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Comment #36911653
> That said, on my most recent trip to Paris, I actually found Parisians a lot nicer than the last time I was there (~1995ish?). My wife and I had the exact same experience. We had…
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Comment #34604828
I pulled an old Kenwood HF transceiver my dad had given me about 10 years off of a shelf in the garage about a week ago. While I was digging around for the various pieces of it (lo…
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Comment #34083474
Meh. The moment I, for any reason, cannot collaborate unless I get my hands on a computer it stops being collaborative. Or not. 'Collaborative' doesn't mean 'accessible by anyone'.…
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Comment #33495254
The same sort of people who decided it'd be interesting and/or fun to snag an extra phone line and set up a BBS back in the day, I suspect.
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Comment #33494934
I think you're only half wrong here. The difference is that you can virtue signal to people inside of your own crowd without much consequence, but if you seek to offend them, they …
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Comment #33494702
"Guess what: in the fediverse, it would never have been possible to ban Trump in the first place. Sure, leftist servers could have stop syndicating his posts, but this would not ha…
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Comment #33494645
It took me about 45 minutes last night to install a pleroma server and get it set up. Also as 'just an experiment'. This was on a server that had nginx running on it but not much e…
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Comment #32656166
"Who would be a peer as an interviewer?" Dick Cavett has forgotten more about the art of the conversational interview than most people have ever known. Intelligent, perceptive, and…
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Comment #31798872
How is that “counter-balance”? Obviously the medical folks are only going to have talked to people who’ve had accidents, where as the bike forums are filled with people who’ve had …
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Comment #31479018
It's also a bunch of horseshit, because the Acropolis museum in Athens is absolutely phenomenal and clearly shows that Greece is capable of caring for them adequately.
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Comment #31422287
Best thing for you in terms of getting to listen to indie artists, but what do they get out of it?
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Comment #31321808
I don’t think the modern mac is any more (or less) difficult to extend than windows or linux…
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Comment #31261549
I've been playing Four Against Darkness. It's not really a solo roleplaying game out of the box, because the 'role playing' aspects of it are extremely minimal. In fact, out of the…
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Comment #31015721
I'm older than dirt. Last week I watched 'Severance' on Apple TV. It was very good. Last night I watched the first episode of 'Tokyo Vice' on HBO Max and it was definitely good eno…
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Comment #30922422
I have a hard time taking anyone seriously when they drop something like this: "MacOS felt a kind of dumb, and does so ever since" ... I mean...MacOS is just *nix these days and ha…
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Comment #30812940
I get 'No Results' when I type 'DVD Player' in spotlight.
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Comment #30812008
I have a M1 Mac mini. It doesn't have a non-removable app called "DVD Player" on it. (Or, if it does, spotlight can't find it and I don't see it in the folder where I copied the 'a…
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Comment #30724256
Hrm. I dunno. I recently picked up a couple of old laptops to goof around on (a 2003 Thinkpad T41 and a 2005 iBook G4) and both of them (laptops!) have keyboards that are so much b…
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Comment #30548695
Also own a Mac SE/30 and pretty much went through the hoops that the linked article did, only I did all of it myself. I also picked up an ethernet card for it because I had a retro…
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Comment #30443243
...does the video of the guy in the coffee shop remind anyone else of Neil Stephenson's description of 'gargoyles' in Snow Crash?
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Comment #30349489
It's really not. That was the concensus of many reviews when these things were new. I'm not (by any stretch) implying that DAC differences are 'audiophile snake oil'. There is a di…
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Comment #30348018
Yep. As mentioned, Apple Watch is the way to go if you're looking for a modern shuffle, and it does support offline Spotify these days. The issues with using an older shuffle is th…
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Comment #30347788
I love how everyone is chomping at the bits to get one of those iPods with the Wolfson DAC when a) most people can't hear the difference and b) even among people who can, they're p…
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Comment #30335524
Sometimes I think that it might be good to ditch the smart phone in favor of a dumb phone. Then two things occur to me: 1. 90% of the ‘communicating’ I do with my phone these days …