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- Comment on WHERE THE FUCK IS THE CURSOR? 2 weeks ago:
I have had friends and coworkers send this meme to me repeatedly because my WFM setup is closer to this than I’d like to admit. Fuck it though, I find it helpful.
- Comment on WHERE THE FUCK IS THE CURSOR? 2 weeks ago:
Despite the moving itself sucking, that’s a rad looking setup. I mean, it would suck to use for actual work, but its cool as hell.
- Comment on Google's Gemini will make its way into Dragon Quest X to power a "Chatty Slimey" AI companion, Square Enix has announced 3 weeks ago:
I mean, I’ll be fine too. I just quite liked many of their games and I thought DQ XI was great. There will be no more of that apparently.
- Comment on Micron says driverless cars and robots will need 300GB of RAM 3 weeks ago:
There is a lot less traffic/pedestrians in space.
- Comment on Google's Gemini will make its way into Dragon Quest X to power a "Chatty Slimey" AI companion, Square Enix has announced 3 weeks ago:
That doesn’t align with any that I know, but anecdotes are just that I suppose.
- Comment on Google's Gemini will make its way into Dragon Quest X to power a "Chatty Slimey" AI companion, Square Enix has announced 3 weeks ago:
So they don’t want to me not buy any more DQ games. That’s a bold strategy, let’s see how it plays out.
- Comment on Google gives Android users a way to install unverified apps if they prove they really, really want to 3 weeks ago:
As someone that uses GrapheneOS without google play services, I’d be fine with it. Fuck em.
- Comment on ShitpostID: 4185519047 3 weeks ago:
The American measurement system is so gloriously random it puts Calvinball to shame.
- Comment on It turns out that Juggalo makeup blocks facial recognition technology 3 weeks ago:
That would at least be fun, if not a bit uncomfortable long term.
- Comment on Infinity vape gauntlet 3 weeks ago:
I can’t think of Captain Planet without thinking of that amazing video (www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwJaELXadKo)
- Comment on Did we win? 4 weeks ago:
This isn’t a win, this is Google making things shitty for the benefit of no one but themselves.
- Comment on Spotify playing ads for paid subscribers 4 weeks ago:
In case you don’t actually know what it is en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
- Comment on Me on St pats back in the day 4 weeks ago:
Was that a St Paddy’s rave going on?
- Comment on Spotify playing ads for paid subscribers 4 weeks ago:
My wife and daughter had heard ads sparingly and they only listen to music. I assumed it was some sort of bug because it is very infrequent, but with today’s corps I should probably invoke the inverse of Hanlon’s Razor and just assume malice.
- Comment on Dumb glasses 4 weeks ago:
If you’re actually puzzled, then you’re a moron. The vast majority of people clearly strongly dislike these things and you’re everywhere in this thread defending them. Are you being paid for your services or do you just love the surveillance state that much?
- Comment on Federal Cyber Experts Thought Microsoft’s Cloud Was “a Pile of Shit.” They Approved It Anyway. 4 weeks ago:
This isn’t surprising to me in the slightest. I’ve been part of a small team tasked with assessing products and services for larger enterprises before and they’d almost always look over our findings nod a bunch and then go with the company whose rep took them out to a fancy dinner or gave them kickbacks.
- Comment on Microsoft wants devs to build Electron AI apps on Windows 11, says no need of native code, despite RAM concerns 4 weeks ago:
NC and Total Commander are honestly great and probably greatly preferrable to Windows Explorer these days.
- Comment on It's a classic 4 weeks ago:
The true final boss of the internet. Honestly, I hope it’s gone for good, but you cannot kill true evil.
- Comment on It's a classic 4 weeks ago:
I hate that I know all of these. At no one has mentioned swap.avi yet. Oh shit, I just did!
- Comment on Microsoft wants devs to build Electron AI apps on Windows 11, says no need of native code, despite RAM concerns 4 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t call Win 8 welcome, most people rather hated it. Then again, following Windows 7, which I the best of the bunch, couldn’t have been easy. MS just bet that the future of Windows was tablets and the world replied “lol no”.
- Comment on Microsoft wants devs to build Electron AI apps on Windows 11, says no need of native code, despite RAM concerns 4 weeks ago:
This reminds me that many years ago, there was a small market for better file managers in Windows. Most were more like “side grades” that were better in some ways, but worse than others, but there was one that was way better than all of the called Directory Opus. It was silly expensive for the time (I want to say like $80), and most others were free, but holy shit was it feature filled, including tabs, and just really good. It was also a bit heavy compared to explorer back then. Now it probably runs insanely fast and is still way better. I just looked and it still exists at basically the same price, but any sane person considering it should just leave Windows.
- Comment on Microsoft wants devs to build Electron AI apps on Windows 11, says no need of native code, despite RAM concerns 4 weeks ago:
Win 3.1 wasn’t even that slow on a 386sx (yay, 386 buddies! o/), its nothing compared to Win 11 on midrange and lower laptops these days. Then again, those CPUs usually came in PCs with Win 3.0, so Win 3.1 was definitely noticeably heavier. MS also wasn’t nearly as large and well funded back then, there is no excuse for this other than pure incompetence.
- Comment on Converting HDMI to composite 4 weeks ago:
These absolutely exist as I owned one, though technically it was DVI to composite active converter, but it had no issues with an HDMI-> DVI converter in the chain. I bought the one I had many years ago now though, so you might have to deep dive into some less mainstream sites. I wouldn’t worry too much about the brands being some nonsense, it is likely the same internal hardware as anything with a recognizable brand.
- Comment on 79% of smart dash cams we tested had security flaws and concerns, and in some cases they were breaking the law - Out of 28, only six didn't have any concerns. 4 weeks ago:
I bought one of those when years ago because of the wacky novelty. The wifi capability was even less reliable than cheap sdcards are for long term storage.
- Comment on What are your best memories of playing Civilization III? 4 weeks ago:
Civ III is not one of my favorites, but my best memory of Civ III is probably the game where I played a game on emperor difficulty and one AI side was neck and neck with me and we spent well over two centuries having an air war of mostly bombers. It was honestly ridiculous how closely matched we were and the war lasted until the end of the game.
- Comment on What are your best memories of playing Civilization III? 4 weeks ago:
SMAC was honestly more complicated than Civ III, but it was so good that it didn’t matter!
- Comment on I am only now discovering the sheer addictiveness of Sid Meier's Civilization. 4 weeks ago:
I’d agree, and I prefer 4 to 5 greatly for that very reason.
- Comment on I am only now discovering the sheer addictiveness of Sid Meier's Civilization. 4 weeks ago:
I think I would have really enjoyed Civ Revolution had I not already played a ton of Civ 4 on which it was based. I just couldn’t get over what was missing.
- Comment on I am only now discovering the sheer addictiveness of Sid Meier's Civilization. 4 weeks ago:
I played more Civ 1 than any of the later games. Civ 2 is also great as is 4 (3 is decent, but I wasn’t nearly as enthralled with it). Every game in the series since has had aspects to it that I disliked enough to keep me from continuing to play and I heard enough bad comments about 7 to not both buying it.
- Comment on Typical US worker has less than $1,000 saved for retirement, report finds 4 weeks ago:
Food sure, but low cost housing? Maybe a long time ago, but certainly not now.