That was such an awesome movie

I’ve never heard of NXZT, were they like NCIX? What do they do?

That’s my beef. Most of the time I don’t have the time to reverse engineer my volume knob drivers via the command line, let alone figure out which obscurly-named (but generally under 8 characters) random function or shell script or what have you is the fix, but oh you gotta install the repository, but first you gotta find out which one is compatible with your kernel, and then do it all again cause you forgot to type sudo and your password at every goddamn step

Is that because he can’t figure out how to do fuck all in Linux?

Me too

How do they judge? How do I look at market?

Tabs were the worst invention in the world for those of us with ADHD

I am argree

Dosbox (magic dosbox for android) Scummvm (scummvm for android) UnCiv Obsidian Obtainium URLCheck

Being able to operate without a keyboard. Perfect for home theatre pc

Bring it on

Doesn’t fucking transfer over everything

The ocho!

This guy sounds like an incel. Don’t potatoes have sex?

Who is this Andrew Tate guy? By his name, I can only assume he is some kind of potato

Just wait, someday there will be 3d printers that can assemble individual elements and then we can print off any old machine we like

The next day, the Chrome division is sold off to a new company “Bloogle” and we’re back to square dumb.

And before you think about applying for a job there, know that the new company is still demanding mandatory 5 days in the office

Oh, I’ve seen or rather heard the gasps of surprise you speak of, my friend. I remember about ten years ago getting a request to source a specific part out to Nunavut, in the Canadian Arctic. It was would have been pricier than just getting a whole new unit, for their purposes. We did provide them with the engineering drawings so that they could get a local shop to machine the parts, but I don’t know if they ever went that route.

I wish I could be more specific, truly, but I would be putting myself at serious risk of doxxing myself, and I’ve made fun of a lot of bad people across Lemmy (and Reddit, once upon a time) that I would be putting myself and others at risk of retribution.

Oh, most products and components go through multiple revisions to account for either flaws in the original design or to comply with local laws (for example, health and safety requirements that did not exist at time of original design). I believe it’s imperative for every business to keep on top of these things…but perhaps I’m a bit naive.

I work for a manufacturer with part catalogues going back to 1921, and while the telegraph codes no longer work, you could absolutely still order up a given part, or request from us the engineering diagram for it to aid in fabricating a replacement. You can also request service manuals, wiring diagrams, etc. Don’t all half-decent manufacturers do this?