, the other after. I tried just one or the other, and it doesn't work as well as before/after.
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5y ago
Expert.
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A parent started a used bookstore when I was kid in the 70s. I have no idea where the initial bunch of books came from, but we'd buy books and magazines, too. I spent the summer with a ton of MAD, Cracked, Cartoons, and when nobody was
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Took me eight months at a government gig to figure out how the system worked - much less how it was set up, then I left three months later ...
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AM radio is neck-and-neck with morse code as the only things that have not evolved or improved one single iota in a million years.
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5y ago
I'd be crippled without Bronkaid. And weed.
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