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by vondur 3y ago
I was looking at getting tickets for an event, and it looks like it sells out quite frequently. Hopefully they don't shut it down.
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by vondur 3y ago
Isn’t there a way to flag posts like this which attack people and call them bootlickers?
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by vondur 3y ago
Ooh. This is pretty cool. I’ll have to give it a try. Thanks.
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by vondur 3y ago
For speed, I've been trying out using Clear Linux. It feels really fast. Getting software for it outside of FlatHub or in the Clear Linux repos basically means compiling from source, but so far it's been good.
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by vondur 3y ago
The KDE spin from Fedora is really nice. It's pretty much vanilla KDE and is kept up to date with every new release of Fedora. I do agree that it should be one the primary download page as an option.
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by vondur 3y ago
I do. I have a variety of Roman coins dating back to Principate up to the Byzantine era. I tend to look for coins for Emperors that I find interesting, such as Trajan, Constantine, Aurelian and others. It looks like most of the coins were F
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by vondur 3y ago
I don’t think there are many self hosted Exchange servers at this point.
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by vondur 3y ago
My Grandfather fought in the roughriders in the Spanish American war. During that time period, leaders basically raised there own armies.
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by vondur 3y ago
As mentioned by others, this is preferred to having malathion sprayed from helicopters over the LA Basin in the 1980's. I remember having to wash down my parent's cars in the morning to remove it as the solution could damage paint
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by vondur 3y ago
$30/month USD compared to the average salary in London is pretty good. We unfortunately don't have much competition among ISP's here in the US.
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by vondur 3y ago
According to wikipedia the average monthly salary in Peru is $502 US. $37 per month doesn't seem that cheap to me.
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by vondur 3y ago
Ha, back in the day when I was a student assistant in a campus computer lab, we flashed the BIOS boot screen with a full screen image of Darth Maul. The staff person who oversaw us was not amused. (This was in the Pentium 3 era IIRC)
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by vondur 3y ago
So the article says these costs are reimbursable if you are required to work from home, but not if you are voluntarily doing it. So many of us that are required to be in the office sometime during the week but may work remote other times,
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by vondur 3y ago
I wonder if there's a way to keep the SO2 localized to a geographic area? The best bang for the buck should be over the arctic to help with the ice loss and less reflectivity due to that.
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by vondur 3y ago
Ooh, this sounds good. I've had kidney stones a couple of times. It was not very fun.
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by vondur 3y ago
My dad had a huge old Country Squire station wagon. Fake wood paneling all over it. There were 4 kids in the family.
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by vondur 3y ago
At this point can his testimony make things worse for his case?
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by vondur 3y ago
Some of the Nvidia Jetson kits seemed to be pretty good little PC's. They run Linux fine, but Windows seems to be lagging for ARM at the moment.
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by vondur 3y ago
I watched a video on Youtube of someone driving their Tesla through water that is up to its hood. Nothing seemed to happen to it (it was able to drive away). Supposedly the batteries are sealed, but I'd never test that doing it. This c
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by vondur 3y ago
According to the linked article, it reacts with hard water minerals and forms complexes that last up to 20 years or so.
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by vondur 3y ago
No. The big issue is that the trains aren’t considered safe. The homeless hang out and cause a lot of issues. I’ve been accosted by them on the green line. Which is too bad as with connections you can go all the way from my area all the way
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by vondur 3y ago
At first I couldn’t care if someone bought this equipment to mod their vehicles. It’s readily apparent if you see someone driving a diesel like that. However here in Southern California I’ve seen countless vehicles driving the freeways belc
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by vondur 3y ago
The linked article specifically mentions Lotus Improv as the app that had this functionality in it. Interesting how Steve Jobs was able to get Lotus to make it a NeXT exclusive app initially.
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by vondur 3y ago
Depending on the state, being a Teacher is a good job. However, she probably should have attended a state university to save money.
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by vondur 3y ago
What if the A17 was clocked up to the same clock speed as the 7950x, do you think that the A17 would not score higher?
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by vondur 3y ago
Intel won because of DOS. Once Compaq opened the market to clones, you could purchase an Intel PC from any number of manufacturers that could run DOS, and then later Windows. IBM tried to stop this with OS2, but thanks to its DOS compatibil
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by vondur 3y ago
Well, you had other issues going on within the group. IBM only seemed interested in server chips and later on their higher volume chips for the Nintendo Wii and Xbox 360. Apple alienated Motorola by pulling their license for MacOS right bef
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by vondur 3y ago
I assume that's one of the reasons why they teamed up with IBM and Apple for the PowerPC. More resources that can be used for CPU development compared to them going it alone.
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by vondur 3y ago
I purchase the business version of the ThinkPads and the warranties are fine. In fact, HP, Dell and Lenovo use the same company in my area when they send out technicians to work on them.
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by vondur 3y ago
I have a motherboard from Gigabyte that will prompt after the first boot in Windows to install some of their software. https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/06/millions-of-pc-moth... With my motherboard you c

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