cyberjunkie

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by cyberjunkie 2mo ago
Still can't stand Chrome.
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by cyberjunkie 3mo ago
No slop. Love it.
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by cyberjunkie 3mo ago
A popular tool preceding the days of YouTube reviews, used for testing and reviewing displays.
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by cyberjunkie 3mo ago
Waiting for someone to say this was always the case, not just post Microsoft's takeover.
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by cyberjunkie 5mo ago
Looks like AI and I look away from any image generated by a LLM. It's my easy internal filter to weed out everything that isn't art.
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by cyberjunkie 5mo ago
Instantly, I don't want to look at the App Store anymore.
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by cyberjunkie 6mo ago
There are other applications with that implemented, with GenAI too.
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by cyberjunkie 8mo ago
https://cyberjunkie.in/
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by cyberjunkie 10mo ago
Crypto: GPUs AI: RAM Thanks for taking away years of affordable computing from people. Time is more valuable; there's no getting it back.
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by cyberjunkie 11mo ago
Better Valve/Steam than Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Epic or the rest. Gambling / trading aside, they're doing a pretty fine so far.
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by cyberjunkie 1y ago
Someone needs to make a KDE, XFCE theme of this.
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by cyberjunkie 2y ago
Someone who's not from India might say, biometrics and centralized IDs are great tools to offer benefits to citizens. This is true, but when it is not, when a government is not trust-worthy, because of its own history of doing things t
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by cyberjunkie 3y ago
I guess I'm only using Reddit on a desktop/laptop. No way I'm using Reddit's official app since the rest died out.
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by cyberjunkie 4y ago
Best known for their sound solutions, Creative even made graphics cards in the early 2000s. The Creative GeForce 2 Ultra, with its bright green RAM heatsinks! What a tasteful looking (and performing) card that was.
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by cyberjunkie 4y ago
Read crypto and I'm out. Sorry, but I think that movement has stolen enough GPUs (and enjoyable / productive time) from creative artists and gamers over the years.
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by cyberjunkie 5y ago
I love this. Every feed and comment based service should use this.
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by cyberjunkie 5y ago
Yes, I like that I've paid for an operating system that tells me all the affairs someone is having right in my system tray.
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by cyberjunkie 6y ago
Windows 2000 felt like a tank. You'd boot it thinking it was meant to run servers and web sites, but you could run it on your PC, and play games on it. It was robust. You could finally boast of high uptimes like the Linux folk!
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by cyberjunkie 6y ago
I'm squinting as I read this.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
Oh wow, DFI!? Where have they been?
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
Oh, I use the A158, which looks like a metal version of the F-91W. Really basic, but functional tech.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
Also, how people choose to behave knowing their identities are concealed.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
I strongly believe the nature of a society is best visualized through its traffic sense. Whether it's showing empathy, collaborating, cooperating, patience, discipline, following rules, the anything-will-do attitude, etc. I'm expe
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
I was thinking about this. Someone ought to make a tool that exports browser bookmarks into a static, but presentable startpage.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
I have so many mixed feelings about this. I've always been a big Flickr fan. I absolutely loved the Explore section. It had a set of really nice photos that I would spend every evening after working, browsing, sipping on a cup of tea a
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
That is so crazy! I've been looking at the interface for years now and I thought, this feels so home-like.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
Ha ha! Thank you.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
No RSS on his blog. I like following people's blogs using a RSS feed reader.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
I'm just grateful that old.reddit.com is still live! I also dread the day they decide to shut it.
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by cyberjunkie 7y ago
You could tap the monitor and all the strings would move in this wave-like manner. The two horizontal wires were so cool to have. They were the sharpest CRT monitors.

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