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BuckyBeaver
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Comment #34743719
Leaded gas is on the (long overdue) way out, now that there's finally an unleaded option approved for the entire piston fleet. A modern piston plane can get the equivalent of 30 MP…
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Comment #34737202
Really? Electronic ignition and fuel injection alone are advantageous enough, not to mention the ability of at least one Rotax engine to use true automotive gas (gasohol). As the a…
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Comment #34707428
Every time I try a new Transmission release, I remember why I deleted it last time: NO PROXY SUPPORT. Ridiculous.
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Comment #34694730
Maybe I'm missing something about this one, then. How is detecting "me" Mastodon links on Web pages similar to discovering people who are online near you? Or as that not what Ninte…
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Comment #34668407
Spyware or malware or adware. The beyond-obnoxious badgering to log in, log in, LOG IN!!! with your "Microsoft account" to do ANYTHING renders the OS totally unacceptable in my hou…
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Comment #34663526
Holy crap is that a broken mess. They should take that down.
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Comment #34663506
Is Rust with Qt a thing?
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Comment #34663445
Did I miss it, or did the author not state what the better solution is?
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Comment #34653717
The original pressing is a great example of how good pop music used to sound and how shitty it sounds today because of dynamic compression. “3 a.m. Eternal” sounds huge, and doesn’…
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Comment #34631884
Ugh, "Web 3.0". The years of "Web 2.0" stupidity were bad enough. People want to revive this ignorance? Then again, they keep churning out the asinine labels for "generations" of p…
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Comment #34608655
The images here are not very interesting. One is just a square, and the other is a jagged foreground with ambiguous figures moving in the upper region.