stodor89

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by stodor89 4mo ago
I unironically like the trackpad and keyboard on the Neo better than Air/Pro's. It's not a perfect laptop, but I promise you people who spend $600 on their computer have never seen anything comparable.
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by stodor89 4mo ago
> People must want Windows or Linux so badly they will pay 25-30% for a thinkpad Yup, I got Thinkpad X9, the idea being "Air 15 but with Windows". It does the job. I still think Air 15 is better (and cheaper), but the software
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by stodor89 4mo ago
> unless you're still gaming at 1080p I think modern rendering techniques need more pixels. 1440p should be considered bare minimum, and 4K the norm. Unfortunately, the prices are what they are. On the flipside, being a low-spec gam
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by stodor89 4mo ago
I type out nowhere near enough code for this to matter, but it's pretty cool nonetheless!
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by stodor89 4mo ago
Woah, how is this legal?! Actually, is it?
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by stodor89 4mo ago
> Until you need to repair something or change some hardware The overwhelming majority of people would just go buy a new one. The downtime for ordering parts and waiting repairs has a price tag, likely greater than the laptop's pric
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by stodor89 4mo ago
Oof, true, somehow I failed to parse this part. Probably because you wrote "lots" instead of "lost".
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by stodor89 4mo ago
> However, in bulgarian in means 'thread' You can use "конец" for "end" in Bulgarian too, even though it's antiquated.
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by stodor89 4mo ago
I realized that most of the games I fancied playing just aren't meant for a 7" screen.
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by stodor89 5mo ago
Disenfranchised people wanting the system to crash and burn is nothing new.
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by stodor89 5mo ago
Win32 - the #1 stable userland ABI for Linux!
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by stodor89 5mo ago
Entry-spec M1 Air is the best computer ever made. I can't stand Apple, but it's the truth. I used one sporadically to build my stuff for Mac. Going back to my Windows workstation after that always felt like travelling 15 years bac
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by stodor89 5mo ago
> I legitimately have no idea what "SS" means next to a port surströmming
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by stodor89 5mo ago
> My wife is getting basically beat up by one of our kids now You can't have this. Have a one-to-one conversation with your kid and tell them you can't have this. If they continue... well, I'm not saying "whoop their
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by stodor89 5mo ago
I was only punished like this once as a child. It was because I beat another kid and took his crayons. It worked like a charm. So YMMV.
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by stodor89 5mo ago
> No idea what you guys are doing. A friend of mine has been running the same Arch install since 2009. Does this mean Linux is problem-free and people who struggle with it are doing something wrong? No, it doesn't. Same with Windows
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by stodor89 5mo ago
Adding Copilot as co-author: For when just stealing other people's code doesn't cut it anymore.
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by stodor89 5mo ago
> I love how to do anything in this language, you have to fight it with all you have. You have to use features in ways that feel like they were probably never intended to be used in. Everything is just an accident, some random pattern ra
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by stodor89 6mo ago
My grandma is still daily driving my ancient Galaxy S5 Neo. When someone says thinness is opposed to removable battery, or water resistance, or headphone jack, or durability, or SD card... I always think of it.
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by stodor89 6mo ago
Success cost him everything. Why'd he ever want another?
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by stodor89 6mo ago
Or if you're building something important, like a spaceship.
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by stodor89 6mo ago
Can managers access it without managerial approval?
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by stodor89 6mo ago
Make the sprites as good as you can within a reasonable amount of time. Don't stress too much about it. You can always do a second pass later on. And even if you decide to pay a professional artist, your sprites would still be useful a
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by stodor89 6mo ago
Cause there's money to be made.
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by stodor89 6mo ago
> The bulk of the comments in here are focused on comparing Larry Ellison to a lawn mower That's just mean. People need to show some respect to lawn mowers.
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by stodor89 6mo ago
Beast of a machine.
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by stodor89 7mo ago
Or Brave. Or AdGuard.
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by stodor89 7mo ago
Well, he's right in the context of HN audience. But normies are people too, and so are children, and so are 90-year-old grandmas who want to stay in touch with younger family members. If we don't push back against the brainrot, it
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by stodor89 7mo ago
"Okay grandma, let's get you to bed" moment.
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by stodor89 7mo ago
> specieism Wait, do we not agree that people are inherently more valuable than pigs?

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