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hotsauceror

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    Comment #49071015

    It's been a long time, but when I built my Win 10 machine (~2016) it was possible to purchase an "OEM" install disc on Amazon. I believe that's the LTSC version. I do see one for W…

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    Comment #48733993

    What are some of the add-ons that you run on the server? We run ours in a pretty bare-bones manner so I'm interested to hear what you're doing.

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    Comment #48390517

    Thanks! And in case anyone ELSE is still following this thread, I should have mentioned these guys from the outset. They're from Finland, naturally... Turmion Katilot

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    Comment #48217390

    Holy shit, this is great. VAND3ST is beastly. Finishing Move too. Thank you so much.

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    Comment #48217348

    “System Overload” is a banger. If that had some Nile-style double bass drum programming, that’s where my head is heading.

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    Comment #48217302

    A friend at work got me into EC recently. I’m into it, they’ve got good sensibilities. Celldweller, is another group I have in mind. Less purely mechanical than Ministry or Fear Fa…

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    Comment #48217281

    Thanks! ‘Die By My Hand’ is close to what I have in mind.

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    Comment #48210786

    I've got a particular itch that's difficult to scratch, and I'm not seeing anything on this site that reflects the genre. I've heard it as 'metalstep' but I'm sure there are other …

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    Comment #48178934

    Very true, the act of unsubscribing itself signifies that the email is still live; more bad faith. As to why not sell it to a new vendor, because that would allow them to check a b…

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    Comment #48178900

    I refuse to believe that “someone just forgot” to implement a user-friendly feature whose omission coincidentally benefits their company. It is not a coincidence, and it was not do…

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    Comment #48178654

    Agreed. Any time I click an “Unsubscribe” link in an email, that takes me to a site where I have to provide my email or indeed, do anything more than click “confirm,” I leave. I as…

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    Comment #48036796

    "I always liked the hand drawings of people referred to in the stories." I did too. It was distinctive, tasteful, and understated. The style is called Hedcut: https://en.wikipedia.…

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    Comment #48036780

    "It would be difficult for modern readers to accept the text-only version of a newspaper." I can think of few things that would give me more pleasure. Perhaps I am not sufficiently…

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    Comment #47337112

    Sorry. I started switching off of coffee this week...

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    Comment #47336994

    If I recall, that was exactly what happened early on in DOGE's tenure. Senior personnel were explicitly directed to grant admin access to DOGE personnel, and auditing/logging were …

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    Comment #47300518

    Obsidian does this. It displays the raw Markdown for the line under the cursor, and renders the marked down content everywhere else in the document.

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    Comment #47169567

    Agreed. Main box is 10+ years i5-4770K, I think. 16 GB RAM, GTX 1080. Runs Debian Trixie + KDE, Spotify, VS Code, docker, Steam, etc just fine.

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    Comment #46536559

    I used this when I took a sightseeing trip to the Soo Locks, so that I could plan the best time to see the ships. Pretty cool zooming in from a global view to a single ship sitting…

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    Comment #46207007

    I agree with this sentiment. When I hear "ChatGPT says..." on some topic at work, I interpret that as "Let me google that for you, only I neither care nor respect you enough to bot…

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    Comment #46079315

    The way I see it is, it doesn't matter if I'm willing to pay for shit content/presentation or not. This discussion is not about what is good for customers, or for news consumers in…

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    Comment #46060309

    I don't have a good answer for why they haven't already. I have wondered about the possibility of doing this for 10 years or more. "The data that on-air personalities are too expen…

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    Comment #46059993

    I don't quite follow this point. Master Chief is recognizable. So is Lara Croft. So is Darth Vader's voice. Networks could easily develop virtual personalities with distinctive, ba…

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    Comment #46059714

    The cost of operating television studios and paying related staff, including on-air talent, is probably significant. I can easily see major news networks turning to AI-generated ne…

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    Comment #45975416

    And 25 years later, a significant portion of the issues in that whitepaper remain unresolved. They were still shitting on people like Jeffrey Snover who were making attempts to pro…

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    Comment #45964688

    This made me spit out my coffee, thanks.