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lizknope
27d ago
Idaho has a ton of incredible outdoor activities. You list some negatives but my biggest negative is all of the white supremacist groups. I felt uncomfortable just stopping for gas and going into a grocery store with everyone staring at m
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2mo ago
I was 16 when Magic Johnson announced he had AIDS. That was the first time it felt real to me. I remember a couple of friends crying because we all thought he would be dead in 1-2 years. And here he is and seems to be living a normal lif
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2mo ago
I don't think this is a good idea but I do think colleges should be required to list the average salaries that people with those degrees have. Include the career and salary progression over the next 30 years. I'm generally agains
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2mo ago
30 years ago I remember cards like this to convert 4 30-pin SIMM modules to fit in a 72-pin SIMM slot. https://www.ebay.com/itm/383521792853
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2mo ago
There are standard product CXL memory expander chips if you don't want to design a custom chip. https://www.marvell.com/products/cxl.html
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2mo ago
I loved Mr Wizard's World when I was a kid in the 1980's Here's a segment where he demonstrates solar cooking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoRR_6cjmkA
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3mo ago
To replenish it. I know it was made by accident but agricultural runoff kept it from drying out. Now it is full of fertilizer and pesticide residue and the farms have gotten better at using water so less flows into the Salton Sea. As it
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3mo ago
There have been some ideas to do this from the Salton Sea to the Gulf of California in Mexico but that is about 125 miles and would still cost billions.
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3mo ago
It looks like it starts with: >I was born in the late 1990s >2001: The Family Computer I was both in 1975 and my first experience with the Internet was in 1991 when I was 16. I thought it was amazing. There were Usenet forums for tho
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3mo ago
On the ground or suspended about 20 feet up? I saw Endeavour in 2017 and it was like this and you could walk under the wings. I've seen Discovery about 10 times because I live much closer to DC but you can't only walk around it,
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3mo ago
Remember that IBM paid Global Foundries $1.5 billion to take their fabs and design services group. GF did not pay IBM. IBM paid GF to take the fabs away. https://www.reuters.com/article/technology/ibm-to-pay-globa
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3mo ago
No, their mainframes use the zArch which goes back to the System/360 from 1964. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z/Architecture IBM sells huge servers with POWER architecture CPUs but they are not what people ar
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3mo ago
https://www.eejournal.com/article/no-more-nanometers/ Sometime around 2011 when Intel named their process node 22nm which the gate length was 26nm
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3mo ago
Ran fine on my Pentium 90 with 16MB RAM
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I clicked on the post expecting it to be something from T2 and wondered why I was reading something about emulation.
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3mo ago
AI has a lot of uses and can save people time. But AI bots are filling online forums with garbage posts. I get so annoyed when reading a question and then see clues that it is not a real person but an AI asking so it can get training data
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3mo ago
Everywhere I look in my area we are building new housing. But more people keep moving to the desirable locations with jobs etc. EDIT: I live in one of the 10 fastest growing metro areas of the US. In the last 4 years my county added over
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4mo ago
This seems to work if everyone is peaceful with each other. What happens when two neighboring countries have a conflict but one of them decides to work less and is comfortable with less economic growth. The other keeps pushing harder and e
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4mo ago
I've already unsubcribed to a bunch of subreddits because the moderators did nothing to stop the slop. I almost never go to the main "popular" page as it is full of garbage. But I was still enjoying my niche subreddits. But
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4mo ago
Where are you going? Reddit has a lot of AI generated stuff Youtube comments are even worse. Twitter seems 99% AI garbage I think I need to find old school forums to discuss things.
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4mo ago
I'm tired of talking to people telling them to stop talking to an AI AI generated slop has exploded across reddit. Last year I would see about 1 obvious AI generated post and report it. Today I've already reported 5 posts and it
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4mo ago
I'd like to first see all advertisements for gambling banned. Then lets take a look at the data after 1-2 years. Or if you allow it put a warning like the surgeon generals warning on tobacco. Clearly state that most people lose money
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4mo ago
There are no details in the article. It is probably a second source deal for a popular chip or a support chip in an older process node like a power converter.
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4mo ago
I grew up in 2 towns in the 20K to 30K population. They were both super racist and not a lot of stuff to do. I now live in an area with about 2.5 million people and there is far more to do and the people are more educated and open minded.
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4mo ago
Unfortunately I think reddit themselves encourage and want the bots because it leads to more traffic and ad displays so they make more money.
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The problem is that many of us have niche interests and no one local to discuss things with or get made fun of for being a nerd. I loved maps and geography as a child and still do. I've never met anyone in real life that likes it as m
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I was on Usenet starting in 1991. Once the Internet got popular with the general public around 1995 things started going downhill. Spam overwhelmed Usenet in the late 1990's and made it almost unusable for general discussion. Stuff s
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They also now hide the number of subscribers. Before you could see if a subreddit was popular or not. Now you really don't know. I think reddit does this so they can promote stuff to the front page for clicks even if it isn't p
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Today if we say "open an xterm and type this command" we mean to start a program that runs in a window that has a text interface with a command line. Here is an X terminal from around 1990. https://en.wikipedia.org
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5mo ago
Interesting. I used Apple II's in elementary school (early 1980's) and then some Macs but I had never even seen a Lisa in person until going to a computer museum about 5 years ago.
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