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by supercommand 7y ago
Even then, assembly is too high level. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eunYrrcxXfw And then we get into hardware design... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_eSAF_qT_FY
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by supercommand 7y ago
Interesting maybe try a fresh contact import on your macs? I know about 20+ people who use IMacs iPhones and MacBooks with fastmail and have no syncing issues.
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by supercommand 7y ago
Are you suggesting isp’s are more trustworthy in America? Because you’ve got to get your email over someone’s pipes eventually. Fastmail is excellent. If you want secure/private/not easily spoofable by a 5 year old and you’re usin
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by supercommand 7y ago
Sounds like you’re in America. Elsewhere the ride to the airport is a quick cheap train. Electronic boarding so no need to checkin. But even if you do you’ve got a dedicated counter with someone waiting for you. Controls are under 2 minutes
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by supercommand 7y ago
Cloud engineer. Network engineer. Software engineer.... I’ve never heard of medstudents calling themselves doctors, why do cs students/grads get a pass? Up next chefs will be food engineers, tailors will be clothing engineers, and bec
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by supercommand 7y ago
Allow me to introduce you to university textbooks. Huge budgets. Insane costs to the user. “Low quality” would be the nicest thing said about them. If I’m a paying user, how does this stuff make it through quality control? It’s because, t
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by supercommand 7y ago
To be fair to life labs, at least they don’t dox you aloud to an entire waiting room. I witnessed that happen to a few prominent financiers in Toronto while I was getting some bloodwork done. It was terrifying within about 5 minutes I had a
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Putin Uses XP(businessinsider.com)
5 points by supercommand 7y ago|0 comments
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by supercommand 7y ago
You mean the horrific skinned version of their website that has no offline capabilities? That’s hardly an app. I love fastmail and have been a happy paying customer for years. But that’s their biggest pitfall.
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by supercommand 7y ago
This is literally how most electricity is charged. I’ve been in probably 30+ non European countries and it is frequently billed this way. Potable water is usually the same. Residential users rarely exceed the standard allowance so they neve
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by supercommand 7y ago
The us has half iPhones of China alone [0]. And America only contains 16% of the worlds iphones. So yes, America is not a big player when it comes to iPhone usage. [0] https://www.statista.com/statistics/755625/iph
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by supercommand 7y ago
It should be noted the fumes are from the cast in place pipe liner (cipp) which is a Fiberglas style sock that is pulled through the existing pipe and then filled with compressed steam. This has quite a few voc’s that really give your stoma
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by supercommand 7y ago
This sounds like Tesla. No recurring revenue, pushing debt forwards. Mmmmm.
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by supercommand 7y ago
This this this. Remember windows before the precision drivers? Linux touchpad stuff today is where windows was a decade ago. This is a fundamental portable use issue that has to be tweaked with each distro and machine. Hand a Linux machine
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by supercommand 7y ago
POP OS seems to be trying to fix the problems every Linux user spends the first hour fixing on a fresh install. On some Lenovo hardware it’s usable, but still so far off of power management and suspend resume of both macOS and windows that
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by supercommand 7y ago
Karabiner, and it’s free. https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/
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by supercommand 7y ago
I have the exact same service providers and quite frankly, I love them. Haven’t had any issues, setup and payment is a piece of cake. And their app is a proper professional email app. It sure is interesting sitting back watching your avera
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by supercommand 7y ago
WOW this explains so much about why my experience with Firefox has felt like garbage. Why are the defaults set this way???
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by supercommand 7y ago
Ubiquiti is not enterprise grade anything. Especially not the last 3 years or so when it’s been a buggy software mess of outdated dependencies.
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by supercommand 7y ago
You might have already forgotten, america did this attack to americans. If america can do it, everyone else has been able to for years. https://www.engadget.com/2014/05/16/nsa-bugged-cisco-routers...
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by supercommand 7y ago
Yeah, and you don't even need to install a super old version of java to manage or update Ubiquiti products either.