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by 486sx33 9d ago
Interestingly, Gupta didn’t reply at all, despite being named on bill’s original email directly. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/people/anoop/ He was natural-user-interface director at the time
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by 486sx33 14d ago
30% is fair. Don’t like it start a cab company
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by 486sx33 14d ago
They did freeze bank accounts though, and in other countries with democracy, citizens are allowed to protest, “occupy” and nazi flags are free speech. Mentioning guns is hyperbole, zero protesters shot anyone. Now, the government DID take p
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by 486sx33 21d ago
Not until all Americans who can work have jobs
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by 486sx33 2mo ago
What would be great is if there was a “box” I could program 50 or 100 digital channels to IPTV channels and just flip channels on the tv and the box changed IPTV sources. anything like this that’s consumer grade available that works with M
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by 486sx33 2mo ago
Some routers specifically allow openWRT.. example, Routers like the GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) and TP-Link Archer AX6000 come with OpenWrt pre-installed and are designed for easy OpenWrt use.
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by 486sx33 2mo ago
I actually love this because the entire time I owned a Dreamcast I used to look at the windows CE logo on the front and think, does it have windows CE in ROM? How can I boot it?
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by 486sx33 3mo ago
Walmart supports Apple pay in Canada , so does Home Depot. Anyway , monero for a PoS crypto system sounds amazing. Do you know if any North America support this? If so specifically which brand / company / provider ?
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by 486sx33 3mo ago
It’s not that far off, a major benefit is insitu refueling, so that’s a major reason it looks like that.
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by 486sx33 3mo ago
It shouldn’t be the first time, this is what natural gas peaker plants have been about for 20 years. Solar and wind can’t sync the grid, they require sync or the grid collapses. Sync (Hz) can only be provided by base load that quickly spin
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by 486sx33 4mo ago
It’s unfortunate, but this exact sentiment precludes every market crash. Just before dotcom burst it was the same thing. Technology will change everything the nasdaq will continue to grow in the technology age, etc etc. eventually the chick
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by 486sx33 4mo ago
This is the key, streaming content providers delete and edit things to match the feeling of society at the moment or perceived societal pressures. Really not how history should work imho
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by 486sx33 4mo ago
Rare got all kinds of privileges, heck they developed their own unofficial dev kit. https://www.behindthecode.ca/rareware-n64dev/
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by 486sx33 4mo ago
Why would I want to hack the bootloader for a wall charger? Asking for a friend
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by 486sx33 4mo ago
No one dunks finished carpet in dye. The dye house dyes the fiber, pre construction. https://youtu.be/FG2-af0xYOA The treatments like stain master are/were the problem, not the dye. Carpet is a wonderful product, eve
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by 486sx33 4mo ago
They did not require permits at the time as they were portable Think transport trailer sized. If you use portable power for under 365 days a year, an epa permit was not required. They changed the rules on permitting after and xAI complied
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by 486sx33 7mo ago
We did special boot disks to strip out everything but what was needed for the game, but sometimes we still couldn’t make it One day I went to a friends house and he had like way more conventional memory in memtest! What the hell I spent hou
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by 486sx33 7mo ago
Even into the 2010s I knew of use of professional betacam (HDCAM) cassettes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betacam
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by 486sx33 8mo ago
Eventually NetZero forced you to use their own dialer to ensure you kept the ads running… but you could spy on the ppp connection by just opening the COM port of your modem in terminal and watching. The password was encrypted (xor?) but you
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by 486sx33 8mo ago
There’s little value in software and no value in annual recurring subscriptions to people. If you solve a large enough problem that a person can use to make themselves money, then you can become an overhead cost of doing business. My househ
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by 486sx33 9mo ago
Huh A single prefix is easier on the router than a dozen.. I should hope so? Isn’t this kind of like saying the grade 1 math test is easier than the grade 12 math test ?
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by 486sx33 9mo ago
Context “ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/microsoft-shuts-down-ai-chatbot... “
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by 486sx33 10mo ago
It’s fairly easy to decrease susceptibility to this attack. #1 run your own node #2 monitor the nodes you are connected to with “sync_info” #3 ban nodes that aren’t up to current block height, strange port connections, and connections from
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by 486sx33 10mo ago
My grandfather built that railway in a supervisor capacity in Labrador. My dad was born in sept illes because of it. It was once very important but now a footnote. It moved iron ore in the 60s / 70s
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by 486sx33 1y ago
We’re Gsuite because it happened before I joined the org and it’s just too much of a pain to switch and get everyone re trained off of google apps Zoho has a lot of nice features and seems less evil. The ticket tracking email system is a re
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by 486sx33 1y ago
Charging at home is part of the problem. They need to separately meter power for cars and increase the rate and add a road maintenance tax based on vehicle weight.
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by 486sx33 1y ago
My 5950 didn’t like liquid cooling and lives very well with air cooling :)
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by 486sx33 1y ago
H-1B visas should not be given to software devs. They can work from anywhere with just a laptop and starlink.
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by 486sx33 1y ago
If there is an American than can do the job then absolutely not the worker should NOT get a green card
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by 486sx33 1y ago
Geocities was pretty darn cool. My very first website was there but just figuring the place out, the neighborhoods and the depth of the place was like a new adventure at the time. I chose area51

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