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malbs
16d ago
Another one is Oleander, heard stories of people burning this off in incinerators and inhaling the smoke and getting very sick https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11946565/
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3mo ago
Agreed. 2026 was the year. The degradation of win 11 , forced win accounts everywhere. I switched to Linux Mint, and I haven't switched back. Missing out on a few random games that aren't supported yet, I decided it was time to ge
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4mo ago
"Somebody said Aliens, she thought they said Illegal Aliens, sign up" Taking the whole UAP thing and turning it into a crusade against allegedly illegal immigrants is some top tier shitposting.
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4mo ago
This is great. Nice work. The galaxy explorer/map in Elite: Dangerous is pretty good, I wish they would produce a stand-alone application of just the galaxy map, whether it's even close to correct or not, who knows, but it's
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4mo ago
Here's a podcast deep diving into what it was he did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J1JQaIrxRU
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4mo ago
I love that Sarah Fitzpatrick has absolutely doubled down on this, gets sued, drops another article, "come at me bro"
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5mo ago
Also no way to account for the variation of LCD displays. The same "colour" can look different on two different panels
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5mo ago
The fastest 1km I ever ran was around 3m20s, I felt like I was sprinting, and was fully cooked at the finish line. Afterwards I did some quick numbers and realised the average marathon runner was not only going a lot quicker than I was, but
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5mo ago
Thanks for those, but I can't trust that a random post to a mailing list from a compromised email address, to provide backing to someone else's argument is proof of life
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5mo ago
When did Satoshi make an appearance in 2015? I couldn't find the spot in the article where the author cites it. Everywhere I've read it states his last interactions were 2010, and his wallet hasn't been touched since then eit
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6mo ago
dude, the whole Linus sticking his finger up at nvidia meme? Its still real in 2026. The opensource ABI whatever the fuck they call it is trash. I'm absolutely ready to purchase an AMD card next GPU I buy. I don't want to give nvi
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6mo ago
yeah, sorry
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6mo ago
yeah, I've heard this too.. and I'd rather my rig just works rather than try and stuff around making it work under linux + I know iracing is cooked anyway, and I've spent enough money on the rig to just want it to work, and n
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6mo ago
I agree, but I'm sure Bazzite/CachySteamOS all have support for them on boot.
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6mo ago
yeah, on install you select a window manager, I didn't bother trying any others, just opted to go to Debian instead
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6mo ago
I tried cachy, but I decided I hate the kde plasma environment, I should have chosen some other window manager but wanted to try the recommended one there is also something to be said, negatively, for the number of distros now, cambrian exp
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6mo ago
to give you a single data point, I've finally committed to linux on my desktop machine at home (I posted in another comment on this thread regarding my sim setup, thats another issue), but on the desktop machine, I installed steam, pro
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6mo ago
On my wife's laptop, I've uninstalled MS AI 3 times. I'm just about to lose my mind. I'd have already wiped the machine and moved it to mint but the data in her one drive, bookmarks, etc, I'm sure migrating her over
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6mo ago
findstr is an underappreciated command line tool. I use it a lot
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6mo ago
Conspiratorial thought - did OpenAI shut down Sora because one of their models started attaching it's weights to all the output videos, and some how escaped the farm? Not an original thought, "If Anyone Builds it, Everyone Dies&qu
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6mo ago
For email, I've been using migadu for a number of years now. Very happy with the service/support I get for the amount I pay per year
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6mo ago
I feel like this commitment to Windows quality post is actually just copilot generated slop. Someone in the comments here said nobody loves Windows. I probably did love Windows 7. I felt that it was the best of all worlds, huge support for
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6mo ago
InterBBS BRE is still one of my favourite turn based "online" strategy experiences, working together to defeat other BBS's, so good
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3y ago
> or find developers to work in the system It's an interesting issue, personally I wouldn't look at someones employment history, and working with legacy tools/environments, as a black mark, but it could be indicative of so
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3y ago
And Turbo Pascal was CHEAP, I think in terms of what you got for your $50? I can't remember the original retail price, you couldn't beat it. Hell, if you kept your eye out you could get copies of Delphi, / Delphi 3 for the co
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3y ago
For Delphi it is a combo of the Indy project (IdHttp), and superobject (probably other json parsers too but superobject is quick and fairly solid). However, given I've yet to find Delphi code that straight up compiles in Lazarus/F
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3y ago
Thanks for the info, anchordockingdsgn/dockedformeditor, sounds like it will solve my aesthetic gripe with Lazarus.
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3y ago
Yeah, this... You can have circular dependencies, as long as it is in the implementation only. Takes some thought on interface definitions to avoid these things. Sometimes it's a real pain. There's also the issue that when you spl
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3y ago
When he adds metaclasses and Virtual Class Functions to C#, I'll say his migration of Delphi features is finally complete.
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3y ago
Mate I've got a project whose first lines of code were struck back in the 80s in Turbo pascal. Your "continuously deprecated" argument doesn't hold a lot of water from where I sit... In terms of actual language features&
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