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by xen2xen1 3y ago
President Subway Hector Mountain Dew Taco Bell KFC
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Poster seems? to be a dev interested in Macs. So probably boosting a favorite tool.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
But the amount of information on you they can get from your phone expands significantly every year. The founding fathers defined search and seizure as your house, which had your papers, banking documents, money, now all that is online and v
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
My washing machine says "Optimized by AI". My clothes washing machine. Hell yes it's gotten out of control.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
I know of a surprising number of small businesses in the Midwest that pay by check. Still, today, post Covid 2023. Weirds me out.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
30 years laterz and nothing is as fast as Xtree.exe and list.com moving through folders.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Because it's much simpler to have a 1.50 tester sitting with the batteries that's fixed function than dealing with the leads, the proper setting, finding the right band of numbers if it's analog. There's something to be
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Login required. Hard pass.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Gen Z?
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Or the $1.50 tester from Ebay.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Used Xtree quite a bit, probably still have a copy from the early 90s, DOS, from my "utils" folder I took everywhere.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Always thought Microsoft's Continuum would have been the wave of the future at some point had windows phones survived. Just uses your Windows phone as your Windows desktop.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Went to look on eBay for a copy, had one in my youth. Immediately crossed my mind to show it to my dad, who passed in 2020. Sad. That many memories. Oh my.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Your name is "Not sure". OK Mr. "Not Sure", please hold out your arm..
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Who's gonna complain and argue more over $5, a poor person or a rich person? If you concentrate on the "value" market people will concentrate on getting value out of you. That totally includes rich but cheap people, which are
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Apple.. Umm, how does this get us lock in again? No statement from MS is much more interesting.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Rclone. The only answer.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Clients like Pidgin have an OTR (off the record) plugin that will do end to end encryption over random channel IIRC. It's possible.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
cough 737 Max cough
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Google's Bing? I musta missed a big news story..
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
No shit moment right there. The second I saw they had their own toolbar I was 100% done, as it was totally, mind numbingly obvious they'd gone to the dark side. Anyone surprised by this is daft.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Is he going to contract mice to build it?
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
The plot of Breaking Bad?
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Yes, but I didn't see that for IVentoy, even though I use Ventoy regularly.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
I mostly agree, but there were lots of signs the fed ignored and waited too long, and had to do large and sudden hikes. It could have all been less abrupt. They still have done a very good job so far, and it could have been very different.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
There was a large fire in St. Louis, so many people can't trace US military service before 1954 or so.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Sweet, sweet short term monthly payments. Dumb.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Thirded.. Ed.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
The second I see ISCSI I'm in.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
How were they accessed without permission if they were protected? Is that the fault of the AI folks, or those sworn to protect the information? Unfortunate and bad, but if it's up there in the open I'm more worried about the fact

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