Romanmir @ Romanmir @lemmy.today

The future is nothing but a cloud of infinite possibilities

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Lemme guess. You're against auto-updating, too?

I don't consider myself immune to ads. I do consider myself to be resistant to manipulation, however.

Not OP, but this is good info. I’m going to be doing something like this over the course of the next few days, and these are good details. Thank you.

It’s always entertaining when people complain about not being able to stop Windows updates.

Like, has it occurred to you that you are the reason the MS had to prevent you from being able to update your system?!

And I think it’ll remove “rm” and keep right on going because Linux copies commands to ram then runs them, yeah?

I feel like no executive should be able to exercise their stock options while they still work at the company.

You can set percentages in ITAD for notifications.

You can set it for “regular price”, then in the “percentage offset” setting, you can put 90% or whatever.

Just a thought.

CHEKOV: We've picked up a minor energy flux reading on one dynoscanner.

TERRELL: Damn! Are you sure? Maybe the scanner's out of adjustment.

Queue the "1 of out 10 dentists endorse this product." messaging.

It’s pretty good once you wrap your head around what it’s doing. Took me a little while to figure out. It also allows custom HTML embedding.

I'm pretty sure that the GOP keeps a list of things that the Dems do expressly for the purposes of nullifying it the next time they have the chance. It may take them 50 years, coughRoecough but they just keep at it.

Imagine where we'd be if all that energy was turned to a more productive endeavor. Like, well, anything really.

• Dwarf Fortress has entered the chat.

I mean, it's like they've never seen it done before.

One of things that I like most about it that it isn’t algorithmic. When I crash for the night, I look at the most popular over the last 12 hours, and then… I’m done.

According to Squeenix, what was the last game that actually managed to "meet expectations" according to them?

Vinge's other one, "A Fire Upon the Deep", is also a fun thought experiment.

Yep, part of the 11-year club as well. I stopped browsing on mobile when Apollo died. I still browse on old.reddit in a browser, but I've found about 60%-70% of the content on here that I was looking for over there. So, not too shabby.

That's a good idea.

My story took place 20 years ago. I have never driven that sleep deprived again.

Was up for ~24 hours when I decided to drive two hours to go to my parents house. This was a mistake. I had spray water at my face to keep my eyes open to drive. Made it to my dest. without incident. Never again.