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Comment #49144699
I hate unions. I hate lawyers. I hate any consolidation of power in general, so I hate all sides here. And I've never had the "I want a refund" feeling on donating to (what I thoug…
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Comment #49137243
This upsets me so deeply in my core that so many companies do this instead of creating anything new for a customer to buy. I can't even process that someone would be mentally distu…
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Comment #49113871
As much as I hate Apple for what they've done to the average consumer in regards to computing, it would be just impossible and dishonest to say anything other than Apple is the out…
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Comment #49113811
That's the basis of the entire American economy, so it's not looking good for humans.
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Comment #49084651
I probably haven't adjusted things well enough to make the most of Opus 5, but yes, I did provide a lot of information in advance with Fable 5 probably mostly because I was concern…
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Comment #49056740
I have probably the worst use case, but I like it. I have a very specifically structured ZDOTDIR, and I write everything in a way that is self-documenting. After a while, you proba…
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Comment #49054636
Really? I take it you haven't seen the plague of review excerpts plastered on even the covers of hardcover books.
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Comment #48956133
I guess there aren't that many options anymore for x86, but for really old amd64 I've been using Void Linux recently. It's not too bad even for non-technical users if they're provi…
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Comment #48939201
Sony and other vendors got to remove the concurrency problem of tangible items, and it's only fair the internet of file sharing gets to solve the concurrency problem of a public li…
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Comment #48937152
I'm very serious. It's not a simple matter to get any sort of exportable data from these cloud services, and they won't bother to notify you that media that was on your playlist or…
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Comment #48930805
Hard to argue against it when you get memory holed by playlist entry removals by a cloud service. Much easier living having everything at `.config/mpd/playlists` with git history.
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Comment #48930792
I still don't know really what Kubernetes is for or why so many people outside specific environments are using it, but it's cool that you're using Ruby.
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Comment #48830998
Misspoke. I didn't mean that type of parity, but just hashes, and a matching drive (in make and capacity) externally for an exact copy.
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Comment #48830971
The cables and how they have to be managed/positioned in a case. I've had panics over a drive failing when it was just the cable after I'd already replaced the drive, restored data…
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Comment #48830958
I suppose I couldn't guarantee I haven't, but I keep a total backup, and other backups based on file lists. I keep a record of every file of importance that I've ever written/modif…
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Comment #48829310
I have external parity for everything with rsync. I don't have any storage that isn't matched with external backups. Fortunately I've never seen any bitrot or had a drive fail on m…
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Comment #48829075
They give me regular access to Fable, or I'm going to unsubscribe and lobby the heavens for Cohere to release a consumer AI service with a lady's name instead of something like "Cl…
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Comment #48829028
I'm sure people have reasons for taking these things as far as they do with ZFS, and everything else that goes into what is commonly considered a "NAS." But I've found great conven…
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Comment #48816514
I'm sure most of it is above my head, but I purchased the entire set in a mispricing for approximately ~$40 some time ago, and I'm really happy to have it in my library.
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Comment #47121172
I am unsure if I can rationally justify saying this, but I am left with disappointment and unease. Comparable to when a series I care about changes showrunner and jumps the shark.