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fcq

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    Comment #49039492

    Hopefully something good comes from this... But I certainly don't see the big players caving in: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47929951 > The Chinese open models are way ahe…

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    Comment #46502857

    Essentials (sorry for the sh*tpost this naming thing is hilarious.)

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    Comment #46445876

    It is baffling how sluggish windows explorer has become, same with the start menu... Even worse that there are no end-user settings to turn down what makes both suck... you have to…

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    Comment #43225420

    What puzzles me is the deflecting, on EVERY SINGLE ANSWER, hey guys, c'mon if you have over 30 people reporting the exactly same behavior then it is not longer on the end user, it …

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    Comment #43224682

    URL https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/onedr... >

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    Comment #43012590

    Absolutely true! I concur 100% with your take. Funny this breakthrough happens at same time Antirez made this post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42983275

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    Comment #42978705

    This is the way to go https://www.investopedia.com/articles/insights/051316/6-succ... >

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    Comment #42954451

    I have Firefox and Brave set to always clear cookies and everything when I close the browser... it is a nightmare when I come back the amount of captchas everywhere.... It is eithe…

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    Comment #42933958

    Not honoring previous settings, reverting back to whatever is more convenient for Microsoft or trying to push down of our throats Copilot on every single corner might be the most i…

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    Comment #42901832

    I wonder what would be the technical challenges of a railgun powered rocket/capsule to launch small payloads to space, technically the remaining concern would be the G force from t…

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    The Mysterious Bandwidth Drop caused by Dell's bloatware

    I do remote work from our home office, we have redundant WAN, wired gigabit ethernet to each desk, a pretty decent Ubnt AP if we decide to roam, and a symmetric 600Mbps FTTH connec…

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    Comment #42591275

    Hey Lars! Is swedish language skills a must? Open to entertain a non European person willing to reallocate to Sweden by own means?