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    Comment #49120802

    Reviews are typically in conjunction with junior colleagues and the senior person is involved in the discussion and held responsible for the outcome. The junior folks then end up i…

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    Comment #48767009

    Can you extrapolate a bit? Why is GOG an undesirable platform to be on, especially as you seem to be fine with DRM-free releases elsewhere (which is awesome, btw) Finally, thank yo…

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    Comment #48499632

    > I’d have to move a thousand kilometres to some shit hole country town to afford a house on a salary I earn by working as a principal consultant in the central business district! …

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    Comment #48497624

    So, summarising the OP. Switzerland is awesome. News at 11.

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    Comment #48419911

    > nice house in a nice suburb! There's your problem. Everyone wants to live in the same set of well established well resourced neighbourhoods. But there's too many of us. Go out in…

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    Comment #48306476

    Can confirm! I've been reading Rands for 20 years now

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    Comment #48271824

    How do you sync over the air with calibre-web? My understanding is that you can only use sideloading, or a device that supports reading on the web?

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    Comment #47918518

    I think this is less true than it used to be? I ran my MBP2013 into the ground after 10+ years, but my circa 2018 imac retina is stuck on pre-Catalina, installing which requires op…

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    Comment #47918430

    Weighing up a Neo vs Framework 12 for my kids. The Neo is nicer, but I'll probably get the Framework even though it's more expensive. Apple products seem to have a fixed shelf life…

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    Comment #47842301

    Similar experience here, started with the same G4 ("white") iBook. That was an amazing machine. Under the hood it was hard to distinguish many differences with Linux/BSD of the tim…

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    Comment #47574063

    I skimmed the paper a couple of times, hoping to find the promised (from the abstract) > pathway to integrating AI into our most challenging and intellectually rigorous fields to t…

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    Comment #47484668

    Great comment -- thank you!

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    Comment #47483907

    I tried NixOS a few months ago, when I had to choose a new OS for my laptop. On the one hand, it's great, as so many others here and TFA have attested. Declaratively specifying you…

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    Comment #47204007

    > "Hey boos I'm telling you this shit is not cool, and there's nothing you can do to me personally because you don't know who I am." Why does this change the calculus for managemen…

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    Comment #47194953

    > Anyone who puts their name on that list might potentially be a target. My first inclination is to read letters like this as a threat from employees to the employer. It says hey b…

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    Comment #47115114

    Cool app. One small complaint is the chatty tone of the recommender engine. In particular, I find it a bit disingenous to have an LLM tell me "Ah, I love !". EDIT: I also notice th…

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    Comment #46472553

    I thought the same about Gimp, until I sat down and tried to learn it's workflows. Once you adjust, it's pretty great. imo, ymmv, obviously.

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    Comment #46372854

    Why do you need to config wireguard on each device? Connect your phone to your vpn and share the wifi. Works on my android. Struggling to see the value proposition for this device.…

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    Comment #45977190

    Looks cool! I wonder if they reworked/fixed the terrible font. I find it borderline illegible in the original! (example https://cdn.neowin.com/news/images/uploaded/31070-ultima-vii…

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    Comment #45757703

    To the nostalgics among us: what made OS/2 special? 32bit support? I recall trying OS/2 2.0 or 2.1 back in the day, coming from a DOS/Win3.11 setup. It seemed to have the same basi…

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    Comment #45368260

    I tried installing ReVanced recently. The configuration of the system (install a downloader/updater which then installs the app) was a huge turn-off. Why is it so complicated? More…

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    Comment #45368008

    Strong disagree. I often want to grab the contents of a page, tab headers and all, and paste that into a text editor for subsequent manipulation. Please don't design your pages in …

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    Comment #45256864

    Not entirely true. There's a local admin option, where your Ubiquiti devices never see the internet (well, except your gateway). You can then connect and admin the whole thing remo…

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    Comment #45171117

    So, unemployed?

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    Comment #45068058

    How is it available for everyone if the AI bots bring down your server?