similarly looking for sip companies, specifically with less discrimination against the 49th state.
rural ISPs still need a connection to the greater internet, what options are there when the closest non-shitty option is hundreds of miles away?
assuming they have some timelines guarantee I could still see some slight value in it.
I have lived in an area where a water heater subscription might have made sense, the water had enough minerals in it to destroy water heaters in about 3 years (faucet filters in 6 ish). Shame they never existed there to burn money on the customers that their service makes sense for.
not too far off the prices here in Alaska (it is more cost effective to run a Prius on gas as a generator than to pay for electricity, this is incredibly stupid)
because this platform is based off the forum idea not the BS of user centric “social media”.
at best blocking should prevent interaction, “hiding” information that is publicly available is pointless.
does it work for multi gpu systems?
Nah, just never turning it on again
yep, unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be able to read from actual drives though.
touch screens can be justified IMO, IF the company let it function as a diagnostic computer but the auto industry seem terrified of actually making something resembling a competent configurable UI. Internet could be nice if the appliance just used SNMP or similar protocols that have been around for decades, but the companies seem to love that shitty malware they call an App.
a non-diffused, bright, monocromatic red led would still be painful to look at in the dark, it’s just that blue LEDs tend to be brighter + our eyes are more sensitive to blueish green light at night + the damn companies don’t bother putting a diffuser in front of the diode.
I was thinking one of those bio powered military robots
if the chemicals are extremely different in hazard it could be useful to know that it’s not a mixture, like a superacid and a strong base.
honestly my biggest complaint with Wayland is the lack of programs being able to move their windows causing browsers to not be able to properly display certain web experiences.
loosing the terminal and RTFM at the newcomers.
~When in doubt double down~
and that’s why catering to casuals is a loosing game that shouldn’t be bothered with.
the creators of the laws requiring said guardrails should be held personally accountable for every piece of information that gets leaked as a result of their bs “think of the children” arguments.
no, other types of hatred are allowed and plentiful