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xunil2ycom
10mo ago
Cool. Now delete it please.
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xunil2ycom
11mo ago
That's unfortunate.
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xunil2ycom
1y ago
STOP GIVING IN TO THIS FOOL!
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xunil2ycom
1y ago
Now people can text and drive while appearing to attend to the road.
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xunil2ycom
1y ago
Did he see a doctor about it before the ER visit? This is a good reminder to not shrug off things like unplanned weight loss - see your physician!
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xunil2ycom
1y ago
I could have used this about 40 years ago.
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1y ago
If humans are replaced en masse by AI agents, companies will save billions until there is nobody left who can pay for their products and/or services because we're all destitute and on the dole. I'm scheduled to retire in abou
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1y ago
I have Starlink for my personal/family internet and AT&T DSL for my wife's work-from-home office. They are comparably priced. What is really expensive is that AT&T wants a good $30k to build fiber out to my location. . . s
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1y ago
Me, too.
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1y ago
To be fair, that was a holdover from when AT&T held a monopoly on phones via Western Electric. Some folks probably just didn't bother changing out their phone after the divestiture.
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1y ago
The article mentions AOL CDs being ubiquitous. I remember the 3.5 in floppies before the CDs. At least one could put something in the write protect hole and reformat them. The CDs ended up as so much garbage.
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xunil2ycom
1y ago
Electrically.
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xunil2ycom
1y ago
Lol. I'm sure you're kidding, but let's be clear: he didn't invent ghosting. He invented a lot of really cool stuff.
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1y ago
This is awesome.
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1y ago
is this news?
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1y ago
My question exactly, minus the optional part. If it's a command-line tool, it should not require any GUI elements at all.
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1y ago
I live in a flyover state, and do not have any "staff" of any kind, and you are full of horse hockey.
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1y ago
"Preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the United States of America".. more or less what our soldiers take an oath to do. I don't see any of this as consistent with that oath. Our military commanders have a duty t
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1y ago
if we're betting on fictional entities, let's do the easter bunny next.
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1y ago
I've been coding in C# for more than a decade and a half now, and I see myself using this rather than creating an entire project structure to test some new approach to something.
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1y ago
So, basically Logo.
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1y ago
how boring.
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1y ago
Okra in gumbo is the only way I will eat okra.
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1y ago
As I understand it, a lighter roast retains more caffeine than a darker roast.
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1y ago
I've been programming for over 40 years, and I can say this is the most fun way I've experienced to learn this kind of thing. It really is fun.
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1y ago
Having worked at WordPerfect during the days of Windows 3.0/3.1, I'm surprised they accommodated WP with icons.
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1y ago
I better update my will.
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1y ago
This title brought back bad memories of Windows 3.x and the "Unrecoverable Application Error" (UAE).
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1y ago
It was probably a joke, because this site is quickly turning into reddit 2.
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1y ago
If I believed in God, I'd say you're doing God's work.
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