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9mo ago
Yeah sure I could also go live in a cave.
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9mo ago
They're a monopoly. They force me to use their shitty, ad-laden, privacy-violating services. I'll use all possible circumvention measures possible. Of course I use alternative solutions as much as possible, but it's a monopol
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9mo ago
Bwaaa an evil monopolistic empire won't get our money, that's so sad really. They're racking up tens of billions of money every quarter, we don't. I carefully do my best not to give any money to Microsoft, Google and the
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9mo ago
You can get a ioniq 5N which simulates appropriately ICE noises, gear switching when you want it, and drive silently when you want it
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9mo ago
"Pas de liberté pour les ennemis de la liberté" Saint-Just
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10mo ago
Notice that one of the pictures isn't actually a C15, but a Renault Express, which is equally indestructible though slightly smaller inside.
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10mo ago
Firefox has the option to display the menu bar. I like it.
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10mo ago
For me Windows XP was the intolerably ugly release that made me switch once and for all in 2002. Never looked back.
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10mo ago
Exactly my thought :)
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10mo ago
Well, TV sets defaults have been tailored for the maximum showroom impact (loud colours, flashy effects) since... about forever ? Plus ordinary people don't give a sh*t. Most people can't see the difference between HD and 4K (reme
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10mo ago
You can't have a credit card which makes your life miserable in the modern world even if you can find a bank : Visa, Master Card, Amex are all American.
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10mo ago
Back in 2004 I started using qemu to replace Bochs in my development, it was a huge help. My colleague sent an email to Fabrice to thank him and he replied very amicably. The guy is not only supremely competent, but absolutely unpretentious
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10mo ago
Isn't there a risk to get your blog blocked in corporate environment though? If it's a technical blog that would be unfortunate.
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11mo ago
I discovered the problem by trying to access https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ ironically :)
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11mo ago
There are several extensions to manage playback speed, most allow faster speeds. Do they work for you?
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1y ago
It's coming : https://interestingengineering.com/transportation/thorium-po...
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1y ago
As Hannah Arendt said : "The result of a consistent and total substitution of lies for factual truth is not that the lie will now be accepted as truth, and truth be defamed as lie, but that the sense by which we take our bearings in th
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1y ago
I'm late too, sorry but I don't have Teams meeting very frequently, only when I'm invited to one, AFAICT it works like with any other browser, I can share my screen, I see the others and they see me, etc. Nothing special real
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1y ago
There are some gross approximations in the comparison. Oversized fibre optics networks laid out in the late 90s were used for years and may even be in part still used today; today's servers and GPUs will be obsolete in 3 to 5 years, an
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1y ago
Teams works in Firefox on Linux perfectly fine for me.
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1y ago
I prefer Pysol but both are free anyway ;)
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1y ago
About silent letters, French did the same, but one of the unintended consequences was to change pronunciation of many words when reading became common in the XIXth century. For instance "admirer, admiration" had a silent d before
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1y ago
yep, this is an SGI demo, but I remember it with a dog, not a tiger :)
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1y ago
They come with their original creation date, as they should be : files synchronized across several machines must have the same metadata on all machines. And in Gnome, it just works (they have the right date, and appear as new when they are
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1y ago
on my Mac, the finder systematically fails to display the most recent downloaded files, or files synchronized through Nextcloud, under "recent files". For some reason, it always displays some random selection of recently used file
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1y ago
It depends. Zoés come in many flavours, with different sizes of battery (52kWh is the best, the same size as current Renault models R4 and R5), rented or bought (don't buy a Zoé with a rental battery!!!), and the CCS2 port is in option
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1y ago
Well... > The contest between the capitalist and the wage-labourer dates back to the very origin of capital. It raged on throughout the whole manufacturing period. [112] But only since the introduction of machinery has the workman fough
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1y ago
For your nasal rinses I hope you're using a "rhino horn" and not an expensive solution sold in pharmacies. Since I discovered it I rinse my nose much more often and more abundantly, and it's great (and waaaay cheaper tha
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1y ago
Exactly this. Modern capitalism is under the control of a minority of extroverts, psychopaths and control freaks, who are also constantly proposed as role models. They all love open offices, to the detriment of everyone else.
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1y ago
And that would be excellent news, because it would be a "great equalizer". And a more egalitarian world would be much happier.
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