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by 1over137 1y ago
Age matters because ageism is rampant. That’s the filter.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Apple does not care about your external non-Apple drives. In the slightest.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Letting hdds spin down is generally not advisable in a NAS, unless you access it really rarely perhaps.
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by 1over137 1y ago
This was my first thought too. US culture is weirdly prudish about nudity. I guess it comes from their flavour of Christianity? That’s fine of course, but they foist this on the whole world. ;(
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by 1over137 1y ago
But if you don’t use the newest macOS, you don’t get all security updates. ;(
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by 1over137 1y ago
It doesn’t help as much as it used to. ;(
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by 1over137 1y ago
Horrific? You might not think so if your (human) language used a different alphabet.
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by 1over137 1y ago
>It certainly can’t be as silly as to throw red meat to a base that hates climate data. Why not? ;(
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by 1over137 1y ago
Years ago, bugs I would file against Clang got attention, these days it seems like a black hole. I have no data or inside insight, but my feeling is that most contributors only work on what their employer wants, and bugs from the public are
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by 1over137 1y ago
Many of us still run servers in our own building.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Why?
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by 1over137 1y ago
>DNSSec has caused so many outages at this point it's a joke. So has failing to renew TLS certificates. So what?
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by 1over137 1y ago
Well, at least they were not just versioned by year number. ;)
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by 1over137 1y ago
How does this website work? I feel like I'm stuck on the first screen maybe? It says 'scroll to explore' but there are no scrollbars. Does it only work with a mouse with a scroll wheel?
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by 1over137 1y ago
Google’s AI crap answers what I searched for. Visiting the WSJ site does not, it just hits a paywall.
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by 1over137 1y ago
"reduce motion" is gone in the new macOS beta.
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by 1over137 1y ago
I’ve got news for you: not all humans want, or even can, do high complexity tasks.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Stop letting graphics people decide these things by aesthetics. There is hard data from people that actually work in usability on how UIs ought to be built.
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by 1over137 1y ago
But thanks to the scrollbars being hidden, you got about 20 pixels more of your pdf! /s
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by 1over137 1y ago
None of which need AI hype crap. Some humidity sensors, photosensors, etc. will do the job.
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by 1over137 1y ago
I take your point, but a lot of that needn't be the case. Native apps can have lesser privileges with sandboxing, you can inject code if your OS doesn't forbid it, etc. A lot of this is just in how many of are native apps are , n
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by 1over137 1y ago
The problem with native apps is they are (mostly) locked behind "stores" run by Big Tech.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Free version sends telemetry with no opt-out.
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by 1over137 1y ago
Holy cow. What domain is this? Web-based probably?
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by 1over137 1y ago
Written by "Head of AI Systems at Palantir" So I doubt without ulterior motive.
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by 1over137 2y ago
AI is old too.
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by 1over137 2y ago
Ah, you're assuming the customer is driving a car. That had skipped my mind, but this story is about the USA so it's probably a valid assumption.
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by 1over137 2y ago
>And doing the last mile yourself is a lot more inefficient than a post service doing it. How do you figure?
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by 1over137 2y ago
>Anyone getting a package in May will be hit with a $75-$150 or more bill per package Not "anyone"; only the 4% of humanity that lives in the USA.
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by 1over137 2y ago
https://archive.is/C3r0a

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