swarnie

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by swarnie 5y ago
Can it run Windows? If not you've missed 75% of the desktop market.
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by swarnie 5y ago
Correct me if i'm wrong but aren't you describing an extremely niche market?
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by swarnie 5y ago
Meta Platforms, Inc The name Facebook are now using to distance themselves from insurrections, mental torment and the occasional genocide.
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by swarnie 5y ago
I've always wondered how META employees justify their work, funnily enough they never seem to answer when asked, they just downvote to hide the question and move on.
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by swarnie 5y ago
Hey hey people, Sseth here.
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by swarnie 5y ago
And not the unprofitable company with no route to success asking for $122 million?
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by swarnie 5y ago
> Once again Apple is showing how to do things stupidly. To be fair if you or your company are dumb enough to buy these devices your probably also of a mind to take it in for expensive repairs. Its perfect business logic from the fruity
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by swarnie 5y ago
While absolutely correct you've picked the wrong audience and you know it.
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by swarnie 5y ago
For work i use a tool called Snagit to queue up screen captures then a pen and paper to scribble notes. The two together along with my memory and the order of open tabs is enough to put together "good enough" documentation showing
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by swarnie 5y ago
That doesn't seem right. I also have a PCIe NVMe boot drive, typically i don't even notice updates until i go to shut my PC down in the evenings and windows tells me it'd like a few mins to do the updates. Same difference to
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by swarnie 5y ago
> It's more about the user experience and in Windows, it's horrible and user hostile. How so? From where i'm sat every application i want works and i can do all my business / leisure tasks with relative ease. I actual
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by swarnie 5y ago
Groundbreaking theory - Set the legal age to smoke at 18 then increase this age by 1 year every year after. Everyone who can smoke now gets to continue their quest to die of a debilitating cancer. Children are protected as it will never be
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by swarnie 5y ago
Increasing the price definitely prevents new people from picking up the degusting habit. I just checked and a pack of my old smokes are over £12 a pack ($16 in Monopoly money)! The only problem i see if that it hasn't already broke £20
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by swarnie 5y ago
Jest might be too trivial but yes... The CIA meet all of their own criteria to be a terrorist organisation.
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by swarnie 5y ago
> If they colluded like a "cartel", they should be treated like a cartel Are you suggesting we use their distribution networks to move crack in to the cities, then use the money made to fund illegal interventions in South Ameri
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Typically you open the Heinz can Microwave under clingfilm for 3-4 minutes Serve over toast. Its not that complicated right?
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by swarnie 5y ago
Look at this guy, implying he has a separate test environment. Probably has an adequate budget and manager buy in as well.
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by swarnie 5y ago
I think its more that Tether, the coin which provides the most liquidity in the market is an obvious scam. I know too many people are too deeply involved now to accept it...
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Nissan and Renault both make appalling and cheap SUVs?
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by swarnie 5y ago
That's entirely false. The AZ/British vaccine is being provided at cost https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/mar/28/astrazeneca... > AstraZeneca is one of the shining stars of the pande
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You must know that's a very atypical business model....
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You "purchased" a "service". Without the payment the service wouldn't be accessible
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by swarnie 5y ago
Maybe if viewed in a cynical way yes. At least when i donate to blue origin i get something tangible delivered to my door. Where is the value exchange in being one of 10k people building a faux-relationship with a hot tub streamer?
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by swarnie 5y ago
Kind of worrying considering my twitch is linked to my Amazon account, and all my banking credentials are linked to Amazon.
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Wagies donating to millionaires is probably the funniest thing i can imagine.
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by swarnie 5y ago
It was quite a shock as i'd never seen it before growing up. In the UK we had a bit of a double glazing boom in the late 70s, highlighted well in the TV show "White Gold" This generic PVC stuff became so common place i'd
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by swarnie 5y ago
In comparison when i lived in Russia we had double glazing but the gap between the panes was about 9 inches wide. We used to use the space as a make-shift freezer, worked great, 10/10.
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by swarnie 5y ago
Its one of those weird reddit comments that the bots always make in default subs "Always have a plunger", "always buy a plunger" I always wondered about this... I'm 31 and have never needed to use one, i assumed it
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by swarnie 5y ago
You have too much faith in humanity I bet a billion people getting word bundled with O365 would still use it, mostly because no one would have read page 3456 of the ToS and wouldn't know any better. Some nerd packs online would scream
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by swarnie 5y ago
Because those are 2 of the 3 most popular apps and my retirement account depends on their continued success.

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