geraldhh

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by geraldhh 10mo ago
no
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by geraldhh 10mo ago
the underlying tech seems to be based upon awdl principles contributed by apple
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by geraldhh 10mo ago
> send files over Bluetooth kind of worked with flip-phone resolutions, but tiresome with multi-megabyte pictures of today
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by geraldhh 10mo ago
sounds like an issue with bluetooth audio profiles having a hard time with bidirectional usage
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by geraldhh 1y ago
absurdities not withstanding, this might actually be a good idea.
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by geraldhh 1y ago
> Most laptops cannot do parity of any sort because of a lack of SATA/M.2 ports raid is NOT media or connection dependent and will happily do parity over mixed media and even remote blockdevs
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by geraldhh 1y ago
yes it is. it does not do the e2e hat-trick thou
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by geraldhh 1y ago
unformatted html with sugar is not really helpful to humans, is it?
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by geraldhh 2y ago
not to dispute, but the fact that most of our stuff is 'made in china' might play into the public perception of this dynamic more than the political labels attached.
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by geraldhh 2y ago
> the troubles with VGA ports in meeting rooms please elaborate fwiw vga is plug and play, but multi-monitor support in operating systems was indeed a pia
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by geraldhh 2y ago
humanism
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by geraldhh 2y ago
amen home screen icon theming hit like an empty bus
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by geraldhh 2y ago
basically a hardwired authenticator dongle that the user cannot touch
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by geraldhh 2y ago
surely annoying, probably illegal
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by geraldhh 2y ago
vr will do nothing for the latency, which is killing natural conversations
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by geraldhh 2y ago
nat-redirection
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by geraldhh 2y ago
iirc opera browser tried that
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by geraldhh 2y ago
squatting solves the problem of individuals in civilizations being grossly uncivilized
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by geraldhh 2y ago
> It doesn't matter if the demand for homes is "artificial" or not - the easiest solution is to build more. crafting a "i owe you a house" and giving it to the investor while squatting the real estate seems much
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by geraldhh 2y ago
presumably you don't get to be 'legacy' if you are big on selling cheap products
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by geraldhh 2y ago
there are a lot of non-native speakers employed in the callcenter business.
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by geraldhh 2y ago
i strongly suspect the demographic of C to be much greater than we would like to belive. then again, misanthropy is likely the core sales pitch with digitization
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by geraldhh 2y ago
please elaborate how germany is different in structuring risk of business failure
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by geraldhh 2y ago
same, though there are ppl that become so by chance or occupation
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by geraldhh 2y ago
warez was the main thing for lots of ppl, as internet speeds at the time more or less prohibited sharing at home. gaming was the goofy part
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by geraldhh 2y ago
yea, we did that in elementary school and progressed towards the intricacies of networking tech by the time coax gear was thrown out at dad's company.
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by geraldhh 2y ago
> my gig has a hard time _actually finding people to hire lots of ppl have a hard time finding a gainful employment; seems there is something wrong with expectations (probably on both sides)
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by geraldhh 2y ago
somewhat like ppl that oversell their sexual availability in order to always have options and never be in need. it's a way of life, but not everybody can do it
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by geraldhh 2y ago
Farageday cage maybe?
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by geraldhh 2y ago
maybe the irony implies some sort of artisanal play

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