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BigTrout75

@ BigTrout75 @lemmy.world

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  • TIL the US Military operates a massive non-profit "socialist" grocery chain called the Commissary. It is taxpayer-subsidized and sells goods at cost

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  • In some states civil employers are required to interview for positions if they apply and are qualified.

  • Kamala Harris unveils “Headquarters 67” to mobilize Gen Z through a new digital media hub

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  • I was recently informed that that trend is already dead.

  • Intel announced plans to start making GPUs, challenging NVIDIA's dominance

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  • What’s a food you love that everyone else seems to judge you for?

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  • Sardines

  • Should I be using Debian?

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  • Like everyone else said, didn't fix it, if not broken. Admins like distros like Debian and Arch(sorry) because you have more initial control of what's on them. Why have a GUI, if you didn't need it? Mix that with a little OCD and next thing you're doing is recompiling the kernel. Fun stuff 😀

  • Maybe wrong place to ask but...I need help with an old hard drive

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  • Yeah try opening with Linux live image. Linux mint or Ubuntu should work. Also sounds crazy but rotate the drive around slowly in your hand while it's plugged in and you're browsing. If the files show up, stop rotating it and quickly copy you files to a safe place.

  • Ultra-processed foods should be treated more like cigarettes than food – study

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  • Check out yuka app and scan your food.

  • Lake Oswego theater loses rights to screen ‘Melania’ after marquee jokes

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  • We need a #CancelPrimeMembership day. Prime membership is just giving Amazon free money.

  • [Fediverse.games] Intel Heats Up Handheld War, Labels AMD Tech "Ancient"

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  • Obviously, because Intel is in all those handheld gaming devices out there.

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    Widely used pesticide linked to more than doubled Parkinson’s risk

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  • Not banned in the US cause money

  • Yes, It's Fascism

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  • I'm pretty sure the the majority of people in the US didn't know what fascism is. Media and politicians have demonized anti-fascism. Personally, I think we need a new term because the old one isn't working.

  • Europe wants to end its dangerous reliance on US internet technology

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  • That's how with protest

  • Where is Linux not working well in your daily usage? Share your pain points as of 2026, so we can respectfully discuss

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  • About 15 years ago I used to run my work desktop Windows in a VMware instance on Linux. We had Redhat and VMware licenses too use. I swear it ran faster than on bare metal for some reason. I used VMware's virtual apps for Outlook and IE.

    These days i just run what they hand me. No point getting on the bad side of the admins.

  • Americans Are the Ones Paying for Tariffs, Study Finds

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  • I'm noticing everything except gas is more expensive lately.

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    TIL: 54% of American Adults Read Below 6th Grade-Levels

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  • Just enough to win elections

  • Jensen Huang Is Begging You to Stop Being So Negative About AI

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  • Every f'ing day for the last two years I have had AI stores shoved in my face. Now I'm suppose to be happy about it?

  • Microsoft May Have Created the Slowest Windows in 25 Years with Windows 11

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  • What about all the claims they've made about it being faster?

  • A new StarCraft shooter's reportedly set to be revealed this year, possibly as a BlizzCon headliner

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  • This will be great to play on my phone. Hopefully the micro translations won't be too spendy.

  • How Bright Headlights Escaped Regulation – and Blinded Us All

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  • The worst is all the jacked up trucks with the brightest lights from Amazon or AliExpress.