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by 20after4 1y ago
They merged with DoubleClick¹, an advertising company. The combined company was about twice the size of the old google so it severely diluted their ranks with a huge cohort of the worst kinds of MBAs: Advertising & Marketing executives
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by 20after4 1y ago
Adobe would be far more evil if they weren't so bad at making software. I think their intentions and business practices are clearly equal to or more evil than Apple, they just don't have nearly the scale and market reach that App
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by 20after4 1y ago
Do what we say or we might get a warrant and find that stash of CP that we installed on your hard drive. How do you even defend against planted digital evidence? It would be easy to fake and very difficult to disprove. But when it comes to
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by 20after4 1y ago
Everything and everyone in the US have lost their minds. It's definitely an empire in it's final days.
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by 20after4 1y ago
I'm not sure about state/local police but it's definitely illegal if it's a federal officer: https://www.justice.gov/archives/jm/criminal-resource-manual...
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by 20after4 1y ago
It sounds like it's more than occasionally infecting humans: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-diseas...
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by 20after4 1y ago
This is such an obvious gap in the market for GPUs right now. Nobody wants to make an affordable card with a ton of vram. 32GB isn't even enough. Someone needs to make 48 or 64gb gpus for reasonable prices. Surely GDDR isn't that
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by 20after4 1y ago
There are desktop totp apps that will decode the QR code from a screenshot in the clipboard.
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by 20after4 1y ago
Some people voted for the orange man. Whether the vote count was fair remains in question. https://electiontruthalliance.org/
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by 20after4 1y ago
The most important pieces, IMO: Asus or Gigabyte motherboards, integrated video (because GPU drivers are usually unstable), Intel Ethernet (avoid realtek), Intel K series unlocked processors - not overclocked, if anything I run them underc
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by 20after4 1y ago
I've been using Intel hardware on Linux for more than 10 years. The instances of driver issues that I can think of are very very few and they were never related to anything Intel did.
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by 20after4 1y ago
What democracy?
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by 20after4 1y ago
The killdozers will all be self driving with no passengers and we will be the target. This will surely come to pass long before 2050.
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by 20after4 1y ago
This combined with something like Datasette¹ would be a really nice toolbox for quickly developing simple database applications. 1. https://datasette.io/
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by 20after4 1y ago
4. A birth certificate is just a piece of paper. I'm pretty sure that is not enough, on it's own, to prove citizenship. 5. The new administration is seeking to deny the validity of birthright citizenship. The implication of that w
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by 20after4 1y ago
There is an effort to ban ranked choice voting at the state level. Already banned for Missouri¹ in the last election cycle. 1. https://missouriindependent.com/2024/11/05/missouri-voters-a...
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by 20after4 1y ago
This is the reality. The US is cooked.
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by 20after4 1y ago
Demand free software, open hardware and "right to repair". Capitalism with proprietary lock-in is ruining everything.
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by 20after4 1y ago
The Pi Pico is a microcontroller, not a full linux-capable SBC. The confusion is helped by the fact that Raspberry Pi has a bunch of variants and almost all of them are SBCs.
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by 20after4 1y ago
AKA wollah¹ (according to this made up dictionary) 1. https://www.thedictionaryofobscuresorrows.com/word/wollah
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by 20after4 1y ago
I have a working theory that it's mostly bad programmers who are achieving massive productivity gains. Really good programmers will probably have trouble getting the LLM tools to perform as well as their normal level of output. This co
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by 20after4 1y ago
Absolutely. The lawsuit probably wouldn't get very far when it comes to damages, however...
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by 20after4 1y ago
It's amazing how much people love unlimited authority as long as they perceive that they are on the winning team.
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by 20after4 1y ago
What are you even talking about? I can't make any sense of your argument.
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by 20after4 1y ago
> I would think a birth certificate would work Without birthright citizenship, a birth certificate no longer implies citizenship.
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by 20after4 1y ago
That's a fairly apt comparison actually.
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by 20after4 1y ago
The notability standard is probably the worst aspect of Wikipedia.
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by 20after4 1y ago
And now the business of wedding / portrait photographer has become hyper-competitive. Now everyone's cousin is an amateur photographer and every phone has an almost acceptable camera built in. It is much more difficult to have a p
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by 20after4 1y ago
One major benefit of not having a build process is that you can make changes and instantly see the result without delay.
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by 20after4 1y ago
For folks with a private well, electricity is the key to fresh water. At least for a while.

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