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Comment #48940523
The last concert I went to was Lord Huron in the Boston House of Blues, in 2018. Not much of a concert guy, clearly. Just make the albums easily downloadable on Bandcamp is all I a…
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Comment #48156279
They bumped prices just a few months back.
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Comment #48156272
Reminder that they also Recently bumped prices a few months ago. My annual renewed just a month before they did that.
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Comment #47929103
I will not be renewing/switching over, either. I had copilot mainly so I could write issues and throw agents at it, while I went off and did other things. Has been great for contai…
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Comment #47798170
Fallout’s pre-war world feels more familiar than it should, and we should be talking about that. I wrote this article as a mashup between Fallout, peak oil theory, and the slow dec…
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Comment #46802545
For Vimeo customers, the questions are: "What if..." and maybe more importantly, "What now?"
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Comment #46759949
Someone just posted an inside story of what went on inside of Vimeo: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46757868
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Comment #46759592
An excellent dissection, but took me a minute to get through it! I really don't know what they were thinking with trying to scare off all the little indie creatives with the pivoti…
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Comment #45976309
I truly do wonder about the amount of tech debt that must be inside of the Messages app on MacOS and iOS. It's got to be massive. I also wonder what they're using (protocol) under …
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Comment #45134987
Arc was the only Chrome browser that I could stomach as a development browser/environment. Kind of tight-lipped, but I assume it'll keep getting updates? I use Safari day-to-day, b…
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Comment #45124119
We need all hands on deck to bring this back to life
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Comment #44982648
I personally prefer the Power Macintosh 6100 form factor, but even I can appreciate the goofy personality of Apple’s engineers to tease Carl Sagan with a first-generation PowerPC M…
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Comment #43562628
They seem to make the ride smoother, but they don't seem to help much with distance/runtime per battery charge. Like a minimal/marginal improvement in that regard, vs a standard pr…
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Comment #43420178
The same thing exists for eFoils. We (riders) haven't been too impressed with them.
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Comment #43420162
Yeah, between the two, I strongly prefer BitBucket Pipelines. Feels much cleaner.
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Comment #43273266
"Burr, it's cold in here ..."
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Comment #43273199
The real hardware needed for artificial intelligence wasn't NVIDIA, it was a CRAY XMP from 1982 all along
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Comment #43273025
I have a hard time understanding why anyone would buy a physical tv that big. I decided to get a projector. Huge surface area. Goes away/out of my sight for the 98% of the time I'm…
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Comment #43192405
As a owner of both slot load and tray load G3's, I strongly prefer the tray loaders. The drives still work, while I have to jam a credit card with double-sided tape into the drive …
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Comment #43192393
The really should have kept that design around longer, iterated on it. Maybe it just wasn't possible to put a G5 on that small of a logic board, but it's still an absolutely stunni…
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Comment #43192359
There's a cache of them in a storage unit east of Atlanta. You can still find the listing on Facebook marketplace. I bought a B&W machine from the guy for $50 or $60. Also grabbed …
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Comment #43067014
In an alternate universe, Apple had built out a networked media library system and integrated it directly into their Time Capsule router hw.