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by type0 7mo ago
Advent of Computing
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by type0 7mo ago
Just one more reason to boycott Ryanair
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by type0 7mo ago
Pop_OS!
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by type0 8mo ago
I connect my speakers with audiophile grade banana connectors, I don't like mud connectors since the sound becomes muddy
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by type0 8mo ago
This always frustrates the heck out of me when it is the same mechanical keyboards but different switches
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by type0 8mo ago
My Android phone is made by Chinese and all the patents are held by Americans
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Could Europe Defeat America in an All-Out War?(globalaffairsexplained.com)
2 points by type0 9mo ago|7 comments
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by type0 9mo ago
My grandma had Programma 101, it was such an awesome machine
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by type0 9mo ago
> 51 Greenland > 52 Iceland > 53 Canada I expect Trump to rename those according to the colors of American flag: 51 Blueland, 52 Redland, 53 Whiteland
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Whatever happened to Trump Mobile's promise of a golden phone?(pbs.org)
19 points by type0 9mo ago|2 comments
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by type0 9mo ago
It would all be good and all but Windows is now completely unreliable,it's not a workhorse when it breaks itself with updates and removes the drivers
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by type0 9mo ago
> if the new intel processor can compete on battery life with mac I might go back to linux. Unfortunately Intel is cutting down their Linux involvement so I wouldn't have high hopes for it. Newer AMD laptops are probably on par with
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by type0 9mo ago
Just ask for some Ukrainian undersea drones to do the job, they will be happy to hurt Russia
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by type0 9mo ago
No declarations of War has been needed for decades, internationally you only get disadvantages from doing that. Russia hasn't declared war to Ukraine, neither has Ukraine to Russia, so what.
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by type0 9mo ago
US annexing Greenland is just an excuse for US to leave NATO, Trump or Vance might do it if Putin attacks Europe, and he will when China attacks Taiwan.
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by type0 9mo ago
That's why I think Putin won't use nukes but would just load chemical weapons on drones to attack European cities and blame it on some terrorist organization. Trump might even support him in claiming that Russia is innocent and NA
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by type0 9mo ago
For anyone who likes trains I can recommend The Train (1964), it's a fun little war movie with Burt Lancaster about French resistance in 1944
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by type0 10mo ago
> Because even if something is a borderline scam, Apple probably gets their 30%. Exactly this, the same reason why Facebook relies on scam ads for at least a third of their revenue.
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by type0 10mo ago
> When literally typing on a phone is a daily frustrating experience you know you fucked up "You are holding it wrong", maybe it's intentional and Apple decided that you should use Siri more
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by type0 10mo ago
You will have a better UX while being scammed
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by type0 10mo ago
> But their innovative design tends to be They should release iphone pocket mankini edition as their hallmark of innovative design
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by type0 10mo ago
How long until we get ads in our lockscreens like in certain android devices?
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Google is bringing Android to PCs with AluminiumOS(pocket-lint.com)
3 points by type0 10mo ago|1 comments
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Nokia: The Deep Fall of an Industry Giant – The Rise and Fall of Nokia Mobile [video](youtube.com)
2 points by type0 10mo ago|1 comments
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by type0 10mo ago
Digital feudalism
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by type0 10mo ago
> I think maybe you're trying to say "white" instead Not sure what you are babbling about but, It's about ethnicity and not race. Plenty of third generation Turks still don't consider themselves German, then some
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by type0 10mo ago
I wrote about Windows Home, they sure can divert the code further and lock it down completely. The same probably can't be done for Pro version unless they want to break Group Policy
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Carrier-grade NAT: The Killer of the "Homelab"(a6n.co.uk)
21 points by type0 10mo ago|15 comments
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by type0 10mo ago
Just one more reason to boycott Apple products
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by type0 10mo ago
> Just in case you are on some greater shit-list (maybe by accident, by someone else's doing) Unfortunately identity theft is common these days, most people don't even know that they are victims of it.

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