aduty

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by aduty 9d ago
I remember both and I'm thankful that we were able to leave it behind.
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by aduty 1mo ago
Pretty sure that aggressive defense is required for trademarks and not copyright. However it may be interesting whether or not it's still protected by copyright.
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by aduty 2mo ago
Has nostr evolved beyond brocoins at this point?
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by aduty 2mo ago
This won't affect the price of vinyl. Most CD buyers just don't want a bunch of lawyers ruining their collection as happens on the different services from time to time. Ripping a CD to mp3s and sticking them on a thumb drive is ea
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by aduty 2mo ago
No.
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by aduty 3mo ago
You would love OpenEdge ABL.
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by aduty 3mo ago
Maybe Michael Reeves still has one. Or at least knows how they react to different calibers.
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by aduty 3mo ago
Since they're relatively compact they will probably start stacking them. Like pancakes.
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by aduty 4mo ago
You realize that the EU as a whole believes this and actively attempts to enforce it on citizens of other countries, right?
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by aduty 5mo ago
Brushless motors are popular now, but if you get the cheaper cordless tools they'll still have brushed motors. I have some Black & Decker 20V ones that do it. They tend to have less torque but I don't need Milwaukee or Makita
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by aduty 5mo ago
So what are you, 200?
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by aduty 5mo ago
LOL, no.
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by aduty 5mo ago
Sure, relative to the universe, but it's more than those who haven't had idealism beaten out of them by the world.
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by aduty 6mo ago
> Then the social paradigm needs to change. Is everyone just going to roll over and die while AI destroys academia (and possibly a lot more)? My 40-some-odd years on this planet tells me the answer is yes.
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by aduty 6mo ago
I remember when 16 MB was considered a lot. Then again, I also remember when graphics acceleration was considered optional.
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by aduty 6mo ago
Anyone who thinks this should give it a try.
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by aduty 6mo ago
Pretty grate either way.
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by aduty 6mo ago
Lars was always a scumbag.
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by aduty 7mo ago
Start disabling and towing their cars and watch a solution magically appear.
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by aduty 7mo ago
You forgot the part where they charge you to get rid of the ads but then the ads come back anyway so you're paying to be the product.
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by aduty 8mo ago
I really liked Red Alarm but it was a really tiring game to play. But overall I agree with you about the Virtual Boy. It's not a system that was received fondly for very good reasons.
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by aduty 8mo ago
Probably. They're not very cultured there.
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by aduty 8mo ago
The modern choices are accompanied by ads and gambling, to the point that it wouldn't be surprising if Final Fantasy 6 was seeing an uptick. Go enjoy your "modern" games all you like, but it doesn't always matter if a ga
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by aduty 9mo ago
At most places, no. Lol.
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by aduty 9mo ago
They're just speaking from their own place of privilege.
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by aduty 9mo ago
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rosc.vs6... I haven't tried the support for the C or C++ compilers targeting the C64, but that would set you up for developing with the C64 as a target in a modern en
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by aduty 10mo ago
Love that discussion on the Haiku board.
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by aduty 11mo ago
He only cared about sending rockets up. Where they came down was other people's problem.
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by aduty 11mo ago
Mopar and dead car.
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by aduty 11mo ago
Because some people want to watch the world burn.

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