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8mo ago
A little "How many people were soldiers in ancient Rome" type searches gave me these numbers... 16% of adult males in the Roman mid-republic ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_army_of_the_mid-Republic... ),
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> Rather than take its standard 30 percent cut of in-app purchases through the Play Store, Google is lowering its cut to 20 percent > Third-party app stores will be able to apply to the company's new "Registered App Stores&q
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I searched for "Linux kernel limited to 8 cores" and found this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38260935 > This article is clickbait and in no way has the kernel been hardcoded to a maximum of 8 cores.
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So they're stepping a 286 very slowly and sorta... bit-banging the I/O pins on it? Love it. No notes.
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"Moloch whose mind is pure machinery! Moloch whose blood is running money! Moloch whose fingers are ten armies! Moloch whose breast is a cannibal dynamo! Moloch whose ear is a smoking tomb!"
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Stallman was kinda right. If you don't control the software, someone else does, and they'll want to control you. I have thought about this problem, over the years, for hours, and never found any middle ground. A computer cannot se
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Frightenin' all the dogs, on the Rocky Road to Dublin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Road_to_Dublin A classic I only know because it was in the RDJ Sherlock Holmes movie. The High Kings do a good version: ht
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YouTube on TVs will often keep closed captioning on when switching accounts, then notice that CC is on and turn it off. Even though every account in the household always has CC turned on.
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It's the privacy equivalent of "She was dressed skimpy in that part of town"
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Blocking is laying in bed waiting for my paycheck before I can get up. Multi-threading is handing off a simple task to someone else who will do it slower and need constant explanation, so that it looks like I'm less busy. Single-thread
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Works fine on my end. The HTTPS URL gives a 301 permanent redirect to HTTP, and then I ordered some boner pills and put my social security number to confirm.
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Finding good nodes is a thorny problem for human friendship, too!
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> if ownership of a company was by law distributed among employees according to the amount of time and skill level they worked there. Those are so hard to quantify that I think you'd really have better luck instituting UBI. Both in
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> We see a battle of PR campaigns and whomever has the last post out remains in the media memory as the truth You must find truth. Lies will find you.
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You have to find good people. Bad people will find you.
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Getting older is strange. I never wanted to "grow out" of programming, but it feels like that's what I'm doing. I'm leaning into activism and real-life stuff, and programming is only a tool, which is sometimes usefu
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If de-convolution works, is this just like a pinhole camera?
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Graphene has been good to me, after I turned off the "Apps just updated" and "Apps are up to date already" notification spam
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DeltaChat supposedly does that but I've never tried to interoperate it with email
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> Sign in to GitHub to continue to Gist That's new Edit: https://web.archive.org/web/20260213161600/https://gist.gith...
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> I think the better path forward is more open, peaceful, extended discussion. There is a good format for two people to have a discussion in good faith: https://yesnodebate.org/ I'll start - Do you think it is good
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I was told in a Know Your Rights training to carry copies of documents, so they can't steal / burn the originals. Readers, whatever you're doing right now is what you would be doing during the rise of Nazi Germany... Be kind,
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So I don't need root permission or kernel networking stuff setup. (I do run Wireguard, it just feels like sometimes a VPN is a sledgehammer to solve a port forwarding problem)
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"Award-winning journalist on Fox News" and the padlock with an American flag really sells it for me. Maybe I should get in on this grift. Curl American Patriot Gold Marine Corps Never Forget 9/11 Edition for only $200. Loads
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> What is the most effective way to get rid of ants? To destroy their ability to use a pheromone trail. Perhaps we could just put advertising in it? I'm taking this analogy for myself :) > what kind of social system would afford
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NIMBYs
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> you can simply choose one of many others Not really. It's a network effect, like Facebook. Value scales quadratically with the number of users, because nobody wants to "have to check two apps". We should buy out monopoli
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9mo ago
It actually says "L am retiring". Maybe a 419 scam kinda thing, the intentional typos.
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> interlocking ars OwO
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9mo ago
Damn it. I wanted to use that name
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