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racked

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    > As I ranted against the '90s and "how hard it was back then to have access to information", my wife came over the workbench, looked at the HDD, and then calmly informed me the J5…

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    Comment #46463236

    I had my new Win11 PC preinstalled by the vendor and then immediately ran Win11Debloat on it. It's been quite painless that way; not many nuisances except a few OneDrive popups to …

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    Comment #45855091

    Have you tried SMPlayer? It's a lot like MPC

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    Comment #45779533

    I bet you're getting plenty of downvotes from the Yanks. Do elaborate on that first paragraph though please, I'm bursting with curiosity about what makes you see it that way.

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    Comment #45779509

    "The technique works by subverting standard social etiquette. The normal rules dictate that we take turns. I talk about myself, then you talk about yourself, etc. Active listening …

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    Comment #44623403

    I've had an awful experience with Duplicati. Unstable, incomplete, hell to install natively on Linux. This was 5 years ago and development in Duplicati seemed slow back then. Not s…

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    Comment #43716158

    Why does it have to be -- ever "googled" something? ;-)

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    Comment #43676077

    Does it include those from comments? Great videos to be found there, too.

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    Comment #43676041

    And when they do, it always has to be something like "No, thanks". Always with the forced gratitude. Never a good old "No, FUCK OFF" to accommodate me.

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    https://archive.ph/8w7Mq

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    Comment #43250804

    https://archive.ph/rV2tK

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    Comment #43069698

    What is MS's end game here? The development cost savings seem not worth it. The only plausible reason I can think of is collision with PC manufacturers to boost sales.

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    Comment #43044693

    Just read KF's post about Hector and while it is frivolous (a lot of "who cares" moments), it is also founded with plenty of evidence. Simple freedom of speech, not hate speech. Al…

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    Comment #42969403

    The point the author is trying to make is that those are indeed not the right traits to judge an engineer by.

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    Comment #42874073

    It's very true. Having been a heavy user for 4 years in my late teens, I do notice that my memory isn't what it used to be. I'm having to write things down all the time, including …

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    Comment #42513714

    > coreboot's "flashrom" doesn't support SPI NAND flashes, neither exists a suitable applet for the Glasgow, and I didn't want to buy an expensive XGecu >>>T56 Would the T48 not be …

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    Comment #42513057

    Can you elaborate a bit about the socioeconomic conditions?

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    Comment #42454925

    What is that circular kit with the stands and pins that he's using here? https://dontvacuum.me/rocketflashrecovery/needles-1.jpg Reminds me of PCBite