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headwayoldest

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    Comment #48571132

    How long before Epic starts giving away other software and suing git to support lore?

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    Comment #48227471

    I have used and loved Barebones stuff in the past, but strikes me as odd they're still advertising Yojimbo on their main page. It was fantastic, but has been abandoned for quite so…

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    Comment #48051721

    As soon as "don't be evil" became a topic for debate it was over, if you're surprised you haven't been paying attention.

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    Comment #47719784

    I don't think we really need those quotes. Broadcom bought an existing, successful company, and immediately skyrocketed the price of their most used commercial offering. You don't …

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    Comment #45733979

    For those outside the IT/networking realms, SFP use uniform connectors for both the networking device and the fiber cable, but the major vendors (Cisco and friends) have used firmw…

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    Comment #45015580

    Logitech held out on moving some of their more niche products to USB-C until they were forced by the EU. I'm sure when the author _started_ their journey they had not released the …

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    Comment #42009309

    Ah yes, the famous logic of Henry Ford. Pay union workers? Bad. Buy newspaper to run anti-semitic trash for eight years? Good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dearborn_Independen…

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    Comment #40128990

    Even odds on which one will still be going in 10 years time.

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    Comment #39996511

    Yes, but before that he was helping Zordon and the Power Rangers. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106064/

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    Comment #39782646

    I was an active and fairly early Reddit user for many years, but the brutal changes to satisfy financial goals drove me away as well. I think it’s interesting to see a flagging pla…

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    Comment #38768540

    Would love to see a “knob feel” category for these in addition to the visual observations.

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    Comment #38464826

    I guess with less users and moderators they have more time to explore their hobbies over at reddit now.

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    Comment #38075873

    In my experience 8BitDo makes nice products, but given the audience I have to ask... did anyone else's hands preemptively cramp just looking at this thing?

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    Comment #37666782

    Ultimately users will go where the package maintainers are. There are more people out there willing and able to write Ruby today than Perl (Fink) or TCL (MacPorts). I'm sure someon…

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    Comment #37408862

    Another Mac native (though much older) choice is Path Finder, which I used and loved for years before Finder stopped sucking. https://www.cocoatech.io

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    Comment #36944809

    There are kennels in the states as well, if you've ever wondered what it would be like to run through a swamp with a bag of Franzia

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    Comment #36765137

    I understand the desire to flee Ansible before the IBM shittification completes, but anything based on Salt is not the way. Needing a "master" node that can lose sync or orphan man…

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    Comment #36699325

    I've been using 1Password since 2009 and I would suggest you try any and every alternative first before giving Agile Bits a dime.

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    Comment #36545573

    Goodbye, Reddit.

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    Comment #36529987

    So you're telling me there's a chance? Warnings like these quickly hit the Prop 65 problem - the notices are so ubiquitous you go blind to them.

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    Comment #34552690

    As someone who played Fallout 4 with mods, thank you very much!

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    Comment #34011181

    I've been living with VS Code for the last year at work and it's nice, it feels less like an Electron app than Atom did. I still use Sublime Text at home (and for pesky column edit…