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I was talking about the starting of new projects

But disposal/storage of waste is baked in to the cost of nuclear. The economics of solar and wind don’t include those which is why we have windmill trash heaps

If we required the recycling cost to be covered in the purchase of solar cells and wind mill blades would this still be true.

I have the HP Color LaserJet Pro M255dw I love it. I got it new last year. Sure its been complaining about low toner for 90% of that time but it still prints and they look great. I don’t have hp software installed, I have the wifi turned off and just use the ethernet hookup. airprint from my phone works great also. Its never once refused to print because one of the toner colors are empty. Sure it complains but it still prints. I can’t say the same for any inkjet I have ever owned.

Never buy consumer grade printers. If the ink is more expensive than the printer you are going to get hosed in the long run.

I had a brother laser before but it pulled so much current at warm up that it caused a brown out that tripped all the ups’s in the house.

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Lagrange point station would be neat.

python is like this also. I don’t remember a language that returned ints

saw cloud based and thought plan9

sure but If I need something fast and don’t want to roll dice and raise suspicions

If I can have ai generate npcs and monsters that would be awesome

This right here is very interesting.

This is just sad.

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I’m on a mac for work. I use outlook for email and calendars and also have office installed

Such a click bait title.

Lemmy has ratelimits also its what sane people do, you ratelimit how fast people can submit posts to prevent bots from flooding your site with spam.

Read ratelimits is crazy town Post submitting ratelimits is sane spam policy

I tried that things timeout like crazy these days. you pretty much can’t do anything modern with 56k

kudzu is very fibrous it can be made into paper and it grows so fast we can’t eradicate it in the southern united states. It grows like a foot a day. I worked with a guy in mississippi he cut it back 7 feet every saturday or it would overtake his backyard.

Slackware 1998. I spent 6 months in a text only freebsd install in 1999. Because of a dram issue I wasn’t able to run windows without blue screens. Text based internet wasn’t that bad in 1999. I could load up xwindows if I wanted to see a picture but rarely did. Talking on irc somebody mentioned memtest and my memory had a very long warranty so I took it back to the store. Then I spent the next several years addicted to quake/quake2

Those toshiba laptops. I ran freebsd on one in 2002.

Its not as polished as Apollo but years of development will do that for you.

I noticed at one point in the side swipe upvote the down vote and upvote waw pointing down just the color was changing