64operator

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by 64operator 3y ago
I own one of these, its excellent. I leave it in my car.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Cheaper than some stupid generic college textbook though.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Wait he was a shill? When I hear "airman in IT" I hear "Eglin AFB shill."
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by 64operator 3y ago
The contagion will spread until the munny printers catch fire from overuse.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Also the vast majority of the public, who eat meat. I would sacrifice your right to free speech before I sacrificed my ability to eat meat.
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by 64operator 3y ago
With WWIII coming the poor people problem has been solved.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Aren't soldiers supposed to have at least some violent tendencies? Can't really fight a war with folks who aren't interested in killing other people.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Can a modern military about to enter WWIII susbsist on root marm? Let's find out.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Couldn't you say this about nearly everything? Energy green or non, non-meat foodstuffs, medicines, education, mail? Let's cut all subsidies across the board.
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by 64operator 3y ago
What aren't they, really? That's what I'd like to know.
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by 64operator 3y ago
While MD was real neat for the time, the first revision of the format didn't sound as good as a good quality cassette recorder with a high bias tape and Dolby B, especially with transient broad-band signals like cymbals and snare drums
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by 64operator 3y ago
It's the same with minimizing my carbon footprint. As soon as Al Gore and Bill Gates stop flying I'm all in.
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by 64operator 3y ago
With the stunning 1-2% year on year gains in speed, when you're not losing 10-20% of your performance for mitigations, who sees a compelling reason to upgrade their computer? Laptop, workstation, or server?
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by 64operator 3y ago
The energy inputs alone preclude any thought of it being ethical.
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by 64operator 3y ago
It's been taken down, how can you clone it? Anyway if anybody has links to a mirror that'd be great. Still wondering why people don't self-host.
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by 64operator 3y ago
It's also tough because nobody really wants this. I've asked around and none of the vegans, vegetarians, or meat eaters I know are even vaguely interested in this. Reactions range from "huh" to "I'll never eat
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by 64operator 3y ago
NTMA but I just got mine last week.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Sandy Lake fans just keep on winning. Never obsolete.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Is it Day-Toe-Mike? Duh-Tommic? Can somebody in PR or marketing help me pronouce this correctly in my head? It's causing me stress.
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by 64operator 3y ago
MS and Amazon own and run Rust, this isn’t surprising.
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by 64operator 3y ago
It used to be smarter, I think they dumbed it down to save money or something.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Their own subject matter, snark, and I’m not going to bother checking ownership to see if the people who own them fly to Davis but I can easily assume they do.
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by 64operator 3y ago
This is good, cracking down and getting tough on China.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Vigilante Justice is inevitable when society breaks down. And it’s broken down in SF.
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by 64operator 3y ago
This damage control, LOL.
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by 64operator 3y ago
For many years now. Heck I created a gmail account with a long, random address, logged in a couple months later and it was full of spam.
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by 64operator 3y ago
When I read a story like this I think, yep, Apple found another leaker to fire.
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by 64operator 3y ago
That’s a new neologism to me, SocialWeb. I don’t care for it.
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by 64operator 3y ago
Was it a ritual bath or a ceremonial bath?
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by 64operator 3y ago
I had a project with this back in the 2001-2003 era or so and at that time the browser could still do the "modern web" such as it was. It should never have failed like Lisp Machines, Smalltalk, Forth environments, Pascal, and the

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