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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Though, the accounting for this ad, we don't see the inflation adjusted price - because $1600 in 1991 isn't the same as $1600 now. That $1600 Tandy would equate to ~$3250 in Today's day and age. So, essentially an M1 Pro&#x2F
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
It's been pulled by the event horizon.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Any newspaper available in my city are reliant upon advertising. Let's not forget I pay for the newspaper subscription too, it's not free to sign up. Unfortunately some newspapers also are heavily biased in favor of those who pay
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
As a fellow Christopher -thank the IT overlords of my state (MO) that my driver's license uses my name in its entirety and not cutting off the 'r'.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Reason for it not being a compelling system aren't inherently obvious to most people: Games are developed currently to run on x86 Windows machines. Predominantly Windows machines. If the game is designed to run on MacOS, then more like
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
"Raised without comfort and support of a stable, loving family structure, and without any sort of ethos." Let's fix this to what the author really meant: Raised without comfort and support of a nuclear, Christian family struc
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Following this conversation, it reminds me of the film 'The Chicago Seven' regarding the problems within the court, and the judge's inherent bias for the officers.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
The Trabant - a classic example of cheap East German engineering. Woefully crash 'un'resistant, and a body made of cotton. Guy in my state on YouTube has one and takes it to car shows, or used to. ( https://www.youtube.c
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
While a lot of these can be difficult to read - I personally as a Missourian like the design of the Missouri plate, it's a lot like the older 2000's plates that were based around the river motif. Additionally, it is quite easy to
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
This just feels like a developer side of the Windows 11 release the "Windows 10 is our last version of Windows" but for devs. UWP is being deprecated in favor of another technology, WinUI which will annex much of the philosophy a
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
via the leaded gasoline it uses. Same as how leaded gasoline in cars poisoned people. Same premise, different vehicle.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Partly though, if I'm remembering correctly, is that no amount of lead is considered 'safe'. Obviously that's very difficult, and many people will be exposed to lead at some point. End goal should be to minimize, and mak
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
My electric lawn mower is so much more reliable and quieter than my old 2 stroke gas mower. I don't live in California, but either way, I'd refuse to go back to using a 2 stroke.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
While this is true, the user shouldn't be forced to setup near-required internet connection for the device to get it running. Seeing the dark patterns with Windows 10 has already motivated me elsewhere to switch to a Linux desktop at h
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Shouldn't be required for Home users especially.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Sorry to jump in wildly here - but this reminds me of a similar attack on the idea where we shouldn't use "air cleaners" to reduce carbon emission already in our atmosphere. I get it, it's not a the only solution to a pr
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
> Over the past four years, Android devices were found to have 15 to 47 times more malware infections than iPhone. This reminds me of the NSO and Apple's history of failing to cooperate with security researchers. If sideloading
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Not that I disagree with you - but "can't yell fire in a crowded room" is slightly misconstrued. As those aren't the original words from the U.S. Supreme Court case. [0] Additionally, the idea of 'clear and present
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
"It's got electrolytes!"