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Comment #41768934
David Eddings' books are also my favorite of all time, agree about Belgariad and Mallorean. That reminds me that I should start them again. Thanks for bringing back a great memory!…
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Comment #41589591
I don't understand why executives don't seem to understand the basics of effective communication. It's not like they don't have access to staff and expertise here. When you have di…
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Comment #41115522
Well done! And thank you to the Open Tech Fund for sponsoring work to protect everyone who uses Homebrew.
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Comment #40901742
I'm surprised that they didn't find a market for the `.off` TLD.
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Comment #40550643
Take photos of them, or cut the binding and scan them all, and then feed the work out to mechanical turk?
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Comment #40533588
Next step: Play Zork in Doom in Zork.
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Comment #40331601
Obligatory article, "I am not a supplier.": https://www.softwaremaxims.com/blog/not-a-supplier > Folks that disagree with a maintainer's actions are generally free to fork the proj…
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Comment #39827740
Obligatory "just get a Brother printer" comment. They are the cast iron pans of printing technology, the kind that your kids and grandkids will inherit some day.
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Comment #39827699
Same here, glad I'm not the only one.
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Comment #39513556
This is why you need to be careful when time traveling.
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Comment #39121073
I'm afraid we're already there. https://doctorow.medium.com/oh-great-theres-drm-in-printer-p...
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Comment #39120765
How ironic! My short- and long-term objective is to avoid HP printers at all cost. Obligatory plug for Brother printers without any of this nonsense.
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Comment #38811570
I hope there isn't a grue down there.
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Comment #37063266
I read through the first couple parts, this is exceptionally well written, clear, and AFAICT, accurate. Nicely done.
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Comment #37048744
You can find higher-quality JPEGs (yes, still lossy, and not super high quality) by replacing: Thumbnail: https://codex-atlanticus.ambrosiana.it/assets/100/000R-220.j... Direct Ima…
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Comment #36660221
I'd add QuickBasic 4.5, though I suppose that was late 80s. I still have the book that came with it around here somewhere. It was the first programming language / environment I use…
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Comment #36625617
Yep, I'm sure it's nostalgia, but AGI/SCI have a special place in my heart. I played King's Quest 3 a few months ago through to the end and it was everything I'd hoped it would be.…
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Comment #36612060
Just a couple troubleshooting idea that come to mind: - Which memory column are you looking at? (differences between private, committed, shared, working set, etc.) - Are you runnin…
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Comment #36611092
Hard pass. No longer doomscrolling and chasing adrenaline fixes on social media has improved my quality of life immeasurably. Obviously to each their own, but I've given up looking…
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Comment #36577592
Microsoft | Senior Security Program Manager | Remote (US) | https://microsoft.com Microsoft loves open source, and we use it a lot. We're seeking a Senior Security Program Manager …
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Comment #34409944
This is particularly annoying because the "Report incorrect product information" link doesn't work properly, and due to "suspicious activity", only verified customers can submit a …
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Comment #32686363
The differences may be all in my head, but I've been very happy with a USB Dragonfly DAC and a pair of quality headphones, along with high/master quality input.
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Comment #30276307
This is super cool, but I didn't see how much energy was put into the system in order to generate the output 57 MW, and whether the output energy was all usable (e.g. could the tea…