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Meadows wrote:
sweatshopking wrote:
Yan wrote:
Are the "traditional" writers now being paid? Or expecting to be paid?

Yes, that's the plan.

You can finally get a second horse for your wife.

What if nobody with a horse wants to swap for his wife?

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Needs more cowbell.

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Aether wrote:
I would also like a dark theme option.

Field expedient solution: a browser extension such as Dark Background and Light Text.

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Dancing rodents!

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Just coming back to re-read y'alls experiences with this game. I am but an egg and can't consistently beat the computer in a skirmish, but I see my tactics need work; for one I don't keep my mechs moving once they're in combat.

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TV's still a 720p plasma and no plans to replace it in the foreseeable, nor do I have anything else capable of 4K.

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Now that's a good way to impress Jodie Foster.

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For file-deleting needs there's also BleachBit. n.b.: it's ported over from Linux and like many such tools, will help you aim at your foot and offer you a drink to steady your nerves.

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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. It was absolutely worth the wait from when I kickstarted this back in 2015. IGA has made an excellent game and gave me those SotN vibes back from when I first played that. Anyone that likes Castlevania or metroidvania games should check it out for sure. Speaking o...

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Jumping back and forth between Axiom Verge and BattleTech. Enjoying both.

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There are Linux builds of Pale Moon, which is a maintained fork of v20-something Firefox. No idea if they work on a P3.

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#4 buzz cut and a cap, but yes.

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I also endorse both the programs meerkt listed. People used to recommend WinDirStat but SpaceSniffer is so very much faster. Really? I've found WinDirStat to be pretty damn fast on SSDs/SSD arrays/NVMe drives. I'll poke at SpaceSniffer (just downloaded it) and it doesn't seem to be any faster at sc...

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I also endorse both the programs meerkt listed. People used to recommend WinDirStat but SpaceSniffer is so very much faster.

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My unkillable 320GB Seagate is a first-generation perpendicular drive, for what it's worth.

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Ask a lawyer, not randos on some forum.

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https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/re ... d-settings

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derFunkenstein wrote:
All you guys with like 6 and a half years of power-on time kinda blow my mind. Not sure I've ever had a hard drive last that long.

This 320GB Seagate just won't die. Now it's up to 68111 hours / 7.77 years, and not a single reallocated sector.

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Many years ago when I worked at the computer shop, a computer came in that had an EMACS power supply.

It looked ordinary, not at all like a completely reconfigurable Transformer or a Bass-o-Matic.

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My old work Macbook did that too, but it was one of the polycarbonate models with replaceable batteries, so it wasn't a big deal - just buy a new battery, done.

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Yeah, but how much can you trust anyone who’s trying to sell you something? :wink: Enough for me to keep buying from them, anyway. All I can say is that they've yet to lead me wrong and I've been buying from them since before e-commerce. Yup. I've bought 4 sets of well-reviewed tires from them and ...

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This isn't the first pseudo-scientific crap OP's credulously posted about here.

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I see a great need: household appliances powered by something like a Raspberry Pi.

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I have a 10 y/o Samsung fridge with french uppers and freezer below. No connectivity or other "smart" features (this was just becoming available back then) and has worked great the whole time.

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Laphroaig Select. Not real sure about this one. It's... attenuated? Definitely less intense than the 10, far less iodine and peat. It's not terrible, but I don't think it's Laphroaig.

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meerkt wrote:
In case the image completely overshadowed it, there was also a question.

How much do you value not getting lead poisoning? How is that even a question?

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I did a reverse image search and it's for this:

https://www.amazon.com/NABLUE-Regulator ... B071RL34HN

Something tells me that 13% lead brass is really chinesium alloy.

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I had a Tyan Trinity 400 board back in the day, which had both Slot-1 and Socket-370. Great piece of electronics and I was disappointed when Tyan left the consumer market a few years later.

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The Baroque cycle are just hard to read through. You really have to plow. I didn't think it was that bad, but then I've also read all the GoT books so far, and The Dark Tower series. The Baroque cycle is like 3,000 pages in total though, so yeah, that's going to take a while. I thought it was a bit...

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just brew it! wrote:
By some bizarre twist of fate, I've never read any of his books. I really need to remedy that.

Cryptonomicon. You must read Cryptonomicon.

After that I think I'd go for Seveneves.

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