

Disagree, mostly because half the time I WinR is when I’m trying to fix someone else’s PC, and getting to the settings is half the problem.
Disagree, mostly because half the time I WinR is when I’m trying to fix someone else’s PC, and getting to the settings is half the problem.
I’ve had the thought that if I were to design a psyop campaign, a pretty solid option for dominating the discussion would be to come out swinging and accuse everyone else of being an agent. That way, people have to either constantly defend against accusations, or they conclude, rightly, the accusations are baseless and decide to disregard the very idea that there is a psyop going on.
Ah, right, I got my acronyms confused.
VS? Wasn’t x86-64 originally an ARM creation?
Sure, but that’s usually done through a UPS cabinet, not on an individual device level.
Appliances that don’t depower when unplugged sound like an incredibly bad idea.
Do they, or did someone put a road through a bear’s outhouse?
They shot it at the crowd during a moment of silence.
Heh, the “Mike becomes a commie” series is his masterwork.
Pierson also does great work, I was some 200 in myself when I trailed off.
It’s a pity he didn’t carry on into Byzantine history. Though his Revolutions is also superb.
More like “tried to follow procedure, but the establishment broke it over and over to stop them until nobody had any faith in the system left”. “Storm before the storm” by Duncan is a great book covering it.
More like a formed plastic sheet with contact pads glued on the underside. The whole keyboard was just a PCB, plastic casing, and a button sheet.
“There is no cloud. There are only other people’s computers”
So what you’re saying is, the complaint about China spying on people boils down to piracy?
Frankly, it’skind of the opposite: the slavery part of the argument is obvious, simply because IIRC the model of chattel slavery the US south operated on was only viable through the constant flow of new people to feed into the meatgrinder. The “better off” part is kinda dubious.
Oh, sure, especially if it’s the same few users. It’s just mildly surprising to not even run into them.
Really? You never ran into the endless “…furthermore, .ml must be defederated” posts?
Carcrash Georg.