I still drive a '97 4runner that I bought for 5k around 2020. I've probably put 5k into repairs. I've spent less on it than anything I could buy new, and it will probably outlast us all. Nearing 300k miles on it now.
The easiest way to deal with the usual suspects is to just block the entire countries network range(s). There really is no reason they should be connecting to your home router anyway, and you lose nothing from blocking…
Have you ever read it? It was published in _1970_ and the content isn't really about stealing books, but about fighting against the government and corporations. Its more political commentary than anything else. Yes,…
Some programmers import a sarcasm library while others could write their own.
Ahhh jerkcity. A classic.
.NET is still installable as a standalone thing. In fact I probably have several versions installed on my current Windows PC. No reason Windows Lite couldn't also have .NET installed _when you need it_.
I wondered if it was the same but he says he built this car in 2008 which would have been three years after that video.
This happens with any TV or Movie that has music, and its incredibly frustrating. Always best to download to not confuse yourself as to why the media is somehow different than you remember.
syspatch and sysupgrade have made things substantially easier these days.
At that point you've re-invented emacs.
No thanks.
I've worked in tech since the late 90's and recently became an apprentice potter. My work in pottery is so much more fulfilling than any tech work I've done. I wish I had started sooner. I'm still working in tech, and…
0% AI, 80% YAML Jockey, 10% SSH Shenanigans, 10% Python programming Been doing sysadmin since the 90's. Why bother with AI, it just slows me down. I've already scripted my life with automation. Anything not already…
Similarly that people are interested in running anything made by him after he's repeatedly shown his true colors.
Maybe, but carpentry, plumbing, electrician, mechanic, etc all typically have apprenticeship opportunities and its extremely rare to encounter anything in the tech field like this. Additionally, the trades above don't…
If they sold replacement parts and batteries we'd be fine and they're have their recurring revenue.
Scumbag companies continue to be scum.
Clearchannel (which became IheartRadio) owns most radio stations (>850) in the US. They fired hundreds of DJ's in ~2011. https://archive.nytimes.com/mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/2... When I was a kid in the 1980's I…
I feel like I'm one of the few people who won't touch the tech for anything work related. I've used it to generate character backstories in Dungeons and Dragons, but I wouldn't trust it for anything reality based. I…
No
Whatever this link was, all it does now is download a randomly named 0 byte file in Firefox.
Like Cambridge Analytica (who used Facebook to do exactly this for the 2016 election).
Surely China can just buy all the data that's being collected by US companies and sold. So whats the difference here?
Yes. I'd love to find other nerds into retro computing, UNIX, and pottery in my area without wading into groups or joining a forum. They know everything about me, match me up with some people I'd most likely get along…
Thanks. Can we also have a article about how the web was replaced by bullshit popovers and invasive javascript much to the dismay of people who use it?
I still drive a '97 4runner that I bought for 5k around 2020. I've probably put 5k into repairs. I've spent less on it than anything I could buy new, and it will probably outlast us all. Nearing 300k miles on it now.
The easiest way to deal with the usual suspects is to just block the entire countries network range(s). There really is no reason they should be connecting to your home router anyway, and you lose nothing from blocking…
Have you ever read it? It was published in _1970_ and the content isn't really about stealing books, but about fighting against the government and corporations. Its more political commentary than anything else. Yes,…
Some programmers import a sarcasm library while others could write their own.
Ahhh jerkcity. A classic.
.NET is still installable as a standalone thing. In fact I probably have several versions installed on my current Windows PC. No reason Windows Lite couldn't also have .NET installed _when you need it_.
I wondered if it was the same but he says he built this car in 2008 which would have been three years after that video.
This happens with any TV or Movie that has music, and its incredibly frustrating. Always best to download to not confuse yourself as to why the media is somehow different than you remember.
syspatch and sysupgrade have made things substantially easier these days.
At that point you've re-invented emacs.
No thanks.
I've worked in tech since the late 90's and recently became an apprentice potter. My work in pottery is so much more fulfilling than any tech work I've done. I wish I had started sooner. I'm still working in tech, and…
0% AI, 80% YAML Jockey, 10% SSH Shenanigans, 10% Python programming Been doing sysadmin since the 90's. Why bother with AI, it just slows me down. I've already scripted my life with automation. Anything not already…
Similarly that people are interested in running anything made by him after he's repeatedly shown his true colors.
Maybe, but carpentry, plumbing, electrician, mechanic, etc all typically have apprenticeship opportunities and its extremely rare to encounter anything in the tech field like this. Additionally, the trades above don't…
If they sold replacement parts and batteries we'd be fine and they're have their recurring revenue.
Scumbag companies continue to be scum.
Clearchannel (which became IheartRadio) owns most radio stations (>850) in the US. They fired hundreds of DJ's in ~2011. https://archive.nytimes.com/mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/2... When I was a kid in the 1980's I…
I feel like I'm one of the few people who won't touch the tech for anything work related. I've used it to generate character backstories in Dungeons and Dragons, but I wouldn't trust it for anything reality based. I…
No
Whatever this link was, all it does now is download a randomly named 0 byte file in Firefox.
Like Cambridge Analytica (who used Facebook to do exactly this for the 2016 election).
Surely China can just buy all the data that's being collected by US companies and sold. So whats the difference here?
Yes. I'd love to find other nerds into retro computing, UNIX, and pottery in my area without wading into groups or joining a forum. They know everything about me, match me up with some people I'd most likely get along…
Thanks. Can we also have a article about how the web was replaced by bullshit popovers and invasive javascript much to the dismay of people who use it?