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BearOfaTime

@ BearOfaTime @lemm.ee

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  • My daughter decides what we watch..

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  • So what have deadpool

    You guys been futurama

    Watching AEW

  • Yarr

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  • Surprisingly, certain meats prevent scurvy by providing sufficient nutrients.

  • Yarr

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  • He's a riot.

    He knows what his music is, makes fun of it.

  • I wrote a web front end for downloading Youtube videos, and i'd love some feedback

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  • I decided there simply were not enough docker apps for downloading Youtube videos, and so I made the situation worse :p

    You get my upvote for this alone!

  • Do Not Tap the Glass [beetlemoses]

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  • Don't worry, another idiot will be along shortly to tap the glass

  • My addictions keep me in line...

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  • Me too. New Word!!

  • Windows NT vs. Unix: A design comparison

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  • You're right. Thanks for the reminder. Memory ain't what it used to be.

  • Windows NT vs. Unix: A design comparison

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  • One of?

    I'm going with the largest, by a huge margin. Unix and it's descendents run everything. Even MS uses it for some things.

    Unix has been around since 1969-ish, that's 20 years before NT.

    And I've use NT every day since it came out.

  • Windows NT vs. Unix: A design comparison

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  • Agreed.

    I skimmed through the article, and see no mention of DEC Alpha VMS, which is NT's predecessor, which is really disappointing. Great read though, very well done.

    DOS and Win3.1 really have little to do with NT. A DEC Alpha team was laid off around 1990, MS hired them, and NT is the result. Mark Minasi (I think, may also have been his partner, who's name I can't remember) wrote an article about 1998 in Windows Magazine (NT Magazine?) about it, and broke down the components of both NT and Alpha to demonstrate the similarity.

    I've been looking for the article for a couple years now.

  • Apple told to pay back €13bn in tax by EU

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  • Because they control congress/parliament, etc.

    Staggering to me how many people don't see this, and denigrate populism (not that I think you do, clearly those commenting on this issue see what's going on).

  • Apple told to pay back €13bn in tax by EU

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  • They get to tax those trillions at an extremely low rate, right?

  • Apple told to pay back €13bn in tax by EU

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  • So it takes you half a second to remove the "m"?

  • Assistant Therapist

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  • I've moved to DivestOS, a fork of Lineage. A bit more restrictive to Google stuff - can run MicroG/GServices isolated.

  • Assistant Therapist

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  • Assistant Therapist

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  • What's Google Assistant?

  • Hollywood and Netflix Report Piracy Threats to the EU, Call for 'Intermediary' Action

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  • Especially suck less.

    If they sucked less, they'd have broader appeal, meaning more consumers so could potentially, maybe, not be so overpriced vs their value.

    Oh, who am I kidding? Hollywood has been a bunch of arrogant asshats forever.

  • Free encrypted read-only cloud storage with cancelled google drive and rclone?

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  • The other cost to home lab serving lots of data is internet limits.

    My internet will throttle after X terabytes (I forget the limit), whether upstream or down, and of course upload is slower.

    It's like playing a game of tetris with costs, performance, stability, reliability, flexibility, privacy, security, and personal effort.

    I'm not saying don't have a home lab, just that there are things to consider. It's worth the effort for me, though I'm working to move some things to cloud storage (e.g. Hetzner/Storj.io) and a VPS to get some of the bandwidth off my connection, and remove my home internet as a bottleneck or failure point.

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  • In the real world there are way more pixels.

    This is a shitty image.

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  • That's just a bunch of pixels from a shitty image