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- Comment on Anon follows the rules 4 days ago:
I figured you were being economical to match the slave wages in this market.
- Comment on Is it safe to connect a Windows XP machine to my wi-fi network? 4 days ago:
If you can, I’d just block connections from this WinXP box to the Internet completely, then it should be fine.
- Comment on Is it safe to connect a Windows XP machine to my wi-fi network? 4 days ago:
macOS can read FAT32 and NTFS just fine. I’d put the drive in an external case and copy it over.
- Comment on Is it safe to connect a Windows XP machine to my wi-fi network? 4 days ago:
And you can’t boost it to 2g or 4g? Probably time to let it go, unless you want to run Damn Small Linux?
I have Fedora 6 disc set, if you need to get started with an older kernel?
- Comment on Beans 4 days ago:
- Comment on Dr. Thanos, PhD. 1 week ago:
China would agree.
- Comment on In Open Carry states, is it also allowed to openly carry bladed weapons like Swords? Bow and arrow? 1 week ago:
🤣🤣
- Comment on Protein folding is not solved yet 1 week ago:
Why are we protein folding? The largest quantum computer — the Universe — already solved it because we’re standing.
- Comment on take their money and arrest those responsible 2 weeks ago:
But it is us, secondarily because we run our gas cars and such.
- Comment on Just got arrested for a supposed DWI even though I blew a 0.0000000. Don't cops need to read your Miranda rights to you? I asked for a blood or hair follicle test and I was denied. WTH is happening? 3 weeks ago:
There was a SCROTUS ruling under Dump that ruled they don’t have to read you your Miranda rights.
“Shut the f- up” and always request a lawyer now, is the correct strategy, which seems a gift to bar associations.
- Comment on Can you explain like I am a child terrorism without the whole good vs evil schtik? My sister in laws kid asked me about it. He is 9. 3 weeks ago:
Those seem like legal definitions because at the root of it it’s (IMO) “applying severe fear to coerce someone to act to avoid further acts of severe fear (usually in favor of the fear actor).”
- Comment on Where has the "www." gone? 3 weeks ago:
Okay. ftp://, http://, https:// are associate with protocols that operate on a common port. You can execute “cat /etc/protocol” (on macOS or Linux terminal) and see each associate common port and their protocol name.
The protocol is associated with a port that is open on a host, which is associated with a process in the OS and that process listens and “talks” those ways when a host connects with a client, like a web browser.
- Comment on Where has the "www." gone? 3 weeks ago:
It’s been “hidden” since Chrome v95 or something. Also, many companies might just host their web service on their main domain name.
Also, hit Ctrl+Enter in any browser and it’ll tack that right on it and goto the webpage or hit a redirect or 5…whatever their architect setup.
google.com may be a CNAME to www.google.com (for example).
The www (or whatever hostname) is just to balance the web traffic from the other Internet services, like SMTP, POP3, IMAP, FTP, etc.
- Comment on Where has the "www." gone? 3 weeks ago:
Here, hit Ctrl+Enter…after Google and it’ll pop it right in there.
- Comment on Why are so many new programming languages being developed? 4 weeks ago:
C, in some ways, is probably like a Xylophone because I always “get assembly” when I think it, and I know bits are the drum line and the CPU is the drummer.
- Comment on Why are so many new programming languages being developed? 4 weeks ago:
I like this metaphor for this.
- Comment on Why are so many new programming languages being developed? 4 weeks ago:
Uh, sometimes people just feel like “I could do it better” so they make a language or they’re in a CSci course that focused on writing a compiler/interpretter and so it started as coursework and just grew.
But yeah, others have mentioned that languages often come about because doing a thing in that language could’ve been done better so another took form.
- Comment on marble balls floating on water are nice sculptures. why doesn't the water squirt out like when you pinch a garden hose ? 5 weeks ago:
Surface tension?
- Comment on Do you think that Trump is the most hated U.S. president? 5 weeks ago:
You’re underselling P2025’s effects.
- Comment on I must con(FeS₂), this sparked a laugh 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, molecules rarely string linearly.
- Comment on Also literally known as the Horror Frog 5 weeks ago:
Is this place just a “nature is metal” sub?
- Comment on PlayStation’s Physical Media-Free Future Isn’t Just Concerning, It’s Offensive 1 month ago:
It’d be awesome if Disney released some back to Netflix (like after a year), rather than “nuh-uh, pay for us.” Fuck’em, I’m going to Tortuga.
- Comment on US Energy Secretary Chris Wright: “I'm thrilled to report that after 35 years, on July 4th, we will end the subsidies for wind and solar projects” 1 month ago:
Takes up more land??!! Those hydrocarbons took several millions of years. We get power today with wind and solar.
- Comment on Anon hits bedrock 1 month ago:
He has a house. The way AirBnB, house flippers, and corporate rentals has priced many out of the market; that’s wild to call him a loser.
Do the Flintstones even have a mortgage?
- Comment on Anon comes up with a dating strategy 1 month ago:
I mean, isn’t the “pepe the frog” used by those types?
- Comment on Anon tries to lose weight 1 month ago:
Dude, let’em eat vegetables they like. They can venture further without the gatekeeping; otherwise, they’ll say “why bother.”
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Now, I can find where I’d probably project to be.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Oh, the Brendan Fraser in Bedazzled when he wished to be sophisticated, suave…
- Comment on Library Apps are GOATed 1 month ago:
“Ew, poor people. I don’t associate with poor people.” -them, basically.
- Comment on Prediction vs Reality 1 month ago:
Yeah, the dummies said “bet” and no one has curbed their child rearing to reduce overall impact.
