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by weare138 5y ago
Hey let's make browsing the web as inconvenient and convoluted as we can.
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I'm not sure about that timeline. 1GB of ram was already pretty common for workstations in 2000. My PC in 2001 had 1GB ram. The Sun SPARCstation 20 was released in '94 and supported up to 512MB. By '97 Sun's enterprise s
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by weare138 5y ago
I don't think it's a single person. I'm pretty sure it's a group of people connected to the old cypherpunks mailing list.
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by weare138 5y ago
Link is broken, goes to the site's main page.
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by weare138 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_windshield_pitting_epi...
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by weare138 5y ago
It's not just you. I have been having similar problems and it just seems to keep getting worse. The other issue I've been having is the precedence of product pages over everything else. Now it seems no matter what I search for I&#
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by weare138 5y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8734085/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8765325/
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by weare138 5y ago
Regardless of how it started a bunch of actual racists took it and ran with it. Now actual racists use that symbol unironically. The KKK was started by a group of hoaxers and pranksters to troll people but I don't think anyone would ar
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by weare138 5y ago
'For just pennies a day you can buy an NFT of this starving child in an underdeveloped country.'
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by weare138 5y ago
> The 200 most popular new tracks now regularly account for less than 5 percent of total streams. I don't think it's an issue of old vs. new music but the decline of pop music. People are just tired of the same boring rehashed
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by weare138 5y ago
How do you know what people 'intend' to use? Making it inconvenient to use alternative browsers especially when they compete with your own is manufactured consent not intention. I use FF on Linux and have to go through that crap e
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by weare138 5y ago
Holy crap I hate that damn remote. Who the hell thought that thing was a good idea?
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Something is weird here. The chart says the Core i3-1220P has 2 P cores and 8 E cores but then the article says " Bringing up the rear is the Core i3-1220P, which offers only two efficiency cores and eight performance cores. " I&#
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by weare138 5y ago
Wat? The article is just talking about automated software parsing different file formats. If you're worried about 'Equifax-like companies that verify all the bullet points' I'm sorry to inform you that's already hap
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by weare138 5y ago
The article's title is misleading. The study is on war horses from Britain and the smaller horses were from the Norman period, not the entire medieval era. For some reason the average size of horses shrunk for a few hundred years in Br
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PayPal stole users’ money after freezing, seizing funds, lawsuit alleges(arstechnica.com)
33 points by weare138 5y ago|1 comments
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> What this means is that there is no virus known to man that has this particular sequence in its genome prior to the discovery of SARS-Cov-2. So where on earth has it come from? Mutation? The same way we get every new pathogen?
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Doom on Handheld Inventory Scanner(twitter.com)
3 points by weare138 5y ago|1 comments
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Or they could just want the money... > Authorities said they seized more than 426 million rubles, $600,000, and €500,000 in cash, along with cryptocurrency wallets, computers, and 20 expensive cars.
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Same here
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I'm wondering if Putin is becoming paranoid of a possibly military coup and this is a way to keep the Russian military away from Moscow or some other related internal crisis. I'm honestly surprised that hasn't happened yet.
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by weare138 5y ago
> Being cancelled getting you down? Well now there’s a conference for you—and everyone else booted from mainstream political discourse for “thoughtcrimes.” What is it with these people and their constant persecution complex? Did anyone
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by weare138 5y ago
Considering how old and convoluted most government tech is and how compartmentalized government departments are I'm thinking it was just probably easier and cheaper than dealing with some legacy tech stack in a different department.
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> What if we flip it to: "Why do app developers deserve access to Apple's customers?" > 30% is the price to access Apple's customers. That goes both ways. Would Apple's products be as popular as they are wit
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I don't think we should expect any company to 'fix' the web. Apple's ecosystem contributed to the fragmentation of the web too. We're not going to get something better just something slightly less worse.
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I'm getting that crap too. I just got 2 today.
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by weare138 5y ago
CVS blockchains are printed on one long continuous receipt and occasionally gives you $2.00 off NFTs if you have a CVS card.
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> but from my understanding they are a way to extend "ownership" for digital entities like you would do for phisical[sic] ones. But it doesn't. Unless that NFT includes a legal sales agreement or contract transferring own
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by weare138 5y ago
EA Gas Pump Golf 2022 New 'Diesel' DLC is now available for $29.99
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That's where I bailed too.

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