3form

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by 3form 9mo ago
>whilst the actual benefit is DRM enforcement and remote attestation. This is not highlighted nearly enough. It's very bad.
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by 3form 9mo ago
Same, to the point where I was wondering if someone deliberately named it so. But I expect that whoever made this decision simply doesn't know or care.
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by 3form 9mo ago
LaTeX ecosystem is a UX nightmare, coming from someone who had to deal with it recently. Overleaf just works.
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by 3form 9mo ago
This might just be the bias of the groups you are in (myself included).
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by 3form 9mo ago
Parents allowing kids to use their account is a problem with any current approach.
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by 3form 9mo ago
> You can’t remain a credible partner if you play morality police on every workflow Sure. That's the price to pay for not setting morality aside. One that they're not willing to pay.
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by 3form 9mo ago
A set of ideas presented to people, and a notion of being smarter for believing in them seems enough to fuel enough of thought-problem-keyboard-warriorism.
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by 3form 9mo ago
Understandable. I think I just wanted to vent an old personal frustration here. And perhaps to give a bit more substantiated subtle hint about how things are in GNOME. I feel like anyone using it will run into quite bad issues eventually. J
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by 3form 9mo ago
> I feel like everyone hated on Gnome because it was different. They tried it for ten minutes, didn't bother trying to actually learn how to use it, declared it as "shit", and moved on Anecdote time. I was using GNOME for
220.
by 3form 9mo ago
The process to retain and advance your career at Google is incredibly political, and these are the results.
221.
by 3form 9mo ago
This is a strange statement for me, because I'd say that since '99 almost everything has changed. Maybe your definition of quality is a bit different than mine.
222.
by 3form 9mo ago
Last time I looked at it on macOS, you had to disable keeping the TCP connections or something like in the network stack. Which incidentally disables Find My, sadly.
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by 3form 9mo ago
Which desktop environment do your friends use?
224.
by 3form 10mo ago
It's funny that you say that, given that since S3 was effectively killed, I can't say I experienced proper sleep in Windows or macOS either. Linux so far is closest to my expectations.
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by 3form 10mo ago
There could be new developments in the problem. For example, small scale drones using these areas as entry points. Not to say that's that, but I think it's not impossible that something new is being taken under consideration.
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by 3form 10mo ago
I assume NVIDIA and co. already protects themselves in some way, either by the fact of these cards not being very useful after resale, or requiring them to go to the grinder after they expire.
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by 3form 11mo ago
Seeing with your eyes is not, but recording might be. Using technology to see might be. And that doesn't necessarily infringe on your general computing rights, at least as understood by law, should there be any that grants you such.
228.
by 3form 11mo ago
Right of general-purpose computing doesn't allow you to do things that would be illegal for other reasons.
229.
by 3form 1y ago
These people clearly don't care for mild discomfort and inconvenience already...
230.
by 3form 1y ago
Please elaborate?
231.
by 3form 1y ago
And 400. I genuinely thought it's going to be a Banana Pi in keyboard form factor.
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by 3form 1y ago
I see that mobile brainrot is starting to set in. TPM requirement will make this kind of a thing on PCs a regular occurrence.
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by 3form 1y ago
If you said you "solved", yes - if you said "found a solution" however, there's ambiguity to it, which is part of the confusion here.
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by 3form 1y ago
I wouldn't mind that if in fact the parent poster didn't try to make it look like an argument that Microsoft is kind and playing nice. They did a bad thing there, there was an outrage, they fixed it, the end. If possible, they wil
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by 3form 1y ago
It's funny to me to see that to achieve this Linux-like result you need to go through the Linux-like installation process.
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by 3form 1y ago
Exactly! The lesson that Microsoft doesn't want to learn.
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by 3form 1y ago
I'm not very involved in the topic, so my POV might be very wrong - but most effective enforcement, from my overall life experience, is having someone act as a "bad guy" and sharply deal consequences to the people that behave
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by 3form 1y ago
For that matter, a fun read in the "The map download struggle, part 2 (Technical)" section at https://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-176 (end of the document).
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by 3form 1y ago
Given lackluster response to the recent attempts of the "democratic" governments to do very much the same to their own citizens, I daresay not many are particularly impressed.
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by 3form 1y ago
Yeah, I think that's also why it's an odd argument to me. If the users spend all the attention on your platform anyway, is it really dead?

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