Catsrules @ Catsrules @lemmy.ml

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Halo intro sound track.

With Firefox sync you only ever have to do it once.

Firefox is a super easy install for me. Install login and all of my settings auto apply.

There was singing, there also was a few tomatoes.

It depends on what your definition of better is.

Disney thinks Start Wars is better in terms of mass market adoption aka more profitability. And they are probably right if that is your definition.

Naa I want a Sarcophagus from Stargate.

Although only use it when you need it.

If the interface is one way "reading brainwaves" not writing it should be pretty safe from hacking.

Farmers would also loose their jobs.

Is Cancer age related? I thought it could happen to anyone. But much more likely to happen when your older.

Technically Excel and 365 and Google sheets can be a password manager.

Yeah they should be using Office 365 or Google drive.

I thought I read somewhere that the build in browser password saves are not very secure.

This was maybe 5 years ago so i am guessing they have improved it?

Ahh true.

You don't need it until you do. Then it is a big todo to find one.

I recommend to everyone to just spend the extra $50 and by the BW Laser brother printer instead of the crap ink jet printer. I think they are around $100-150.

It will basically last you forever on the 10 pages you print a year.

Well take off your shoes and socks.

I think that is up for interpretation a little bit. "The last decade" I think grammatically it means the last 10 years. In this case 2014-2024. But I am so used to it referring to the years ending in zero that my head immediately goes to 2010-2020 not 2014-2024. Especially in the context of music. Music is historically is reference as the years ending in zero 60s, the 70s the 2000s 2010s etc..

Exactly, This is just how our brains work. It is surprisingly how much stuff we miss because it isn't relivent to our lives. It is like those videos of the man in the gorilla suit in the background. You're so focused on the subject of the video your missing a gorilla walking past in the background.

I notice this about words or phrases as well. If I pay attention to what I think is an uncommon word or phrase. Suddenly everyone I know friends, family and coworkers all "start" using that word or phrase. Now maybe they have started using it but I think it is more likely they have always been using that word/phrase but I have just not given it much thought.

My guess is it has something to do with DRM protection in the HDMI spec. I have no proof but it seems like it is always DRM that screws over open source.

So my question is how many people are there who have a TV old enough to have no display ports but be of that outrageous specification

As far as I know no consumer TV has Display port.

I bought a TV maybe 2-3 years ago that supports 4K@120 and it doesn't have a display port, only HDMI.

That I don't know, I just know my territory in the US they are in every store that carries laptops.

I believe I have also seen them in Canada as well.

I know technically ChromeOS is running Linux under the hood but it has been so bastardized by Google that it looses the spirit of Linux that it shouldn't be consider the same thing. At least in my opinion.