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IntelMiner

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About IntelMiner

This site is a haven of hyper-capitalist libertarian children and yet I still choose to comment sometimes

Recent public activity

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    Comment #43250391

    Uh oh. He's going to butt heads with president Ketamine over that one

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    Comment #43224084

    I know it's an open source project and I'm not "owed" anything But watching them just drill away at every pixel of Tib Dawn and Red Alert 1 is like watching the Sistine Chapel be r…

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    Comment #43215940

    OpenRA is all well and good...until you want to play Tiberian Sun, or Red Alert 2 I'm still a little salty as someone who donated to the project in 2013 to add support and it's sti…

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    Comment #43215814

    Generals was EA Pacific (Formally Westwood Pacific, opened by EA)

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    Comment #43215798

    Generals was famously extremely rushed in development. Probably a novice programmer

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    Comment #43215766

    Can you shed any light on the rumors about TS/RA2's code being MIA? (Or if you can't shed any light. Can you confirm "I can't talk about that")

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    Comment #43209934

    [flagged]

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    Comment #43122749

    Given what happened with the ISS recently, how do you know?

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    Comment #43021101

    What will stop them?

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    Comment #42987554

    >in order to witch hunt people he feels "gets in the way." When has this ever happened with the Linux CoC? The only people who I've seen banging pots and pans together about the Co…

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    Comment #42933903

    How is this Hetzner's fault (or concern?) "Hey your customer is hosting a website with random pictures on it. One of them of me is unflattering. Please make them fix it"

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    Comment #42867748

    Where'd I say that? Clockspeed isn't everything

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    Comment #42867262

    Under Linux perhaps. But a web company running on NT instead of Solaris in the 90's? I mean you could but you'd be hobbled pretty hard Especially around the era Musk is quoted for …

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    Comment #42867113

    Elon was fired from PayPal partially because he wanted to replace "old ugly mainframes" (Linux and UNIX machines) with the "cutting edge" Windows NT

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    Comment #42850031

    Factually untrue

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    Comment #42607905

    There's a lack of dirt cheap highly educated labor. It dovetails nicely into their desire to slash education for Americans Once we deport all the "illegal" immigrants, the MAGA fol…

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    Comment #42563859

    Preserving art? Fuck that. Embrace private ownership!

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    Comment #42466005

    I have to wonder what the return on investment for these "ARM SBC" devices are. Though this one is just an ITX ARM motherboard Back in the Ras Pi 3 days I needed more memory than t…

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    Comment #42440519

    Framework is trying the best toward "functional" in the sense that it can be repaired by a regular person. Though I would not consider it nearly as "tough" as a magnesium bodied Th…

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    Comment #42393784

    I've often wondered if the balkanization of streaming services would lead to a resurgence of physical media ownership, along with piracy of course I had an argument some time ago w…

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    Comment #42361172

    If gig workers have jobs, why does Uber try so hard to classify them as "independent contractors" rather than employees?

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    Comment #42360225

    The "job-centric" American economy feels...harrowing now "While Grove supported helping technology startups, he also felt that America was wrong in thinking that those new companie…

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    Comment #42360186

    DOCSIS was unrelated, but was absolutely helped by Sega Channel. Sending data down the wire required cleaning up the signal sent out from the cable plant (and into the sega channel…

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    Comment #42262608

    I don't use a Mac so I can't exactly cite specific issues I've had. But I've definitely seen a lot of them posted and reported on HN, ArsTechnica, Reddit and other places Due to ho…

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    Comment #42262360

    I'll probably be tarred and feathered for this opinion, but "everything works out of the box" Mac feels like wishful thinking Every time Apple pushes an update that causes some biz…