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functionmouse
4mo ago
least likely to exist in 2 years award
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functionmouse
4mo ago
Describing people as "NPCs" is disgusting, shameful, stupid, NPC behavior.
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4mo ago
edit: If you have the space, a Nintendo Wii running Genesis Plus GX with the video mode set to "Original" and a CRT with at least composite (yellow cable) blows all of those handhelds out of the water. If you only have composite,
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4mo ago
it's attractive, yet inoffensive. just the kind of lukewarm design language that could reasonably fit any idea or thing.
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4mo ago
Everyone's got an old Android phone or two sitting in their junk drawer, right? Place it in your window and connect it to the shared, open, public service. Might work, but then if it's open and shared, Flock can simply connect to
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4mo ago
I don't think it has anything to do with digital culture. I've been having "backrooms" dreams since maybe 5 years old (29 now), long before I'd ever touched a computer or the existence of iPhone or social media. I r
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4mo ago
Very fun
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4mo ago
Awesome game, highly recommended. It's fine if it's your first PS game
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4mo ago
It's ugly
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4mo ago
We should block all stories with "could" in the headline; "could" implies conjecture - not news.
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4mo ago
I know ;)
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4mo ago
Yes, but it's a statistically negative sum game for the customer. Visa wouldn't offer such a service if they weren't winning out in the long run, collecting rent on every one of your purchases.
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4mo ago
you're describing a cage
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4mo ago
something feels mildly deceptive about calling hardware with a monthly subscription "offline hardware" that money would be better invested in a more appropriate chair
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4mo ago
it's okay to lie in headlines as long as you put it in quotes
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4mo ago
> My model of municipal maintenance is that a city's road maintenance workers have a long list of known potholes to fix which is triaged with some formula and dealt with day-by-day. What makes you think that?
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4mo ago
Cherry picked, contrived, biased; in a word, slop.
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4mo ago
VISA is the government
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4mo ago
Hate this
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4mo ago
and I'd like to be able to move my cursor to the top edge of the screen to click tabs without worrying about where my cursor is on the y-axis, only x. we've completely forgotten about Hot corners and hot edges...
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functionmouse
4mo ago
I'm seeing a wary public where I'm at. Dunno what's up with your area.
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functionmouse
4mo ago
slopbook
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4mo ago
very happy for those mice
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functionmouse
4mo ago
Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
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4mo ago
> The term distancing through differencing was introduced by the American resilience engineering researchers Richard Cook and David Woods in their 2006 paper: Distancing Through Differencing: An Obstacle to Organizational Learning Follow
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4mo ago
Extinguish
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4mo ago
Someone's about to make a killing making CRTs again.
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4mo ago
even the emails are a distraction from the real files - about 14tb of recovered videos.
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5mo ago
You have to keep in mind, the less capable you are with computers, the more computer you need. You might get by just fine on 8 GB, but Grandma, with her three anti-malware suites, two active malware infections, corporate spyware, and fake v
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5mo ago
> attackers can unlock your front door from the inside if they're already that far in, who cares?
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