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cbdevidal
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Comment #48890897
I couldn’t help but notice that there was an equally cold spike at the bottom.
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Comment #48632604
OfferUp also has a ton, as does AutoTempest and even good old fashioned AutoTrader. I'm currently shopping for my son. Facebook seems to have the lowest cost cars, but it also seem…
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Comment #48414317
Correct, but who 25 years ago could have imagined they’d have gone so far as to roll their own? I remember the Balmer days. But the fact that they’re rolling a distro tells me they…
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Comment #48409507
Also relevant quote that I think about when this subject comes up: “If Microsoft ever does applications for Linux it means I've won.” ~Linus Torvalds In this case, an entire freaki…
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Comment #48391350
I personally am itching for more hardware H.264 or even H.265. There's the ESP32-P4 but it requires a second ESP32 to handle the WiFi. I got it working, but it feels like a hack, a…
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Comment #48382859
Air-gapped attacks are the most fascinating. Change my mind
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Comment #48378783
Now you’re talking!
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Comment #48368929
What fun! I’d love to also go the opposite direction, a full-sized laptop with an ESP32 running tiny386 and Windows 95 ^_^ https://www.hackster.io/news/he-chunhui-s-tiny386-turns-t…
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Comment #48368899
It’s got more horsepower than my first desktop computer
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Comment #48357024
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Comment #48356645
Crash Override boot screen made me genuinely LOL. Nice touch. https://photos.tylercipriani.com/2026-05-31_chuwi-boot-smol....
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Comment #48356104
Make it your Wifi password too lol
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Comment #48356097
It's funny to me that he wrote the song to prove that his fans would buy any American-sounding song no matter the lyrics, but it was such a banger that even we in America love to l…
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Comment #48356051
Happened to me. CoPilot changing prices prompted me to cancel my CoPilot subscription and install a local coding model running entirely in VRAM. Will call Claude APIs when I get re…
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Comment #48356018
Old hardware is surprisingly effective. I've been considering a side hustle selling offline AI to local businesses who are privacy-sensitive. Medical, legal, places like that. At t…
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Comment #48355925
:-) I'll keep you in mind.
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Comment #48355913
I just have never been in any kind of dedicated developer role. A sysadmin who happens to know development for the past 25 years. And didn't know development at a high level; no on…
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Comment #48352382
I’ve never known the joy of sitting with someone more experienced to ask for help; I’ve either always been the most knowledgeable in the room (which is not necessarily saying much)…
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Comment #48352334
Excellent
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Comment #48351522
Yeah agreed, DEET lasts way longer. I personally don't trust it, so I'm not going to use it unless I really, really, really need it. I'd rather re-apply lemon eucalyptus every hour…
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Comment #48345665
I don’t understand why sharing an objective study with good news would be downvoted, someone please explain? I’m not saying you have to use it; it’s good news for people who have c…
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Comment #48344579
The new laptop has only 32GB DDR5 and a RTX 4070 with 8 GB GDDR6 on Xubuntu, so Gemini recommended qwen2.5. I don’t think I want to run anything larger because as you said it’d run…
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Comment #48344341
Really cool!!