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sonicanatidae
3y ago
110% agreed. There should be a tax applied to excessively large consumer vehicles. They have an outsized affect on the roads, on the safety of others, and cause stupid things like not being able to see past them when they are in front of yo
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
It was never secure and anyone that said it was, was lying or mistaken.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I have no idea why anyone is still a user on LinkedIn. They've had numerous breaches, and give 2 entire shits about it. If your account gets stolen, even with MFA enabled, they will take roughly 2+ weeks to respond to your ticket and t
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I operate despite it's best efforts. I'm glad you have a different experience.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I don't think it's a bad take at all. The very latest and greatest version of Outlook, has broken Search. Not in a subtle way, no, as in the "remove focus from the goddamn text box after you've typed a couple of characte
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Outlook is hot garbage and has been for a lot time. Every single version.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Of the 4 people affected by this, 2 are were just trying it on a dare, 1 died, and the last one works directly for Microsoft.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Amazon is the devil. They are flooded with cheap chinese crap, returns are a maybe, and shipping times, when the controlling entity is amazon shipping itself, are a clown show. The thing that sets Amazon apart is they lead the pack in enshi
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I'm sure it is, but when they get fined 15 bucks, do you think they'll be dissuaded? In fact, they will embolden more to do the same, since the consequence is literally profits that outweigh the bullshit speed ticket level of fin
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
But their bribes are paid up, so they'll suffer no penalty. Quickbooks is a goddamn tragedy, yet people buy it every day. The user front end isn't bad, but what kind of morons can't write updates that work reliably? I'
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
They need to attack Exxon, instead of Tesla. https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4494543-exxon-... Elon is a turd, but at least he's not pushing fossil fuels or "clean burning coal".
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
100% This. Just coil it in a hidden space and save all the hassle/$ buying a splicer.
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Changhealth Pays Ransom
(wired.com)
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sonicanatidae
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I'm sure this will make the next malicious actor think twice about ransomware. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I used vi for about 5 years, then figured out how to exit it. ba-dum-tiss I'll see myself out.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
If you served dinner like they served customers, you would be apathetically serving cut up pieces of your family to the members that remain, while charging them an exorbitant price, then taking them to court if they dare post a bad review.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
To be fair, the Tappet Brothers were probably around when the stooges were recorded. ;) I do miss the show though. It was one of the few that could still be labeled, good fun.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Dewey, Cheatum & Howe, was a common trope in The Three Stooges, which I watched a lot of as a kid. :)
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Apple fined 2% of the money they have in offshore accounts that they never paid taxes on. FTFY.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Serving Customers has been the last thing on most companies minds for the past decade or 2. Dewey, Cheatum and Howe is a better example of the current "business" model of most companies. Source: I live in the real world, not the w
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
This is part of why I miss BBSes.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
That sounds like a fun little project. Thanks!
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Yeah, laying off 30k emps after a huge merger will make one memorable.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
If you ever do decide to get a printer, get a laser printer w/ toner. The cost per page is pennies and the toner doesn't dry out if you don't use it for a few months/years. Consumer Ink printers (inkjet/bubblejet&#
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Literally decades. I truly miss the HP 4/4Si series. Sure they were tanks, but you could do most of the service with a Philips screwdriver. The 2 most common failures were the fuser or a DC controller board and both were simple to repl
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Dune - Salusa Secundus https://i.imgur.com/ONFHF12.jpeg
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I'll check it out. While the Kindle itself isn't a bad tablet, I want Amazon to drive off a cliff in a flaming shitwagon, so non-Amazon options are preferred. Thanks!
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I'm sure leap year didn't exist when that code was written, or something. smfh.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
I keyed in games from magazines into things like a Vic-20, or C-64 or Ti99-4a, as a kid. To me, the lack of a tenkey means it's not really a kbd, just a toy.
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sonicanatidae
3y ago
Without Tenkey, they can keep it. For those that don't need/use tenkey, it might be a cool toy.
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