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- Comment on LG's new stretchable display can grow by 50%, bendy panels can be deformed into new form factors 2 days ago:
Malls could use this screens around columns. It would probably make those phones’ edges easier to make. Foldable screens could benefit from this too. As you said dashboards in cars would be prettier. Since they’re malleable, it would probably be easier to make curved displays. Your watch could display information around your wrist. Fashion people could even use this thing around necks and wrists. I don’t know, I could think many industries could use this.
- Comment on Astronauts tight-lipped about reason for hospital visit after 235 days in space 5 days ago:
Are they reporting strange things like ‘my car was red and now it’s blue’ ?
- Comment on Fired Employee Allegedly Hacked Disney World's Menu System to Alter Peanut Allergy Information 2 weeks ago:
If you want to screw with your former employer, screw your former employer. This is criminal.
- Comment on Linux boots in 4.76 days on the Intel 4004 1 month ago:
My first job was building computers with old parts. A guy needed MS Word for work but didn’t want to buy a new computer or upgrade his 386SX (25Mhz iirc). It had like 20MB of disk and I don’t recall the RAM. So he asked me if I could try. So I did. I managed to install DOS, Windows 3.1 and MS Word. I don’t remember how long it took to boot, but I remember that it would take 6 seconds for a pressed letter to appear on the screen.
- Comment on Man Arrested for Sharing Copyright Infringing Nude Scenes Through Reddit. 2 months ago:
So, is r/celebnsfw closing? Because it’s exactly what it is. Guy was probably the only human in a sea of bots posting there.
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- Comment on Science is Magic 3 months ago:
This is beautiful, it’s poetry.
- Comment on What have you played this week? 3 months ago:
Starfield and Lego Skywalker Saga
- Comment on We might see Microsoft adding ads to BSOD 3 months ago:
Blue Screen Of Death.
- Comment on Dev boots a PC from Google Drive cloud storage — a storage-less laptop becomes a truly cloud-native computer 4 months ago:
One of my duties in my first job was to build diskless computers. I’d record an EPROM in the station and boot from a Novell server.
- Comment on Red Lobster could file for bankruptcy this month following the closure of 50+ stores: WSJ 5 months ago:
Oh, no! Now I’m sad.
- Comment on Is Boeing in big trouble? World's largest aerospace firm faces 10 more whistleblowers after sudden death of two 6 months ago:
Hey, I heard Boeing is hiring assassins. It’s in high demand!
- Comment on Now all we need is a drink pairing guide 6 months ago:
Do you lick Uranium?
- Comment on After 114 days of change, Broadcom CEO acknowledges VMware-related “unease” 7 months ago:
It’s not panic. We already have direct connects to AWS and Azure. It’s something we’ve been working on for five years now.
- Comment on After 114 days of change, Broadcom CEO acknowledges VMware-related “unease” 7 months ago:
My job estimated our VMware cost will be 10 times more expensive. We’re moving to the cloud as soon as possible.
- Comment on Japan government accepts it’s no longer the ’90s, stops requiring floppy disks 9 months ago:
So, let me tell a little story from a couple of months ago. We were migrating a big system and we discovered that it was still sending fax to some destinations. We still have a fax server running. The way it works is that we send an email to <faxnumber>@fax.mycompany.com and it will send the fax to that number.
So, we contacted the destinations and some declared that they didn’t even had faxes anymore. BUT, a few others still had them and, what a surprise, it was a fax server that would receive the fax… and transform it in an email!
Of course, we changed those services and retired the fax server.
- Submitted 10 months ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on Starfield will get city maps and "new ways of traveling" next year 11 months ago:
All I ask is a vehicle, like the Mako. And new structure maps. And more enemies. And making enemy outposts useful. And fewer loading screens. And better ship construction.
- Submitted 11 months ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on No More Will to Play 11 months ago:
It’s not trash. I like roaming around “exploring”. It’s just that it would be nice to have something new from time to time. Once you get to know the types of structures you find, you’ll notice that even the objects are in the same places.
- Comment on No More Will to Play 11 months ago:
Oh, now, they’re there but the ramps are not down, so, why are they even there?
On a side note, can you enter a starborn ship? They’re always inaccessible. (I know we get into one during the main quest, but I’m asking about those that follow us around.)
- Comment on If civilization continues to the year 9999, is the idea to go to year 10.000, or...? 11 months ago:
I was looking at some old pictures of my family and some of them had dates like 921 for 1921 in them. I used to abbreviate 88 for 1988, but I’ve never seen people using 3 digits like that.
- Comment on No More Will to Play 11 months ago:
Let’s not even talk about the inconsistencies (and sometimes flat out bugs) while exploring. 0% oxygen and a settler appears without a suit. -18 and I get frostbite. -150 and I’m ok with the same suit. And what about sonic boom from a ship landing near me when there’s no atmosphere? (I get, a game without sound in space is just bad immersion, but still, feels strange) Speaking of landing ships, why the hell do they land near me all the time? Are they following me?
- Comment on In 1952, a group of three 'stars' vanished—astronomers still can't find them 1 year ago:
Starkiller base needed fuel.
- Comment on Microsoft develops ultra durable glass plates that can store several TBs of data for 10000 years 1 year ago:
I can see it.
- Comment on Can we create a thread about easter eggs? 1 year ago:
This coffee stain looks like the alien language from the movie Contact. But, on the other hand, all coffee stains do.
- Submitted 1 year ago to [deleted] | 3 comments
- Comment on Take a Tour of my Magnificent Codos Outpost! 1 year ago:
Question: in Fallout 4 we could create a circuit of supply lines so we could use all resources available. Is there a way of doing that in Starfield?
- Comment on Whatsapp is going to run terribly... 1 year ago:
I was recently in Brazil and it amazes me how the country adopted the platform. You can do everything in it. And it’s not that you’re always talking to someone on the other side. It’s all automated. Remember those gigantic labyrinths of menus you had to listen when calling a business? Now it’s all in WhatsApp, but with the advantage of being much faster to read. I asked for a service in a company, they gave me a protocol number. When I wanted to check on it, I just had to type the number on WhatsApp and it would tell me if it was ready. So, no need to develop GUI, sites, and so on. Everything is accessible through WhatsApp.
So, I understand why Meta rolled this out and started with Brazil.
In the end, it feels like we made full circle and we’re coming back to the Telnet era of doing business.
- Comment on The truth about santa 1 year ago:
Exactly.