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4y ago
Aw dang I thought they were using OpenFirmware.
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4y ago
Lots of Five Cent Army here on HN.
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steponlego
4y ago
Onion sites or i2p are even better. You never know when you will be targeted by govcorp and have your domain yanked.
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4y ago
Many rural areas do not have power and never will.
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4y ago
We already built out fiber in the '90s under Clinton and most of it's dark still.
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4y ago
Last-mile rural connectivity will never reach everybody in the USA. It's just too many people to service. Obama's net "neutrality" which thankfully got shit canned was going to mandate free service for the poor for all n
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4y ago
DSP coprocessors were hot shit for a minute there.
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4y ago
Give the kid an Apple II.
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4y ago
It's XUL based but has lots of other Mozilla garbage, like the bits of Rust they jammed in there and which are now essentially unmaintained.
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4y ago
Wonder how toxic those produce stickers are?
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4y ago
My wife and I were just talking yesterday about how we hoped Ryuichi would make another album before he died.
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4y ago
We’ll yeah they have to spray cancer poison on the stuff so it’s water and grease resistant. Wax is way too expensive, especially beeswax which wouldn’t have this issue. You ever wonder what the ingredients are in a paper straw? Don’t look
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4y ago
It's not hydrogen vs. petrol, but hydrogen vs. dirty lithium mines.
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4y ago
I just think we're jerking off pre-hydrogen which seems to be the most ideal fuel.
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4y ago
What a great game. One neat feature on the MS-DOS version (not sure about Amiga) was that you could plug in a second mouse and play two players on the same screen. This was very unique for DOS games.
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4y ago
>no, it isn't to hide bad CG Yes, yes it is. Black Panther's CGI was notoriously awful even by 1990's standards.
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4y ago
Stealing a car is like stealing a horse, a penalty punishable by death since the Roman days. Deprive somebody of their car by theft and you could be killing them, in the deep desert. There is an argument that a person who steals a truck is
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4y ago
Is that the stuff that causes cancer?
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4y ago
It's now well understood that plants communicate and can even have moods. Even algae. This wasn't even news decades ago.
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4y ago
A pig's squeals when it's slaughtered is merely air passing through the constricted trachea.
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4y ago
Is this a GPT written screed?
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4y ago
Poke through Cloudflare and 4chan’s running on FBI servers.
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4y ago
It all seems exciting but this is dead software. We have GNU emacs now.
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4y ago
Vegans are going to have to re-evaluate their life choices. It might be much more cruel to harvest a field of soybeans than it is to kill a cow.
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4y ago
I strongly suspect everybody who visited Epstein’s island to be both evil, and a pedophile. I’ve been boycotting all companies associated with all visitors to the island.
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4y ago
They poo HARD into the Internet.
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4y ago
This started a trend with other bluechecks flipping the script in an attempt to send Trump voters to the wrong polling places too. But since they’re lefties, the state won’t go after them.
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4y ago
Who would want Google in their car? This is a privacy nightmare.
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4y ago
Heh, yeah.
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steponlego
4y ago
You can pretend to check ESG check boxes. I know several people who do this.
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