Alex Neuman @AlexNeuman

Alex Neuman - Cuenta Personal Sígueme en @VidaDigital Opiniones vertidas son personales RT ≠ Endorsement linktr.ee/vidadigital Panama Joined March 2022

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Alex Neuman @AlexNeuman

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@BlandonJose La fuga más grande documentada en una prisión latinoamericana fue la evasión de la National Penitentiary de Haití en marzo de 2024, con unas 3,597 personas fugadas según fuentes contemporáneas, o alrededor de 3,500 según otra cobertura. cnn.com/2024/03/02/ame…

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Katja Herbers @katjaherbers

17 hours ago

Hayao Miyazaki's reaction when a team of developers showed him a demonstration of using generative Al for animation:

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Computer Clan @thecomputerclan

2 days ago

My friend (and awesome artist for my channel) @speendlex_ had her account suspended for no reason. She hasn't broken any rules and I believe this is evident that the auto "bot removal" system is faulty. Please, @X, @premium, @Safety, @Support, resolve this issue immediately.

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Alex Neuman @AlexNeuman

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@cwebbonline Plus the token costs...

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Alex Neuman @AlexNeuman

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@KingstonLatam Quinta!

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Alex Neuman @AlexNeuman

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@MissPookems Starflight

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exQUIZitely 🕹️ @exQUIZitely

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This one definitely qualifies for the often-cited "Kids today will never know"… The original release of Windows 95 famously came on 28 (!) floppy disks. Because the operating system required roughly 40 MB (nothing now, but pretty big back then) of space, and each standard 3.5" floppy disk only held 1.44 MB of data, the massive set was Microsoft's way of supporting older computers that lacked CD-ROM drives, which were still quite expensive at the time. Installing Windows 95 required hours of manually swapping disks, and a single corrupted disk could ruin the entire process - the horror! Downloading and installing 40 MB today would take just a few seconds. Back then, it took half an afternoon (or longer if you hit that dreaded corrupted disk).