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blackhaz

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    Comment #49233499

    10 MB is ridiculously overbloated. 1 MB or something in that vicinity should be more like it.

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    Comment #49152327

    Whoever was in charge of Mac OS X at that time should be promoted to the President of Operating Systems of this entire planet.

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    Comment #49080178

    But they're happily selling drone parts to Russians dropping bombs on civilians (or "whatever").

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    Comment #49004572

    This is naive on so many levels. Yandex is Russian government. You can't take a shit without KGB in Russia.

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    Comment #49004546

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    Comment #48870081

    I think this needs to be addressed with a crowd-funded projectile. This sort of stuff must be done on a planetary-scale consensus basis only.

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    Comment #48515457

    Not to mention scandals like this... "In 2018 she received a total of $2,458,350 in compensation from Mozilla, which represents a 400% payrise since 2008. On the same period, Firef…

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    Comment #48460427

    Everything is perfect here. The hero, the graphics, the title... <3

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    Comment #48196602

    Sorry for the off-topic, but I wish our FreeBSD camp could roll back a little from this faux-corporate glass ball without soul and a font from the early 90s spaceship toy box, to B…

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    Comment #47822511

    For me the word becquerel itself requires some additional brain power points to write. Is it bequerel or becquerel? Do we capitalize it or not? Not when written, but Bq is capitali…

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    Comment #47673737

    I don't understand this - where's Trident VGA?

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    Comment #47464907

    It's surprising to see an OS, dominant as a sever platform, now optimizing catering to people who are unsure whether they've pressed a button on their keyboard. What's next, replac…

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    Comment #47409629

    My DigitalOcean FreeBSD droplet chugging along: 7:25AM up 1707 days, 15 hrs, 5 users, load averages: 0.30, 0.21, 0.17 Too bad they dropped support for it.

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    Comment #47321171

    They'll just come up with round displays. Like on PDP-1.

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    Comment #47321071

    Apple is no longer about Jobs' "simplicity as the ultimate sophistication". It feels like a bunch of kids with no proper design education competing for the security of their salari…

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    Comment #47313877

    Sorry for the off-topic, but what a bliss to see Windows 2000 interface. And what an absolute abomination from hell pretty much all the modern UIs are.

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    Comment #47295370

    Same. Still a great pleasure to see those ads from the past. Nothing compared to ads today.

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    Comment #47280885

    Fantastic news. As ACP is no longer in development, I am starting to slowly look for a replacement, and a few things that come up in my mind: - Will it work with MaximDL to acquire…

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    Comment #47135551

    Was that part of some kind of cost optimization? Why would anyone design such an obscurity?

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    Comment #47120860

    That's a URL bait!

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    Comment #47109521

    Anyone else feeling like Daffy Duck reading the 1700s?

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    Comment #47099702

    And from 32 years ago as well - MS Office 4.0 as an example.

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    Comment #47085462

    Not sure I understand you - what game, market capture? There are environments that remain more or less sane (e.g., FreeBSD, Xfce, etc) that don't play this game, if I got you right…

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    Comment #47071027

    Same as Windows 3.1, and Windows 95, up to 2000. After some point computers began to be optimized for a non-technical person and here we go... Ads, auto-updates, pop-ups, bright co…

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    Comment #47045616

    VHS cassettes: maybe not so obsolete, after all? Also, the Return of PKZIP.