SnuffBox

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by SnuffBox 1y ago
It's probably because of referrers, opened it in an incognito window and it worked just fine.
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
Insani-tea, if you will?
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
I wish gov.uk was even a smidgen as "outdated" looking as that page.
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
It's also inaccurate, as this style of page (relating to layout and specific graphic style) didn't appear until 2006ish.
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
>like something from the 90s It looks useful and looks good, there's minimal unneeded whitespace and I'm glad it looks as it does. We'd be better off if the entire web switched to a style like this.
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
It's a shame how there are so many developers detached from reality now; the amount of people perfectly fine with acting like squabbling children is exhausting for anybody with more than a passing interest in open source software. I k
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
Ah, one of these again. At the end of the day it comes down to: 1. No average Windows user would ever switch to Linux even if it looks similar 2. No Linux user would put themselves through a simulated Windows experience
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
What if it can offer better transfer speeds? A system that downloads large files often would presumably be bottlenecked by a MicroSD's write speeds.
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
> I would put the AI in juvenile hall to teach the violent kids. It will be a dystopian environment but they earned it and can earn their way out of it. I feel that this would only further embitter the violent children and would cause mo
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by SnuffBox 1y ago
I still use Windows 2k machines for Photoshop and other old Adobe tools that didn't have much in the way of DRM. It's an operating system that respects the user, it doesn't act as a babysitter.