weberer

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901.
by weberer 4y ago
>Make the "choosing server" nonsense come after account creation. Ffs. Where would you like these account credentials to be stored? Imagination land?
902.
by weberer 4y ago
How is Java not memory-safe?
903.
by weberer 4y ago
I don't know where you lived, but everywhere around Philadelphia/NYC/Boston had sidewalks unless you were way out in the sticks. I lived within a 10 minute walk to the closest supermarket, and 5 minutes to the closest Wawa. Y
904.
by weberer 4y ago
You don't get kicked out. You get purged.
905.
by weberer 4y ago
A typical American in the suburbs certainly does not go on a highway to go to the supermarket or park. Those are all local amenities. I know some regions have problems with sidewalk coverage like Florida and way out west, but the suburbs ar
906.
by weberer 4y ago
>So, you're saying, hopefully we will soon have "abundant supplies of cheap GHG emission-free energy" We've had it since the 60's. Various green parties fought against it tooth and nail.
907.
by weberer 4y ago
Yeah, that's generally seen as one of the major problems with Marxism.
908.
by weberer 4y ago
VR seems to be the opposite. Every company was pushing for it, but the consumer demand just wasn't there.
909.
by weberer 4y ago
There was a company called Jitterbug that old those huge button phones in the USA in the 2000s.
910.
by weberer 4y ago
Are you also aware that he told Putin that he would bomb Moscow if Russia invaded Ukraine?
911.
by weberer 4y ago
You can't just compare the incarceration rate without also comparing the violent crime rate.
912.
by weberer 4y ago
Of course those are ads.
913.
by weberer 4y ago
Yeah, the Swedish elections were two months ago, and took 6 days for the official results to come in.
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by weberer 4y ago
>How is a house so cheap in Finland? Because nobody wants to live outside Helsinki these days. So there's a lot of supply and low demand everywhere else.
915.
by weberer 4y ago
Look up the story about why there was no Windows 9.
916.
by weberer 4y ago
It appears to be a third-party, ad-free mirror. The original site is also hosted on wikidot, which has been getting DDOS'd intermittently over the past year.
917.
by weberer 4y ago
>Allah verses Yahweh Aren't they the same guy?
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by weberer 4y ago
Where in Europe? Its an entire continent with a huge salary range and many different cultures. Here in Finland, the iPhone is quite popular, and pretty much seen as the default option for non-tech people who don't want to root their ph
919.
by weberer 4y ago
Its exactly the opposite. Back then, everyone was so smart. It was only people near the top of the bell curve who could access the internet in the 90's. Then sometime circa 2007, it stopped being a place mainly for intellectual discuss
920.
by weberer 4y ago
>Imagine you need to choose a server every time you wanted to surf the net ??? I don't have to imagine. That's exactly what happens when you enter a URL.
921.
by weberer 4y ago
I hate the 50-60hz flicker, but most people don't seem to notice it or care. Manufacturers don't want to spend the extra 10 cents per unit on a decoupling capacitor.
922.
by weberer 4y ago
>Mastodon was created because its developers thought Twitter didn't have enough censorship You got it backwards. Mastodon was created back in 2016 when Twitter censorship was starting to get way out of hand. Its description was &quo
923.
by weberer 4y ago
- Civilization V
924.
by weberer 4y ago
I've always been a fan of how Java packages do it where the TLD is first.
925.
by weberer 4y ago
The best solution I've seen is third-party bank authenticators. Its only popular in Finland (and I think Norway) due to some sort of mandates. It solves the biggest problem of using SMS for this: RECOVERY. If you lose your phone or num
926.
by weberer 4y ago
No. Google will lock you out forever.
927.
by weberer 4y ago
>It is up to you to make sure you don't loose access. The problem in my case was that Google changed the rules halfway through. I kept my username and password perfectly secure in my password manager. But one day they suddenly decid
928.
by weberer 4y ago
Yeah, that's why I don't watch TV any more.
929.
by weberer 4y ago
Lol, no.
930.
by weberer 4y ago
The 2022 model. By real sleep mode, I mean suspend-to-RAM, or S3. A few years ago, Microsoft declared that they will no longer support sleep mode, and will just call S0 mode "Modern standby" so they can keep doing telemetry nonsen

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