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Your investigative skills are incredible.

There's literally just a suspect ... and you already know who ordered it, even though there's not even a hint about suspect (not even confirmed to be perpetrator) working for someone else.

Dayuuuum, you're "smart".

Obvious Ukrobot bullcrap.
Keep whining. Your prophecy of bubble bursting didn't happen for last 15 years.

All you have left is being butthurt. Small bandage for you is if someones assets are stolen.

Sounds like whining of someone who did miss the crypto train for last 15 years, desperate to see the house burning for others.
Re:Global warming will exceed 1.5-degree limit, UN says on Sunday September 06, 2026 @03:12AM (#49584040)
With politicans, "atleast they're trying" is the worst option. Either you know what you're doing ... or don't. Destroying local vital industries with tax burden, to pay subsidies to green bullcrap, and importing everything from other side of planet, that's "leftard ecology".
Re:Global warming will exceed 1.5-degree limit, UN says on Saturday September 05, 2026 @12:49PM (#49578328)
Perfect example of "left behind" is EU, shooting itself in leg for many years with dubious results in terms of ecology ... and negligible in global scale.
Re:Unified Arabic on Friday September 04, 2026 @04:28AM (#49562017)
And English :) to LOL Fook this. Fook that. Bro.

Younger generation of simplified brains will come up with even more simplified languages.

Re:The Largest Electric Aircraft Just Flew [video] on Friday September 04, 2026 @04:17AM (#49561960)
That's nothing. I was crossing Himalaya's by crawling at even slower speed.

Dayuuum, ... you're smart.

Anyone who knows what SSD's have reserve capacity understands that none of what you wrote makes any sense.

But HEY, you've learned something new ... reserve capacity. Just like you did about TRIM.

Now you can update your "knowledge" with new bullshit.

Keep us updated. Your desperate backpaddling attempts are hilarious.

There are usual Apple sheeps ... and then it's you.

WOW, this is some remarkable (would rather use different word starting with R) desperate attempt to somehow turn the reality upside-down,of Apple being overpriced unrepairable unupgrade-able junk sold through pure marketing of exploiting insecurities of losers by selling them something that makes them feel "elite".

Unsolicitated "send via iPhone" SMS footer is perfect example.

> Which is more likely? I’ll cheerfully stipulate Apple is pure evil, serves cooked babies in their cafeterias, whatever it takes to discuss based on reason rather than big-evil-corpos

One more comment of no substance.

Yes ... I didn't understand the relevance of your previous comment because it didn't have any substance.

Your inability to notice T.R.I.M. being standard on all SSD's for like 10+ years doesn't make me "one without the clue" or "bit of a dick".

It just means that you have memory of a fish, doesn't have intellect to produce anything with atleast a hint of relevance.

But you really excel at being butthurt whenever (as always) your desperate attempt to portray yourself knowledgeable fail.

You really don't wish me luck. I really don't need your wishes. And I don't need luck, I'm perfectly fine with what I've managed so far with my own effort. Something basement dweller like you can hardly understand.

I'm pretty sure you don't understand how threads in discussion works.

But, hey. Atleast you can write ~1000 chars with absolutelly no substance fo prove that you know nothing about the topic. What a life to live.

Re:Recovering Corrupt Zip Files on Sunday August 30, 2026 @07:14AM (#49497672)
Only time .zip failed me was like in early 90's because floppy discs failed, not the .zip part.
Re:Samsung's Processing-in-Memory (PIM) on Sunday August 30, 2026 @03:57AM (#49496658)
I think Wright brothers had long history of failed attempts.

And all of sudden, no passengers are crossing Atlantic on ship.

Well, when you fail at everything, you want other's to fail too. Luckily for us, your failure doesn't affect others.

Don't want to wake you up from your Pakistani coma, but data is accessed differently on metal disc spinning 120 revolutions per second, and a NAND flash.

Defragmentation logic for HDD's doesn't work on SSD. For like 10+ years, all SSD's have T.R.I.M. technology to rearrange data themself for faster access, and for more consistent storing of new data.

One gotta love politicians and their "solutions" and their longevity.
Re:The Internet Is Kind of a Predatory Cesspit Now on Saturday August 29, 2026 @03:00PM (#49492358)
Internet didn't change, it's population did. It's 8 billion potential victims and all bit more sophisticated thieves under one roof.

Can't blame Internet. People which were scammed "offline" are now scammed online.

Re:GUIs should be fully keyboard-driven on Saturday August 29, 2026 @04:23AM (#49488016)
I love your incredible story which didn't happen.

Have you some more stories of massive text, huge margins and padding helping UIX for healthy visitors?

Re:Mechanical Turk shutting down September 30 on Saturday August 29, 2026 @04:01AM (#49487897)
I really miss the early days of Internet, when average IQ of "Internet population" was 110+, not bloody 80.

And everyone eager to explore new World, do sh¡t and learn along the way. Not compensate for IRL social isolation like nowadays.

Typos and bad grandma ... awesome.
Internet points are very important if that's all you've got.

Otherwise, they mean nothing.

Re:Nvidia projects $673B in sales as AI demand widens on Thursday August 27, 2026 @01:37PM (#49468377)
Well, being best of the best always pays off.

It's obviously hard to understand to people bad at everything.

Dump people want to impress bu using words others might not understand.

Smart people want others to understand them.

In early days of Internet, it was a domain of smart people. And native English speakers have no problem communicating with people from Ex-Comecon countries with vey little English knowledge.

Re:Mechanical Turk shutting down September 30 on Thursday August 27, 2026 @04:37AM (#49461667)
Oh ... upwork ... put offer, get 50 replies from people which jump for every penny without even being able to understand the task.
Then don't try to look smarter than you're actually are.

Random Internet people are not impressed.

No. People don't speak like drunk linguinist on anonymous online forum. That's not "Perfectly normal rhetorical habits".

It's either AI-assisted or someone desperatelly trying to impress "unknown people" with their non-existent intellect.

Just imagine posting AI generated sh!t to prove that you're not dumb sheep.

What a life to live.

Apple first of all, knows their customers. When a main selling point of AIO is transparent azzure CRT case ... you know this kind of customer doesn't need options.

Just give 'em ATI rage and tell them they have best workstation for graphics.

If you're mentioning SGI, Sun, Amiga ... would be good to mention Xerox ... company which brought us lots of remarkable technology, and never seen it's potential and let others to capitalize on it.
Apple developed capable multitouch technology. Germans made it happen and manufacure at scale through Chinese venture.

It was again the right time, when technology was there and Apple's skill was the ability to spot the moment when otherwise overly expensive touch screens can be cheapened by scale of production to acceptable level, had the marketing machine to sell an expensive device in millions at times, when most people were used to cheap cell phones for calls & sms.

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