Have you looked into the gaming NUCs? This thing is probably going to be difficult to get, but those things are competent and expandable in the future.
Oddly, this has become an environment where something like WeWork could actually make sense. I might like to have a workspace without any coworkers.
I'm not concerned with people with that little money. If you've got $10M, you're rich, but you're not part of the problem rich. The three walmart heirs are worth $180B between them. Jeff is worth that by himself. This…
Then go. If the price of having them here is that they get to not pay their fair share while taking advantage of our infrastructure and workforce, they can pound sand.
It's not about his wealth. If Jeff had been independently wealthy before starting Amazon this wouldn't be an issue. The problem is the percentage workers receive of the value they generate. Jeff has gotten rich by…
My other favorite is the use of "too much" Example from that account: "Too much fructose can cause liver damage -- in mice." To quote Stephen Fry, "Of course too much is bad for you. Too much is exactly that quantity…
Man, I should post about this to Voat!
Can anyone actually run No Man's Sky without tonnes of reprojection?
There's a big difference between "people who commit crimes" and professional criminals. If you make your living committing crimes it pays to do it properly, but most "people who commit crimes" aren't professionals.
What do you think of the V instead of SOS? Is it better? Should someone do both?
In the end, the reddit admins aren't responsible for moderating whatsapp. Replacing TD moderators isn't a solution to end white nationalism, it's just about policing a forum which consistently flaunts site rules. If…
I wouldn't mind tacking some BS certifications onto my resume, which would you recommend?
Thing is the TV's you're only half the customer. That's why the TV's have gotten so cheap, the extra revenue stream from selling data. You can't even buy a dumb TV any more.
Taking a moment to proselytize on the value of color laser printers. They're well worth the investment. Inkjet printers are one of the greatest sources of human misery.
Microsoft bought Windows Defender. It used to be a paid antivirus. > Windows Defender was initially based on GIANT AntiSpyware, formerly developed by GIANT Company Software, Inc. The company's acquisition was announced…
Getting a Google home isn't mandatory, at least not yet. I personally use mine almost exclusively as an alarm clock. I have a tendency to wake up several times a night to check if I remembered to set an alarm, it's…
It does seem to boil down to the idea that people in ties appear more competent than people not in ties.
You can choose to only have certain IP address ranges accessible through Wireguard, it also creates a wg0 interface that you should be able to bind software to:…
Why, do you think? We're talking about computer people, not exactly Luddites. We all upgrade to new tech all the time, but IPv6 is more than 20 years old and adoption is still shit.
Right, because SIP is working as intended.
I think that's the difference with a lot of these things. If you are a primary keyboard user you tend to rage against a lot of these changes.
Have you looked into the gaming NUCs? This thing is probably going to be difficult to get, but those things are competent and expandable in the future.
Oddly, this has become an environment where something like WeWork could actually make sense. I might like to have a workspace without any coworkers.
I'm not concerned with people with that little money. If you've got $10M, you're rich, but you're not part of the problem rich. The three walmart heirs are worth $180B between them. Jeff is worth that by himself. This…
Then go. If the price of having them here is that they get to not pay their fair share while taking advantage of our infrastructure and workforce, they can pound sand.
It's not about his wealth. If Jeff had been independently wealthy before starting Amazon this wouldn't be an issue. The problem is the percentage workers receive of the value they generate. Jeff has gotten rich by…
My other favorite is the use of "too much" Example from that account: "Too much fructose can cause liver damage -- in mice." To quote Stephen Fry, "Of course too much is bad for you. Too much is exactly that quantity…
Man, I should post about this to Voat!
Can anyone actually run No Man's Sky without tonnes of reprojection?
There's a big difference between "people who commit crimes" and professional criminals. If you make your living committing crimes it pays to do it properly, but most "people who commit crimes" aren't professionals.
What do you think of the V instead of SOS? Is it better? Should someone do both?
In the end, the reddit admins aren't responsible for moderating whatsapp. Replacing TD moderators isn't a solution to end white nationalism, it's just about policing a forum which consistently flaunts site rules. If…
I wouldn't mind tacking some BS certifications onto my resume, which would you recommend?
Thing is the TV's you're only half the customer. That's why the TV's have gotten so cheap, the extra revenue stream from selling data. You can't even buy a dumb TV any more.
Taking a moment to proselytize on the value of color laser printers. They're well worth the investment. Inkjet printers are one of the greatest sources of human misery.
Microsoft bought Windows Defender. It used to be a paid antivirus. > Windows Defender was initially based on GIANT AntiSpyware, formerly developed by GIANT Company Software, Inc. The company's acquisition was announced…
Getting a Google home isn't mandatory, at least not yet. I personally use mine almost exclusively as an alarm clock. I have a tendency to wake up several times a night to check if I remembered to set an alarm, it's…
It does seem to boil down to the idea that people in ties appear more competent than people not in ties.
You can choose to only have certain IP address ranges accessible through Wireguard, it also creates a wg0 interface that you should be able to bind software to:…
Why, do you think? We're talking about computer people, not exactly Luddites. We all upgrade to new tech all the time, but IPv6 is more than 20 years old and adoption is still shit.
Right, because SIP is working as intended.
I think that's the difference with a lot of these things. If you are a primary keyboard user you tend to rage against a lot of these changes.