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3mo ago
Perhaps HR should be warning them of reduced productivity and lawsuits when the CO2 concentration is elevated.
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3mo ago
My company does it to our phone passcodes. 90 days.
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3mo ago
Solar and batteries get you through the entire day right here on Earth, plus you can shit in a toilet when you need to go on site to fix or upgrade something, not in a little tube. Plus you can probably just drive there instead of needing 1
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3mo ago
68KMLA (68K Macintosh Liberation Army): https://68kmla.org/bb/
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3mo ago
The Mr. Bean one is amazing
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3mo ago
Apple still ships a copy of Boot Camp Assistant in macOS Tahoe. It was great to be able to dual boot on Intel Macs and licensing BS aside it would be nice to be able to boot Win11 ARM on an M1.
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3mo ago
Why would Apple do that? If they did, I still have macOS, an OS I can easily disable all runtime protections and security on, rig up into a kernel debugger, arbitrarily dump memory of other processes and so on. If Apple takes away our abi
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3mo ago
You might want to take a look at the output of `man pmset` in a Terminal. macOS absolutely has hibernate, it just isn't exposed in the GUI.
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3mo ago
I mean, is it that hard to imagine that someone doesn't have a knob next to their bed? Also, I've maybe seen a speed control knob for a ceiling fan a few times in my life in the US. Here it's all pullchains, or more recently
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3mo ago
Whose freedom are you talking about and to do what? You seem like you are interested only in defending the parent's freedom to mutiliate their child's genitals, not the child;s right to not have parts of their flesh flayed off for
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3mo ago
says stupid thing "wow that's stupid" "Hehe sounds like it hit a nerve to be honest"
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3mo ago
Because my schedule depends on my workday and everyone elses work day which doesn't shift around at all depending on the time of the year.
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3mo ago
Would you be ok with female circumcision being allowed too? To define what I mean, I mean the analogous operation of removing the clitoral hood of a little girl. You think that's alright? If it was someone's "fundamental rite
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3mo ago
Tough shit. I live on the eastern edge of Central Time, I don't want to be dealing with 3PM sunsets in December.
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3mo ago
More tyranny inflicted upon the rest of us by morning people
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3mo ago
I'm pretty sure Nielsen already tested it, if I had to guess they probably found that different icon shapes are broadly better but that gets ignored because "it's cheaper to use some shitty vector squiggle in a round rect&quo
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3mo ago
I'll take an admission of failure over slavishly refusing to and trying to pretend it's fine. There were plenty of people saying Liquid Glass was fundamentally an utterly flawed, bad design, that even if you subjectively liked the
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3mo ago
Haha yeah! Mac users just buy them to look cool while they write their whatever in the coffee shop! This is definitely not a preposterous and outdated observation/joke!
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3mo ago
It wasn't $10k a month ago
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3mo ago
> if there is no resistance, simply prescribing GLPs to average person may become a new normal. so what?
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3mo ago
> Maybe someone doesn't have the willpower in which case it's good that we have the drug. This is all that needs to be said and this is also not that profound of a point. It's literally just harm reduction. Why do people h
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3mo ago
OK, so is the point being made that "drugs have side effects"? Wow. I had no idea. Come on, why is it that whenever GLP-1s come up on this site, the comments are filled with people helpfully pointing out this fact as if no one k
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3mo ago
Yes and when I stop holding something, it falls to the earth.
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4mo ago
Why not? People take depression meds, blood pressure meds, all kinds of meds for their whole life. I'll be on omeprazole for reflux my whole life. It doesn't solve the underlying problem of my gut being prone to overpumping acid i
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4mo ago
It's a shame so many of them killed themselves with leaking batteries, hard to find even a non-working SE/30 now for a reasonable price.
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4mo ago
I've often thought that if I ever did get around to publishing any of the stuff I work on that I would probably also publish any AI usage verbatim. Like, the full logs of all of the chats, at least as a sign of "here was my though
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4mo ago
You can still go to that same folder though, you just need a Start Menu replacement like OpenShell to get a sane Start Menu appearance.
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4mo ago
How about systemd-tablet
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4mo ago
The difference I think is that it is reasonable for a company to not want to bother working in a project named after their competitor, when "master" has always had multiple meanings from "formal title for a young boy" to
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4mo ago
KDE is chock full of too-flat interfaces and hieroglyphs as icons, all the sins are on fully display there. Its saving grace is that it is completely customizable for the most part, though any GTK apps will probably ignore everything.
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