Surprised that nobody is talking about the other obscure file name "Webcam video from" that was attached to untitled videos made in the webcam recorder that used to be built into the site.
Readit Newskayyyy commented on IMG_0416 ben-mini.github.io/2024/i... · Posted by u/bewal416
Dead Comment
kayyyy commented on Study finds link between marijuana use and cardiovascular disease arstechnica.com/science/2... · Posted by u/ViktorRay
Sugar? Alcohol? Nicotine? Oh but a 19 year old should get 20 years for an eighth I guess.... for their safety of course!
kayyyy commented on Speedbump – a TCP proxy to simulate variable network latency github.com/kffl/speedbump... · Posted by u/sph
It has been inactive for awhile, but the name says a lot - https://github.com/tylertreat/comcast
amazing name
kayyyy commented on Fairphone 5: Keeping it 10/10? ifixit.com/News/87664/fai... · Posted by u/DamonHD
This is why people buy iPhone. Unless you drop it from a speeding car, it won't cause any issues for 4-5 years at least.
no phone manufacturer is infallible.
my iPhone 4 battery went up in smoke after owning it for 1.5 years.
my iPhone 6 plus developed touch disease after 2 years, the replacement developed touch disease after a week, and the second replacement began exhibiting mild symptoms after a couple months, the nand failed after another 2 years. (applecare replacements mind you.) plus I wasn't a huge fan of apple trying to sweep the issue under the rug until it gained nationwide attention.
kayyyy commented on When Google Fiber abandons your city as a failed experiment (2019) gizmodo.com/when-google-f... · Posted by u/stl_fan
If you run home servers and like having complete control, I recommend staying away from AT&T Fiber. They play lots of network games (port remapping/takeover, routing issues, no limits but limits!).
Google Fiber, on the other hand, has been clean and clear.
That's quite a shame, our area recently got AT&T fiber and I was excited to move off Comcast with the maximum of 35mbps up I get.
I feel like this story is also relevant to the 2012 MacBook Pro and Air. My partner kept her air going for more than 10 years, and I saw people who for whatever reason (maybe keyboard or Touch Bar) hold on to those pros long past normal. So consider that another anecdote. Real data would be great here.
+1 to this. got a 2012 MacBook Pro as a gift for middle school, upgraded to a 1tb drive and 8gb ram in high school, again upgraded to an ssd and 16gb ram after starting college in 2019. Kept using it until last year when I got a 16" M1. I still occasionally use it for Windows shenanigans, best gift ever.