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Yep it's cheesy. You can do that with purpose, but that's very rare.

X wars

Last drop belong to undies, that's the law

I bet the first and only research paper fed is that infamous one about vaccines and autism

You don't need to go that far. I'm only familiar with one password manager but it does create email aliases when you're signing up, though I never tried.

The other thing you can do if you have Gmail , the plus sign is used to create aliases. If your email is foo@gmail.com, you will also receive emails automatically for foo+bar@gmail.com

Trust no one. Why would you even trust either govt or corporations?

You forgot automake.sh to the list of ways to solve the problem that still suck

Yada yada I think Valve is well meaning and I'm still to trust anything Microsoft does is well meaning. OpenAi is just the latest manifestation of how you could do things well but intentionally choose the evil path.

Just this one time

Oh cool I've never heard but installed them from fdroid just now

And same for music. What year is this 2010?

All of them.

Well sure, but they were really good at it all

You can make 20% drops in value look harmless if you flatten the graph enough

Wait until you hear AMD is treating OEMs now as bad as Intel did on their most glorious moments.

I'll try to buy as few computers as I can until Risc-v is main stream.

That sounds fun on mobile

D'oh !

You say we are the most law abiding but also we are on average throwing bikes as much as anyone else. Can you pick a side please?

Mechanical things suffer a lot of stress from turning on/off. But even spinning disk storage turns off automatically if desktop is idle for a certain time, it's a balance between switch vs continuous operation, they have overlapping kinds of wear and tear.

Top of mind, you can expect 10k cycles from typical buttons and it's hard to be less complex than a button. Because metal parts are subject to fatigue.

Flash based drives would certainly fail faster or slower depending on the number of write bytes over its life.

Then there's erosion caused by electrons, which is my biggest suspect for the problems of last generation of Intel CPUs. You have to royally screw up to start selling something that overlooked this.

Oh dang, a cheap driver is probably $0.50 cheaper than a half decent one that can take the hit.

In Australia anything has 12 months warranty by law, this factory would bankrupt quick.