ryanmcbride

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by ryanmcbride 6d ago
What business did you own and what happened to it?
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by ryanmcbride 6d ago
depends on where the public communication is happening. On their own publicly accessible site? then no that wouldn't be advertising it would be information. In links on random unrelated websites, before videos, in the sky, on the side
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by ryanmcbride 14d ago
Everything with ads is garbage. All the time. It poses no benefit to humanity even a little bit.
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by ryanmcbride 17d ago
My wife and I both had kindles since they were first a thing and we both switched to Kobo a few years ago. So nice not getting ads.
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by ryanmcbride 20d ago
The solution is for companies to stop half-assing multiple things, and instead whole ass one thing. It's impossible though. There actually isn't a single company alive that's capable of doing something like that, because it w
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by ryanmcbride 1mo ago
WOW YOU DONT FUCKING SAY?????????
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by ryanmcbride 1mo ago
Who's "we" I have an R-Zone and a typewriter 3 feet away from me right now.
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by ryanmcbride 1mo ago
Would probably be great for like, text adventures, visual novels, turn based strategy games, etc. But lcd screens are so cheap I don't even know what the advantage of an e-ink screen would be for this. I was just misremembering what th
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by ryanmcbride 1mo ago
My guess would be custom browser styling
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by ryanmcbride 1mo ago
Anyone who's willing to vote for someone who is so blatantly a fascist, is themselves a fascist, and you're furthering their agenda by pretending they're just bumpkins who got tricked.
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by ryanmcbride 1mo ago
You're right. I literally have one sitting on my bookshelf I just haven't touched it like, since about a week after it came out.
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by ryanmcbride 1mo ago
> Playdate video encoder and muxer Playdate as in the e-ink handheld? That's awesome!
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
everyone on the planet who heard that knew it was a lie, including every person who voted for him. They voted for him because they KNEW he was lying not because they thought he was telling the truth.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
They didn't fall for it, this is what they want. They don't want low prices, they don't want cheap gas, they want war. They don't care how much they have to pay to get it. They want death and blood. Engaging with their f
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
There is frequently wood in buildings yes
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
Learning this fact is what got me interested into binding my own books! With how the quality of things seems to have been degrading over the years (either real or just me getting older and experiencing the impermanence of all things) I&#x27
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
Wow finally something capable of parking cars! I'm sure it'll be so much better and cheaper than just paying valets to do it too!
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
I flip back and forth every year or so between wanting more fun in my software, and wanting it to get the hell out of my way.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
problem with doing the models in western restaurants is they'd have to get them redone every 6 months when they get a new chef because I swear I haven't seen a menu stay consistent for longer than that in ages.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
I've been hearing "Eternal September" for a few things over the past few days what does that mean? Just annoyance at new users or tourists or what?
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
makes sense most browsers don't allow autoplaying sound without interaction first.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
You're stupid.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
I respect you not linking the website to farm clicks. That said, drop the website link please.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
Personally I believe being an asshole to people is doing something wrong.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
I never ran into it making commits before but when I tried Fable it made a bunch of commits signed by Claude, but then in the next prompt I just said "don't make commits anymore" and it was like "okay" and saved its
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
I always just find stuff like that charming. I love seeing relics of the time in which something was made. I love seeing dated pop culture references, it's one of my favorite things about engaging with old media.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
must be nice
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
yes but things on the ground are exposed to significantly more dirt and critters than things suspended off the ground.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
I know there's profit in solar, but the game is rigged to favor oil and gas so that's still more profitable for the people who make the decisions.
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by ryanmcbride 2mo ago
No, it's cultural-other pareidolia

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