BLOCKMINER3000's latest activity
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Yeah. why is it that it goes between "not bright enough" at max setting to "still a portable radiating sun machine" at minimum brightness??? One of my old monitors with CCFL inverters can go so low in brightness, that the power supply collapses... -
BLOCKMINER3000 updated their status.Can someone make a modern IPS monitor that goes below 2 billion nits minimum brightness thanks
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BLOCKMINER3000 reacted to Exnor's post in the thread Nintendo announces plans to discontinue Nintendo Switch line in Europe next year, outlines upcoming hardware changes for other devices with
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Dumb? Dumb is accepting a non repairable devices! Dumb is to accept that you paid for something but you don't own it! That is Dumb !! -
BLOCKMINER3000 reacted to codezer0's post in the thread Nintendo announces plans to discontinue Nintendo Switch line in Europe next year, outlines upcoming hardware changes for other devices with Like.
Switch 2 oled, now with 100% more burn in at no additional charge. Effing autocorrect, dude. 🤬
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BLOCKMINER3000 reacted to Greninji88's post in the thread Nintendo announces plans to discontinue Nintendo Switch line in Europe next year, outlines upcoming hardware changes for other devices with Like.
Another era coming to an end. Pretty quick to discontinue though Actually nevermind, it's been out for around 10 years... Time flies
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This is why updates are an art and not a science.
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BLOCKMINER3000 updated their status.Every single update breaks Firefox in new and exciting ways
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BLOCKMINER3000 updated their status.My thanks to Randall Munroe for making xkcd 1172 and ruining discussion about software forever
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BLOCKMINER3000 updated their status.And the webcomic author was never heard from again!
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BLOCKMINER3000 updated their status.big fan of steamwebhelper eating 500 MB of RAM for seemingly no reason
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I just want to say I hate Bubsy's new design.
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BLOCKMINER3000 updated their status.If you have a 5950X and an uptime of >2 weeks, your Linux box has a chance to spontaneously reboot in the middle of normal usage. This is because the Linux kernel is an incredibly ambitious elementary school marshmallow/toothpick structure that...
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BLOCKMINER3000 updated their status.Now watch me fix this minor edge case with a total overhaul that makes the entire thing unusable