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jplayer01

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    Comment #23058648

    > Whoosh! I believe the comment you replied to was a dad-joke level double entendre. That was a master level dad joke. I didn't realize either until reading your comment.

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    Comment #23058530

    Yeah, thanks for the complete lack of technical detail? The link I gave adds stuff like When the worm is executed, it copies itself as the files LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.VBS and MSK…

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    Comment #23058450

    Beyond the fact that W95 was a terrible POS security-wise, I can't find any more detailed information with a brief Google search. I wish there was a site that did in-depth analysis…

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    Comment #23058388

    That doesn't answer why it's okay to not give an option for advanced users. Even they want to use Ubuntu.

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    Comment #23055334

    The concern is that there's no simple way to disable auto-updates. If you want Ubuntu to turn into Windows, why not just use Windows?

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    Comment #23053165

    I like Notion and I can't stand it. The interface is entirely unsuited and too slow for what it's trying to do.

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    Comment #23053138

    The rules are extremely simple and easy to grasp. And once you've grasped it, you'll never have to think twice about it. Parentheses take precedence. The first symbol is the operat…

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    Comment #23042964

    You've completely misunderstood his argument. It's widely accepted and known that fatality rates once you're put on a ventilator (due to Coronavirus) is ridiculously high compared …

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    Comment #23038791

    Plausible deniability. They can turn around and say it's racism. It's their (and the Russian) MO. As long as there's no absolutely clear, unmistakable evidence, they can spin spin …

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    Comment #23038772

    There are other solutions around authentication that would be perfectly fine and still privacy-conscious. It's just that anything other than forcing you to login using a Google acc…

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    Comment #23022355

    > nothing in the state-level lockdowns prevents travel in a meaningful way (it's just a jurisdictional thing) ... yes, because if I travel to Canada, the first thing I want to do i…

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    Comment #23022294

    > Create a crappy business, hire 130k employees, and get the state to pay for your failures. Uh ... You'd rather Germany sink 10 billion Euros into an American company with barely …

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    Comment #23019402

    After turning to Manjaro for my main distro, I feel like all the time I spent on trying to configure a base Arch install was totally wasted. The i3/awesome community editions are g…

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    Comment #23019354

    The link doesn't work. That's just the page for the official releases. You have to go to Editions at the top of the page -> Community -> i3.

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    Comment #23005102

    All of my headphones are wired. Sure, I have BT earbuds, but I'd never be able to use my headphones with any of these phones and the audio quality on them is far superior to any BT…

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    Comment #22980405

    It's not just the Chinese. Doctors have been concerned about the abnormally high death rate for ventilators for months too. I've been seeing comments to the effect of looking for a…

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    Comment #22980359

    Seems weird to me. They made these things when they were at war with Eurasia. Seems like it'd be a good idea to ensure only you could use them.

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    Comment #22972776

    Oh, this is fascinating. Just a bit disappointing that the article doesn't mention at all why it's possible for random people in Brazil to access these satellites.

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    Comment #22972748

    > "The reason this one is kind of intriguing is its telemetry beacon is still operating," Tilley says. What exactly is a telemetry beacon, and what kind of data would it be broadca…

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    Comment #22961988

    Oh yeah. I really liked Quora in the beginning. There were some good answers to the questions there. Then it got worse, and when it started prompting me to login, I bailed and I've…

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    Comment #22941646

    How low is super low and what's the picture quality like? Could it be they're trying to save bandwidth?

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    Comment #22933718

    This is such an odd opinion. The open source world is filled with different implementations of the same idea and while there is a lot of duplication, a lot of good also comes out o…

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    Comment #22933693

    Anki is a very big and complex project. From what I've heard and seen, it's a mess and the only person who groks it is the main developer. I get why most people are unwilling to co…

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    Comment #22901393

    It’s not hard to believe when you consider testing criteria.

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    Comment #22900401

    I only recently got mine last week and I love it. The CPU is a bit underpowered but the GPU is so much better than what I have in my PC and I’ve been able to play a bunch of more r…