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by uni_rule 4y ago
I suppose it is easier to run one major fiber line to a cell than it is commit to FTTH. Still I though this was a half-deserved dig at how outside of cell-service many more rural parts of North America still top out at decades old ADSL, and
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Considering 4k screens will only become more popular as the screens on pretty much everything progress foward this feels hilariously shortsighted. Also the optics of it are terrible, any customer that ever even considers resolution at any
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I hate that fines proportional to the revenue giant companies make from doing shady shit are the exception and not the rule
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by uni_rule 4y ago
That is incredibly shortsighted considering one of the prime ways the US Government skirts protections against domestic data collection is by simply buying it from private entities.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
We get that you're playing cookie clicker with real life money / thousands of dollars of computer hardware but you don't need to act like you're doing the world a service with it. It's inherently wasteful because pr
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by uni_rule 4y ago
They aren't going to regulate shit, 90% of Congress still calls the computer tower the hard drive. They aren't going to regulate dirty fuels either because whether they produce pollution is now a matter of "opinion" tied
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The top end cards were just regular scalping in a similar vein to the ps5, opportunists. The mining was just icing on the cake.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I mean just not being a corrupt mob like entity that exists to harass restaurant owners would be a plus to me. Solving the chicken and egg problem of actually getting momentum would be much harder. Then it is not only competing with yelp b
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by uni_rule 4y ago
So client side moderation like Usenet?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
If nearly all the 60-series cards sold for several months are considered high end cards, what are the low end ones? 710 gt's?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I think they just don't want them to be giving mainland Chinese fabs large sums of money, particularly as the federal government invests in breaking ground on multiple domestic fabs.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
It seems that if you don't opt for AMD on AMD this new generation of PCs will be absolute toaster ovens.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
A representative democracy is still a democracy.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I remember using the "oldskool" plugin with it which made their comparability noticably better.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The lawyer one?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Isn't the situation of photo rights with the Eiffel Tower kinda fucked? Like to the point where picture of the tower at night are copyrighted vs in daylight?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
It makes sense in the context of the program being a spinoff of the Netscape suite (or early Mozilla suite) which had multiple parts including the browser. After all this program still has a NNTP client jammed in it, adding matrix is simply
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Maybe they had an 810 crap out on them
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The problem with fake information on Wikipedia is that poorly sourced documents will source it, which will then be sourced by Wikipedia down the line until the misinformation is self- legitimized.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
We are already seeing a lot of fucked up SEO spam rising to the top these days. IMO it might actually start picking at Google's market share because prior to this the product actually seemed infallible to the average layman.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Well if it can't run doom it might run Bad Apple
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Well it's not surprising considering /pol/ is the most popular board on the entire site. That means pol is 4chan. Containment board my ass, that's why half the people are there in the first place, Nazi first and hobbyi
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Their ability to hold back infrastructure updates for old but still functional equipment is government tier.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
They use Arch btw
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by uni_rule 5y ago
I would be under the impression that Americans would show up less often in the papers because slimebag tax avoidance in the US is still done domestically. Not like Delaware seems to exist for any other reason.
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by uni_rule 5y ago
This prostate stimulation was bought to you by Geico
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by uni_rule 6y ago
That Consulier GTP is hot though
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by uni_rule 6y ago
I at least partly disagree with this article in that those are not the only 4 companies specifically necessitating a breakup and that the problems they represent are partly structural (besides the idea of fixed telecom being a natural monop
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by uni_rule 6y ago
I lucked into getting one such tv for free, it works quite decently. It only has one hdmi port and the speakers are quite mediocre on it (rear firing). The color settings built into it are different things like "shopping mall, outside,