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   by tomcam 1y ago

   And then I’d know
2. 332.▲
   by tomcam 1y ago

   So, wanking and hentai?
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   by tomcam 1y ago

   Also I’d like to know the tariffs China puts on similar items imported from here
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   by tomcam 1y ago

   That was a virtuoso explanation! You’ve solved about 25 years of USB questions I’ve had in one post. Thank you very much.
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   by tomcam 1y ago

   > When the agent had too much freedom, users got vague, bloated, or irrelevant results. Listen, pal: I was vague and bloated long before you released your little platform!
6. 336.▲
   by tomcam 1y ago

   Don’t the number of faucets, sinks, and outlets seem off?
7. 337.▲
   by tomcam 1y ago

   Overruled :)
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   Is this a picture of my kitchen or an AI rendering(reddit.com)

   2 points by tomcam 1y ago|4 comments
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   Adobe and YouTube Censor Journalist(youtu.be)

   3 points by tomcam 1y ago|0 comments
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    by tomcam 1y ago

    I so desperately wanted one of those. Later I became pretty successful and spent about 15 years paying massive, tax-deductible sums for tiny ahead-of-their times laptops from Sony, Panasonic, etc. until the first MacBook Air came out and fi
11. 341.▲
    by tomcam 1y ago

    Who… who was doing the updates?
12. 342.▲
    by tomcam 2y ago

    Home Depot website
13. 343.▲
    by tomcam 2y ago

    vuescan: seemingly universal scanner driver that has outlasted device support from some manufacturers by decades
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    FWIW I find these batteries and the charger to be exceptional. You can just leave batteries in and it knows when to stop charging. If you get the big charger and put a bunch of batteries in it charges them round-robin style. And the batteri
15. 345.▲
    by tomcam 2y ago

    I bought it for three fiddy
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    Soviet grooves from the Sixties and Seventies [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by tomcam 2y ago|0 comments
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    Love your attitude. This will take you a long way.
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    Downloaded it and am delighted. It feels like a mature product out of the gate. UI for determining the desired news mix is pure genius. Uh how will it make money?
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    That is a way better term than restaurant
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    Also be careful about adding an “f”
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    Which bothers me a lot in that context. Those are normally powerful distinctions in an academic context…
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    Wonderful story but we must also acknowledge the teacher for going along with it so gracefully
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    Wonderful comment and thanks for your gift to the lexicographical world of the word Poopoombas
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    So sorry, brother.
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    I like my watches the same way I like my women. Quiet, and with fewer complications. Joke! It’s a joke! Aw, downvote away ye bastards.
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    Having been involved in some big projects my first instinct is that someone had to make a decision fast. IIRC the PC was designed in an 18-month skunkworks project. I assume that someone had to meet a deadline, they were probably responsibl
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    If I understand correctly that would require releasing the publisher’s private key, though，correct?
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    I don't know this area, but it seems to me it might be a boon to security? So that you can tell if components have been tampered with?
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    I came from a background that sounds a lot like yours. I didn’t get to go to MIT; I just taught myself, also during hard economic times. My way of getting jobs was learning skills that were difficult for most programmers so that having a de
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    by tomcam 2y ago

    That is a damn good professor