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by xen2xen1 3y ago
I both need the noise and the air (I sleep warm), but I had what had to be a 1950s version of this when I was a teenager , which was just a small enclosed fan that had a top you could regulate to change the sound. Still miss it sometimes.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
GentooX was fun. Still miss it a bit.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Indeed. But maybe because he works in the movies?
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Reliability. You don't want to try using SD cards for main storage for long, they just don't work for long enough to really be a serious option. There's a reason Android stopped using SD card slots, besides making them lose
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
John Conner, is that you?
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Scar tissue is a reason the bank account goes negative, it's easy to forget that it also needs reasons to go positive. No credits mean the debits make the account go red very quickly.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Even if none of the warheads work, if very many missiles fly we all still die.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Jails and prisons don't let prisoners have net access.. Unless the jail or prison gets a cut. Typically a large, large company comes in and offers cash to the jail, and offers to foot all the hardware bill, and the support costs. The
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
We're changing the weather with greenhouse gases and whatnot, and we regularly pump it out to go to our homes, or even use it to make electricity with dams.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
You can use a lot of routers as low cost NASs.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
That used to be called church.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Cheap, almost disposable eyes for every soldier or platoon could easily be a game changer in a way a million dollar drone can't. Just having a drone to look around a corner on demand could be a big deal.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Regulation favors the large, as they can more easily foot the bill.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Surely Shatner has sold his voice already like Bruce Willis did? I'd pay to hear my morning information read in the voice of the shat, in the format of a captain's log.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
That sounds pretty easy to detect as well. If it's custom made hardware they gotta have a plan for that.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Or the episode of Black Mirror where everyone's bedroom was a small room with only a bed and walls that ran TV shows 24/7 and took up the entire walls and ceiling with shows and ads.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Max Headroom? Go Blipverts!
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
No, IIRC it isn't anywhere near real encryption.
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by xen2xen1 3y ago
Bad contacts in the case, so one isn't charging as well? One got left in a hot / cold place for a while, and the battery chemistry changed? One of the cells in one of the batteries went bad?
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
If someone's life is on the line, right now, yes.
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
What are the chances Nigerian scammers or some such are already automating calling old folks to scam them out of money? Won't even need an Indian call center soon. That was my first thought reading the headline.
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
DNS hijacks aren't as common as they used to be, but Spyware still replaces your DNS on Windows still to get access to all your traffic.
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
Seems fine to me. If it's on a desktop your DNS might be hacked, or your time is off?
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
Oh my.
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
Inevitable. Everyone wants to get paid.
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
There's a TV show called the The First, about going to Mars. No on has computers, only voice activated TVs, and glasses that replaced computers. It's the most realistic next step in computer evolution I've ever seen. It&#x2
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
Was literally wondering about that while watching a Netflix show. Nothing can be trusted.
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
HP 4SI used to be something I used everywhere. Doubt they work on rented printers, which is 100% what this is.
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
What? Umm..
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by xen2xen1 4y ago
Accident.

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