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Apple building M8 AI servers, talks with Nvidia, reports The Information(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by bluedino 1h ago|0 comments
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by bluedino 8d ago
Write the program, punch the cards, send the cards to another building to be loaded, program runs, printout comes out in another building, somehow this takes 2-3 days
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Microsoft to impose time limits on Xbox cloud gaming subscribers(cnbc.com)
2 points by bluedino 13d ago|1 comments
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by bluedino 17d ago
> But no, let's in fact choose the stupidest possible way of doing it — by rendering everything as HTML commit by commit and then parsing it. I feel like I'm at work. We had some web crawler using Selenium to make queries and s
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by bluedino 17d ago
It seemed like there were numerous versions of this, but LifeGenesis from Microsoft entertainment Pack was the one I remember playing the most https://games.zerker.ca/GameDetails/LifeGenesis_Windows%203....
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by bluedino 19d ago
I took a picture of my keychain tag, set the date of it to my membership expiration date, and then scan that picture my phone when I go in
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DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Agentic Engineering, Vibe Coding and Linux(youtube.com)
5 points by bluedino 19d ago|1 comments
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by bluedino 21d ago
Meanwhile we're having neighborhood groups protest running fiber through neighborhoods, calling police on the workers, removing untility marking flags in yards...
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by bluedino 21d ago
I wish the Teams emoji/reaction popup would not come up so often. I have to intention place my mouse cursor somewhere that won't trigger it. I don't need to react to every message. I'd rather be able to read them without
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by bluedino 23d ago
It makes sense to have them connected for a lot of reasons.
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by bluedino 27d ago
Does that $10k server not need RAM?
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by bluedino 27d ago
> We have since added more than 3 million CPU cores, 120 petabytes of high-speed storage, and significant network capacity. We installed as much hardware as available power allowed in our existing data centers while accelerating our migr
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by bluedino 28d ago
One of the earlier releases (when they would send you free CD's) got flack for people in their underwear https://www.zdnet.com/article/canonical-turns-20-shaping-the...
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by bluedino 28d ago
For those who have not seen one in action: https://youtube.com/shorts/HzCCsZB4jKg?is=377XKg7gUXfMHzA2
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by bluedino 28d ago
It's legal in America https://www.parkpennies.com/-dl-disneyland-pressed-coin-guid...
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by bluedino 28d ago
I'd argue that that's a minority as well.
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by bluedino 28d ago
The true workaholics are brining their laptops home to do this either way.
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by bluedino 28d ago
Greenbar printouts.
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by bluedino 28d ago
> Prior to moving it to Google Drive, they started squashing the history into a single commit prior to pushing release tags. The tarballs provided via Google Drive have exactly the same source code. However, they went out of the way to m
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by bluedino 29d ago
Dell wants $4,507 (web price) for each 32GB RDIMM in a PowerEdge 6625 (16GB is showing as unavailable)
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by bluedino 29d ago
eBay search is still pretty decent about letting you exclude things and other 'power user' search abilities
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by bluedino 29d ago
Are there many laptop mainboards available and what is the price like?
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by bluedino 1mo ago
> Hospitals have an operating margin of 2-5% I don't spend any healthcare money at the hospital. It's all all providers office, private clinic, etc. It costs $300 for my primary care doctor to see me for about 7 minutes. An ass
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by bluedino 1mo ago
Enterprise here and it's down all the time. Right now and it was down 4 days ago as well.
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by bluedino 1mo ago
I had Turbo Pascal 2.0, back screen with yellow letters on DOS, didn't get the blue Borland IDE until a few years later, and I also had Microsoft QuickPascal. Wasn't 100% compatible with the games/graphics "tutes" o
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by bluedino 1mo ago
> Back in the day, computers were expensive and games weren't readily available. You could get a PC for a thousand bucks back then, and shareware was a thing in 1990-91. Crystal Caves, Commander Keen, Duke Nukem were huge hits and t
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by bluedino 1mo ago
Reminds me of digging into HTML Canvas scaling, especially when HiDPI Macs came out.
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by bluedino 1mo ago
You'd mail your resume in (it was a 'hack' back then to hand-deliver it), then get a call in a couple days or weeks. Then someone who was home during the day (if you already had a job) would answer the phone and take the mess
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by bluedino 1mo ago
People were refusing the measles vaccine back in 2000
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by bluedino 1mo ago
If it's a trip for work, who cares how much it costs.

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