Double-hung windows are probably the most common type in US single-family houses.

If Walz is even the slightest bit responsible for what happened, it’s because he wasn’t aggressive enough.

It’s always projection.

high resolution, high bitrate video files are pretty large.

Can it actually transfer data fast enough to save or play them back in real-time, though?

That’s a use-case for a fuckton of total capacity, but not necessarily a fuckton of per-drive capacity. I think what the grandparent comment is really trying to say is that the capacity has so vastly outstripped mechanical-disk data transfer speed that it’s hard to actually make use of it all.

For example, let’s say you have these running in a RAID 5 array, and one of the drives fails and you have to swap it out. At 190MB/s max sustained transfer rate (figure for a 28TB Seagate Exos; I assume this new one is similar), you’re talking about over two days just to copy over the parity information and get the array out of degraded mode! At some point these big drives stop being suitable for that use-case just because the vulnerability window is so large that the risk of a second drive failure causing data loss is too great.

It skips the step where you have to sift through a bunch of results and determine “is this what I was looking for?” and “how does this apply to my specific context?”

Right: it skips the part where human intelligence and critical thinking is applied. Do you not understand how that’s a fucking problem‽

Looking up a list of resources that you then evaluate yourself is very categorically different from getting an “answer” from a bot.

Thanks, I remember reading that a long time ago but hadn’t been able to find it again since.

What does that have to do with anything I wrote?

If boycotts actually worked, we wouldn’t have these sorts of problems in the first place.

“Just don’t buy it” is a cancerous thought-terminating cliche, not a solution!

These product descriptions are likely being generated by the delivery companies themselves without the knowledge or consent of the restaurant owner.

That screenshot looks familiar. I think I may have owned that game (on my Tandy 1000, BTW) but barely ever played it.

How do you read the paragraphs you quoted, if not that? Do you think he’s addressing the neolibs when he says “I don’t care how much you love working people” and then scolds them about housing?

It’s funny how he takes the most prominent issue that cuts across liberal vs. leftist ideological lines — anybody can be a NIMBY — and then blames it solely on the leftists.

Considering how few references there were in the post

Why use many words when few words do trick?

Did he, though? Trump appointees are almost uniformly selected for their commitment to sabotage.

I now blame AOL for more than I had previously considered.

Look up the phrase “eternal September.”

2000 was better, though.

Those things are still top quality, for retrogamers looking for authenticity in how the pixel art in their old games gets rendered. High-quality CRTs need to be found a good home, not discarded.

What was that phrase, again? Oh yeah: “VOTE BLUE NO MATTER WHO.”