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by 28304283409234 6d ago
If a technology is not considered political that should be the very first thing we should change about it.
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by 28304283409234 7d ago
Ok but why. Why on earth would i want to run microsoft office in 2026?
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by 28304283409234 11d ago
https://www.whatvan.co.uk/news/no-handbrake-van-driver-convi... You.
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by 28304283409234 11d ago
inFLOPtion?
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by 28304283409234 17d ago
> Think of a day in the life of a nurse You can think of any job as a bundle of tasks that someone does. She does rounds to check on a sick patient. She draws blood. Why is the nurse a she?
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by 28304283409234 18d ago
Rsync exists. I remember migrating a red hat 3 with a 2.4 kernel to VMware in 2014. Physical to virtual. It’s just files on a disk folks. Rsync, grub-install. And boot.
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by 28304283409234 18d ago
The basement is awesome, but I would not feel cozy and welcome there. From the pictures it feels like any serverroom I've ever been into. Unwanted tips: Put some plants in there, some color, some wall-to-wall gaming art prints on the c
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by 28304283409234 19d ago
I'm addicted to my X3. I hope they make a smartish-phone this size at some point. Just smart enough to run bank-apps, qrcode scanning.
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by 28304283409234 20d ago
> Rent a box from whoever you like, and turn it into your own personal cloud. Yeah, that’s not what cloud computing is.
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by 28304283409234 21d ago
Bruh, this is not about the amount of gold involved.
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by 28304283409234 21d ago
Handwritten!
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by 28304283409234 21d ago
Once I understood that capitalism is (thinly) veiled slavery, and that it creates a system to suppress those that add value, I have found it easier to follow what is happening over there. We just don’t see the slavery because we are the bes
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by 28304283409234 21d ago
“Drain the swamp”, indeed.
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Alex van Halen Knighted(vhnd.com)
3 points by 28304283409234 24d ago|0 comments
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by 28304283409234 1mo ago
While everyone knows that welfare state should be dependent on taxing the absurdly rich instead of on gas sales.
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by 28304283409234 1mo ago
Goodness I certainly hope so.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
Can't fix a systemic problem with individual actions.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
Playing games have always been stelling stones into real life. For all animals. Including humans. So I don't really get this discussion. And also, similar game Rock Band triggered three Mexican kids to become an actual (rather succesfu
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
Honey, that just means you cannot ship.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
I also note you completely forgot about the other strategy: taking the losses out of the ludicrous profits.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
Only if they even sell copies. Which they won't. They'll sell the 'intelligence' trained on that knowledge.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
When I ask for it in the royal library.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
One (1) company destroys and (illegally?) copies a rare book. This knowledge is now of that company, not of humanity. Other companies will feel the need to do the same and before you know it knowledge is walled off in the gardens of the AI
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
It's bigger than that even. Ensuring that the code you are shipping has not been tampered with, for example.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
For 26 years I have tried and failed to explain this to my different managers at so many different jobs. I gave up.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
And they left again.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
Socrates hated the written word . It weakens the memory. It does not talk back. Etc...etc... This is not a new problem folks.
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
> So it didn't have to find an exploit in its sandbox that granted it access to the internet - it just wasn't correctly sandboxed at all. If the sandboxing includes any form of connectivity it's not correct sandboxing. It&
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Russia issues international wanted notice against Telegram founder Pavel Durov(france24.com)
14 points by 28304283409234 2mo ago|1 comments
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by 28304283409234 2mo ago
Meanwhile the bluewashing seems to be keeping a steady pace. https://techrights.org/n/2026/07/22/IBM_is_Not_Done_Destroyi...

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