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Re:Outlook just asked me if I want to upgrade to bigger ads on Friday February 18, 2022 @04:44PM (#30391502)
This is also the most difficult fix.
Re:In Response to My first impressions of Web3 on Saturday January 08, 2022 @12:49PM (#29854132)
You can ignore the event, but the trust we’re to put in the blockchain is based on a promise that such an event can’t happen, but it did.
Re:Intel completely disables AVX-512 on Alder Lake after all on Friday January 07, 2022 @08:22AM (#29838768)
longer cables
You forgot to include time to park.
Re:Chinese embassy lobbies U.S. business to oppose China bills on Saturday November 13, 2021 @07:34AM (#29209326)
It is not normal.
Re:Trading cards are cool again on Sunday November 07, 2021 @08:17AM (#29139207)
The only thing more boring that baseball is a baseball card.
Re:Suez canal blocked by a massive ship on Tuesday March 23, 2021 @09:45PM (#26562592)
Ummmm...no?
Re:Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Robinhood on Thursday January 28, 2021 @05:55PM (#25950709)
The article doesn’t explain why it’s illegal.
Re:FBI Questioned Michigan Senate Aide About Tear Gas Bill on Monday January 04, 2021 @10:28PM (#25641715)
Imagine if the FBI did any investigating prior to avoid the easy and obvious authoritarian parallels while questioning a free citizen working for an elected representative.

I want the FBI to do their job; I just don't want them to look like and/or be the bad guys. In this situation, they smell like the bad guys.

Re:Is This the End of the Repairable iPhone? on Saturday October 31, 2020 @08:49AM (#24951010)
My experience has been the complete opposite of yours and I’ve discovered cheap Android phones are torture to use. I would prefer to have my testicles removed via Slap Chop than use a 5 year old trash-droid or simply use a five year old iOS device.
You do not see the forest for the trees.
Facebook is bad for human brains.
Orin Hatch: Nothing more needs be said
Re:Joel Spolsky's talk at Yale, part 2 on Tuesday December 04, 2007 @09:06AM (#85928)
I'm an in-house programmer (left grad school because I thought I'd get some money). The job is painful. The layers of bureaucracy are suffocating. It probably doesn't help that I'm actually working for contractor that produces in-house software for the federal government.

Oh well, at least its expected that an employee will move around a bit.