registeredcorn

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by registeredcorn 1mo ago
For people who cannot, or do not want to spend fantastic amounts of money on cable testers, can you name any reliable cable brands that, generally or strictly, sell cables which match their marketing material? I don't need absolute p
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by registeredcorn 3mo ago
How was the work outsourced around that timeframe? Do they no longer have an auto-industry at all in Detroit, or is it just greatly reduced?
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Without going into an exceptionally long rant: bad and angry. There is no aspect about it that I enjoy.
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Supposing your assertion is correct, isn't it equally plausible that "we" are constantly addressing how impossible it is to be noticed on here, but "we" also are not noticing it because it is impossible to be notice
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Ah, my mistake. Thanks!
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> What on earth do you do with that many devs on a project like Messenger? The pessimist in me says that at least part of the intent isn't about what they do , but rather about who they work for. Assume you can afford to hire unn
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> and it has a repairability score of 9/10 from ifixit Do you mean a 6/10? The only score I saw for the neo on iFixIt is here: https://www.ifixit.com/News/116152/macbook-neo-is-the-most-r... I checked
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> The ones which are truly local end up in a "call us to know more" button, no pricing info disclosed. I cannot speak for the specific part of Europe that you are in, but in the professional Photography community, it is common
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> Being genuinely interested and sharing experiences and common interests and learning from each other are good reasons though. (Not OP, but interested to hear more) In terms of motivation, do you know of a way to begin a sincere and gen
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
I'm not arguing with what you're saying, but it does make me wonder: What exactly is the point of the status page, if "it is normal for users to already see errors before GitHub officially counts it as an outage"? Is it
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
You're welcome.
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> I think that is the entire point that they were making. Entertaining, but not informative. Fun, but not well-argued.
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Do not vote on this comment! I am a server! :)
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
>I found it extremely entertaining. Forgive me for being nitpicky, but I think that is the entire point that they were making. Entertaining, but not informative. Fun, but not well-argued. Example: I can be extremely engaged while listeni
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
If there were a caveat for something like that, like say, "adult supervision for minors is required. Transfer between legal guardians is permitted, provided they can prove ..." or some kind of language like that. Are there other c
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
I'd be interested to hear if this also has positive results on non-C19 related people, too. I've had Hyposmia (partial inability to smell) for essentially [1] my entire life. I don't really enjoy the taste or smell of things,
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
I was puzzled if I was the only one wondering what in the world any of this had to do with MIT enrollment rates. Haha.
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
mushware*
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> The company didn’t provide any details on the agreement, including whether it involved a payment, and didn’t elaborate who was behind the hack. Oh, cool! Maybe they all just sat down with a nice cup of coffee and the hackers decided to
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Ah, interesting. Thanks!
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
(Open question to anyone reading this) I've been meaning to ask for quite a while now: What exactly is "flag" supposed to indicate? I assume it's something more specific than "dislike". I take it to mean someth
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Thanks for the response. I'm not quite getting it though. Are you saying something like, "If there are fees, the amount of those fees between A, B, and C are relatively inconsequential"? Or something else? I would think that
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Do you mean that they have lobbied virtually all countries though, or what? I don't understand how they can be so dominant on a kind of global scale. I suppose there may be some places where they are not (I.e. North Korea, and a few ot
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Can you explain what you mean by that? Are you saying "You can just drive instead" or do you mean there is a way to fly within the US without going through the TSA?
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
I'm making a joke-website, "Everyone Loses as a Service (ELaaS)" [1] The premise is essentially: 1) Accept money from angry customers asking us to prompt-hole tokens from targetedCompany chatbots 2) Approach targetedCompanies
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> in reality it was because Visa and MC had taken over all the POS market Do you happen to have any insight on this? I mean, how is it that one or two companies can manage to squeeze everyone else out so completely? If two big players co
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Huh. That actually brings up a kind of modern parallel I hadn't thought of. A lot of action movies are done primarily, or in part, on greenscreen. The intent of using a greenscreen has nothing to do with what was captured, and more so
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Eh, I suppose that that's fair.
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
> it sills maddens me there's no somewhat universal tab-entry in OSes like we have with enter That's a good point! Were it up to me, I'd probably say something like: Ctrl+`, or maybe ` followed by escape, or something li
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by registeredcorn 4mo ago
Do you see there being a realistic alternative? I realize we can't really go backward in time, but I would prefer if the farmers that lived close to where I am sold to people who live local to me. That can happen to some degree (open y

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