tssva

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by tssva 10mo ago
Maybe you get downvoted because this isn't centralizing all the power of the internet to one organization rather than being downvoted because people don't have an issue with that.
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by tssva 10mo ago
What? Next you are going to tell me they can’t use an abacus or properly impress cuneiform into clay tablets.
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by tssva 10mo ago
I retired a couple of years ago at 54 and now spend my days feeding horses, mucking stalls and spreading the resulting manure (a task consulting prepared me for), but for about 24 of my 30 year career prior to retiring I worked for consulti
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by tssva 10mo ago
"It's also weird being in IBM, because if your "contract" ends they put you on the bench. Then you basically have to job hunt within IBM, and if you can't find anything within a month or so you are out. It's su
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by tssva 10mo ago
Die Hard
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by tssva 10mo ago
I don’t agree with a lot that comes out of this administration but am onboard with this decision. The parks are funded by US tax dollars primarily for the benefit of US citizens and residents, so it makes sense to charge more for non-reside
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by tssva 11mo ago
I take a glp-1 and suffer no ill effects when I eat something "forbidden".
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by tssva 11mo ago
I live in an affulent area of one of the wealthiest counties in the country. The homeless rate and crime rate are significantly lower than the national average for the county as a whole and the numbers for my area of the county are signific
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by tssva 1y ago
Zhaoxin is addressed in the article and also why the author considers it unlikely they are the "corporate entity" in question.
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by tssva 1y ago
I still find Apple Maps to be awful. It consistently gives poor directions. For example the exit you need to take from the closest major road to reach my neighborhood splits once you are on it. If you continue straight you reach a stop ligh
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by tssva 1y ago
The tweet mentions that this is an arbitrary metric thrust upon them by Apple, so I don’t think they would necessarily disagree with you. During the monthly updates they do also show the passing number of tests without including the encodin
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by tssva 1y ago
I believe the way it generally works is the person that makes a claim has the burden to provide evidence it is true.
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by tssva 1y ago
Do you have any plans to backup the software and ROMs to archive.org? Lack of access to the ROMs has been a stumbling point for creating an emulator for this system.
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by tssva 1y ago
"No one has ever" regarding human actions is quite a bold claim to make in relation to anything.
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by tssva 1y ago
As the article states the Fed has to balance two mandates, controlling inflation and strong employment. Unfortunately as is often the case in life these 2 goals are sometimes at odds with each other. The Fed also has limited and very crude
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by tssva 1y ago
Scumbag on scumbag violence.
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by tssva 1y ago
I worked remotely from home for 12 years and never thought that. 80-90% of my work day was interacting with people. I could have used a little less interaction with work colleagues many days. Then there was the in person interaction with fr
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by tssva 1y ago
Is it still an order if you make it yourself? I can’t remember the last time I ordered a coffee at a coffee shop but I make myself a sugar-free pistachio latte every morning.
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by tssva 1y ago
A link is provided in the article which will take you directly to Linus's message on the kernel mailing list.
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by tssva 1y ago
The article is regarding a ballot initiative proposed by Governor Newsom which if approved by the voters would allow an exception to the law.
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by tssva 1y ago
Opera moved away from presto in 2013 which is 2 years before Microsoft introduced their EdgeHTML engine and 7 years before the final EdgeHTML based version of the Edge browser.
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by tssva 1y ago
That’s great but not what the comment you responded to was regarding.
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by tssva 1y ago
I’m using the definition that something can’t be done. The comment you responded to was regarding releasing a compiled ko and having it supported by newer kernels. Your response was we solved this by recompiling it.
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by tssva 1y ago
I’m confused. That fact that you had to recompile for each new kernel reinforces the quote you are seeking to challenge.
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by tssva 1y ago
Maybe next they can work on getting people to stop calling Category 3 - 8 cables Ethernet cables.
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by tssva 1y ago
The fee is per visa and not per entry. Non-immigrant work visas usually are valid between 12 - 36 months depending upon the type of visa.
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by tssva 1y ago
I delete email everyday.
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by tssva 1y ago
I find the PeaZip gui to be awful to use. I much prefer the 7-zip gui.
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by tssva 1y ago
Windows 11 has shipped with bsdtar/libarchive for a few years. The gui shell support for archive files was recently changed to use libarchive which has increased the supported archive files which can be opened in the shell.
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by tssva 1y ago
Microsoft Office is bloated, slow and a usability nightmare. I couldn’t imagine anything being worse in those regards but somehow LibreOffice has consistently shown me the limits of my imagination.

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