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Achmed Jones posted:hard ram and loud butter: the yospos story
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the panacea posted:thank god I'm not the only one who got problems if those. lmao yep, it's a good cooler by god drat is it a pain to work around
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:deep in an underground bunker 2500 feet below the earths mantle in Denver Colorado, Jonny 290 undertakes the most daunting task: safely install 128GB of DDR4. he wipes the sweat from his brow as he stares at a the Asus ROG 360 NoScOpE special edition RGB motherboard and matched Ballistix ram with gold anodized heat sinks. lmfao. also nice touch using an actual clip from that earthquake near melbourne a few months ago.
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Pile Of Garbage posted:lmfao. also nice touch using an actual clip from that earthquake near melbourne a few months ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T32YvlEYS7I
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lmao i am such a moron!!! in my defence it does kinda look similar? but also i shouldn't have dismissed the giant loving TVNZ watermark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oadFl8Y8iVA
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i know this is a fairly dire situation but their reaction cracks me up "poo poo! gently caress! uhhh...what? where do we...should I...you? gently caress!"
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also a pretty good illustration of why unreinforced brick buildings are bad
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that’s why I live in a building made of the safest material known to man - wood.
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:deep in an underground bunker 2500 feet below the earths mantle in Denver Colorado, Jonny 290 undertakes the most daunting task: safely install 128GB of DDR4. he wipes the sweat from his brow as he stares at a the Asus ROG 360 NoScOpE special edition RGB motherboard and matched Ballistix ram with gold anodized heat sinks. lol
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These sticks of ram I just found https://www.amazon.com/OLOy-Warhawk-288-Pin-Desktop-MD4U163618DEDA/dp/B08B1FBNR7/
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that’s some good poo poo, Chumbawumba4ever97.
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After all my bs about how much better modern cases are, my 3070 rocked up on Monday and claimed a blood sacrifice as is the way. Unfortunately I didn't notice immediately, and now some of my white PSU cables & a ram stick have pink/red stains on them 
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:These sticks of ram I just found lol
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:These sticks of ram I just found gently caress you got the last ones
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:that’s why I live in a building made of the safest material known to man - wood. 
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Truman Peyote posted:in addition to whatever copy protection I'm sure it had, Leisure Suit Larry would ensure the player was over 18 at startup by asking questions that only adults would know the answers to, such as "john, paul, ringo, and ____?" lol I was like 8 or 9 and I'd ask my mum to help. she had no idea lma Carthag Tuek posted:in one of them, you could tell how many you got right by spying on your neighbor and she'd have the drapes up if you got em all number 3
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being able to T9 text without even looking at the keypad
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:being able to T9 text without even looking at the keypad present day: virtual t9 keyboards on a modern, bona-fide iOS 15.1 iPhone 13.
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:what you need, when you need it Midjack posted:what you need, when you need it hell yeah
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crazysim posted:present day: virtual t9 keyboards on a modern, bona-fide iOS 15.1 iPhone 13. wouldn’t work without the tactile feel of the keys though
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that vaporware phone that was supposed to have swappable modules
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:being able to T9 text without even looking at the keypad i imagine me typing a text on a 3310 would look like this to a gen z: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPsgEdmlUf0&t=3s
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Progressive JPEG posted:that vaporware phone that was supposed to have swappable modules the internet mania for swappable module upgrade based laptops about the same time
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Progressive JPEG posted:that vaporware phone that was supposed to have swappable modules Motorola Aria, if I'm not mistaken. Absorbed into Google
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Didn't it come out and bomb, predictably? I remember their compelling modules were "phone speaker, but bigger" and "phone camera, but bigger"
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the handheld ham radio i use to talk to the other goon hams can send and receive texts, and features t9 layout. it rules
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Jonny 290 posted:the handheld ham radio i use to talk to the other goon hams can send and receive texts, and features t9 layout. it rules I want to get into packet radio. Link to project?
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Mantle posted:I want to get into packet radio. Link to project? well, DMR (which is a digital voice network that supports some SMS type features) is distinct from packet, though you can send messages from one network to another I can help with both! but we should reroute to the ham thread
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GNU/Hurd and there are apparently people actually still working on it: https://git.sceen.net/hurd/hurd.git/log/
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shoeberto posted:Didn't it come out and bomb, predictably? Just looked it up, it was quietly cancelled. Disappointing but I suppose but surprising.
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AtomD posted:i imagine me typing a text on a 3310 would look like this to a gen z: 
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Jonny 290 posted:the handheld ham
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I read in an old magazine in highschool that CDs were going away and we'd use glass cubes to store data. https://www.computerweekly.com/feature/Cube-could-spell-the-death-of-the-disc-as-memory-moves-into-the-third-dimension
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AtomD posted:i imagine me typing a text on a 3310 would look like this to a gen z: neat trivia: in the latter part of the 19th century telegrams became so important that operators had to send at like 30+ words per minute all day long. They started complaining of stiffness, pain and neuropathy in their sending hand, which, as 'shell shock' is to PTSD, was actually what we now know as RSI and just didn't have the term for it. To alleviate this, the 'semi-automatic key' was designed. Tap it to the left manually for dashes. But for dots, you can hold it to the right, and a spring-action pendulum arm repeatedly makes and breaks a contact at a constant speed! It saved the hands of thousands of operators and also increased send speed across the board. A lot of hams still like these and once you learn what they sound like, it's super easy to pick them out on the air. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m7WldaCvS8&t=67s
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this is kinda fun. the guy is using one of those automatic keyers i think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRuRE-Bwk1U i think they screwed up using dudes for the sms though. run those morse code operators against a pair of 13 year old girls and we'd have a real competition Sagebrush fucked around with this message at 19:27 on Nov 16, 2021 |
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