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refracture
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Comment #45825047
This is great, thank you for making great TUI tools!
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Comment #42495004
Like alcohol or cigarettes there's no way they could ever be banned, but I think if society really pushed for it we could lump soda into the same category: Illegal to give to minor…
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Comment #42494945
> Honestly, yeah. Just look at the comments. Guilty. I don't feel strongly enough about this to really give anybody a hard time that uses their food stamps for it.. it's their choi…
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Comment #42494851
Hah I wondered the same and found that same list. Obviously it's easy to speak from my perspective where I'm fortunate that I don't have to worry about accessing food.. but even wh…
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Comment #42494745
Soda isn't food. It's empty calories with no nutritional value. Obviously Coke/Pepsi don't care about this, they just like money, but from my perspective if I gave somebody money s…
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Comment #40368657
That's just Nerrel; his narration is so flat that he's always sounded like an AI. I enjoy that mix with his humor.
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Comment #40355042
If your use case allows for it there's nothing wrong with using the OS you find the most enjoyable to use. I find myself doing stuff on my PC frequently that either isn't practical…
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Comment #40354813
Even if a cure isn't likely this is still exciting.
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Comment #40350547
Isn’t it telling that my m1 iPad Pro gets signifcantly less use than my crappy old Intel Dell (doing tasks MacOS is very much capable of)? I probably wouldn’t replace it if somethi…
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Comment #40274858
This is the real reason I’m not getting this game, linking accounts isn’t anywhere near as problematic yet nobody cares.
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Comment #39877489
Still use it. It’s faster to open and move through photos than the windows built in one.
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Comment #39584991
It’s perhaps wrong of me to generalize but I’ve lived in Utah my whole life, some are clean and healthy others are unhealthy slobs, just like the general population. The whole ‘dra…
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Comment #39583750
Yeah but those same Mormons drink all the booze if there’s no other Mormons at the party.
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Comment #39447081
I have a C2 myself, C3 was just my example, I imagine the OS is similar to your G3, but in anycase maybe it's worth updating the firmware? That can be done by USB. My C2 had some o…
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Comment #39441834
Would you be able to buy say.. an LG C3 that has things like Dolby Vision/HDR10, VRR, 120hz? I'm skeptical Dolby Vision would be present on a display not intended for movies given …
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Comment #38947591
I used some kind of white ceramic grease in a stick I would describe as 75-80% condition; it has been about 10 years with little deterioration since. I've read Lithium grease is be…
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Comment #38947152
Take that stick apart and put some kind of grease in there, lest your enthusiasm kill it like most of them out there.
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Comment #38885293
I just can't see how anybody would want to give Boeing the benefit of the doubt at this point.
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Comment #38885155
Was reneging on CentOS 8's support cycle what led to that Red Hat developer for individuals license that allows 16 hosts? I haven't gotten a good sense of if they introduced that t…
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Comment #38735691
So both the iGPU and Discrete GPUs lacked power management all together, that would explain a lot about how miserable this has been.
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Comment #38735655
It will likely be an AMD APU as well, and I'll probably install Fedora or Kubuntu on it. I have no interest in discrete GPUs on laptops anymore, I do appreciate the gaming options …
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Comment #38735518
Thanks for the Skylake information. > Install Linux you mean. I'll preface this by saying I should have mentioned it's an Nvidia Optimus equipped laptop, a Dell Inspiron i5 7559 an…
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Comment #38735073
I've gone down this path.. I have a Skylake Dell Inspiron, it has TPM 2.0 but of course the CPU is not supported. The problem I've found is that the OS in general just isn't very r…
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Comment #38689055
> The MacBook Pros got thicker, and Apple have no desire to address this. I suppose this would be a concern for me if that was an attribute I actually think of when shopping for a …