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by 71bw 2y ago
I went the "batshit insane" route and my microphone hole is plugged in with some clay. It did most likely physically damage it forever, but at least I now know it's OFF for good.
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Smartmedia (Ssfdc) in the 21st Century(gekk.info)
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by 71bw 2y ago
And yet I don't see this "misuse" almost ever abroad?
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by 71bw 2y ago
This sounded so batshit insane I could completely see it being a real thing:)
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by 71bw 2y ago
Blocking any innovation and forcing ridiculous tech like EVs via blocking any reasonable development + production of gas vehicles. For example.
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by 71bw 2y ago
>It seems like signing up as the volunteer with the goal of derailing the company as much as possible is a highly valid form of ptotest. It's the most immature and pseudointellectual form of protest I can think of. "Oh I am sca
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by 71bw 2y ago
Care to explain further?
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by 71bw 2y ago
As per usual. If we weren't such a big market we'd already be left behind by everyone else due to all the bullshit happening in the EU legal-wise.
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by 71bw 2y ago
>We should not use Telegram But why? There is no better platform for private and small chats.
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by 71bw 2y ago
What you want to say is that it will be made easier than it already is.
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by 71bw 2y ago
I thought we are in a place where people seem to express some sort of intelligence, and yet, reality always finds a way...
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by 71bw 2y ago
>I was actually referring to the financial institutions who backed the takeover writing off ~75% of the value of their investment in the platform during Musk’s leadership, which predates the recent Bluesky enthusiasm. Makes sense. Valid
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by 71bw 2y ago
>It’s also true, however, that the platform is in serious decline, and that’s partly due to the product becoming more and more shitty over time. A vocal minority of leftists moving to Bluesky isn't a decline.
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by 71bw 2y ago
Sorry, forgot to add the crucial details. Such is the life while close to quitting work for the day. The location, despite not being remote, has NO connectivity. It's the closest thing I can think of in my proximity that is completely
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by 71bw 2y ago
TIL newer chromebooks are codenamed after Skyrim locations. Interesting
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by 71bw 2y ago
Oncall for barely any calls. If I have to do anything I just add that as overtime, simple as. Was a bit odd to have to carry my work phone everywhere for the first two weeks or so but now it's just standard procedure
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by 71bw 2y ago
>we don't know how/why they have the authority Oh we know damn well. The good old "scream so loud the issue cannot be ignored anymore" issue. Especially with Fong-Jones' background in tech with access to a lot of
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by 71bw 2y ago
All three of them pose an actual security risk but I'm more than sure I'd want the American one out of the trio as a 1st world country citizen.
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by 71bw 2y ago
>There are virtually no unconnected places in most of Europe yet wilderness is still dangerous. eg. 50.30819551805026, 16.50959758078629
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by 71bw 2y ago
>(where we still don't really know who's actually responsible) Keffals and Fong-Jones
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by 71bw 2y ago
> and for healthcare we have the HL7 organization issuing the HL7 standard. Another example in the healthcare industry is the DICOM standard created by the NEMA organization. If only anyone fully respected the standards instead of everyo
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by 71bw 2y ago
>Chrome is only the default on Pixel devices... WRONG Before a couple of weeks ago where a Google Play Services update changed the first set-up process, almost all global (non-CN market) devices forced Chrome as default: Xiaomi, OnePlus,
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by 71bw 2y ago
>Yeah in Europe you want to head for the main train stations or Park and Rides if you're spending time in cities. They usually have large car parks and good public transport. I live in Europe. I have travelled in Europe immensely ov
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by 71bw 2y ago
>some are not just intact, but in use, right now. Thanks for giving me something to research at work. What query do you recommend I put into a search engine? "intact aqueducts italy" doesn't seem to help much
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by 71bw 2y ago
They are too terminally online to warrant deleting accounts. I, already , can see the 'I'm going to Bluesky!!!!!' crowd returning and definitely not in single digit numbers.
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by 71bw 2y ago
>Windows Vista and newer launch a more substantial version of the OS with the graphics system and Win32 services running, but they never intermix versions. And yet, you can use the Windows 11 installer to install Windows 7 and have it be
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by 71bw 2y ago
Only for the platform to die in a month anyway, when everybody inadvertenly runs back to Twitter...
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by 71bw 2y ago
>I know this is heretical within the tech bro monoculture of HN. Because it's objectively a false statement. The LLM output is only "garbage" if your prompt and fact-checking also are garbage. It's like calling a Ti-8
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by 71bw 2y ago
1st year college student here, and an alumni of a certain high school programme I'd rather not mention ever again. I've used LLMs MULTIPLE times during "academic" work, often for original idea generation. Never for full-
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by 71bw 2y ago
Timecode step inside the zone. Out to the Moving Shadow crew. Goes out to the robots and the Scott, it’s the Gav and to the Julia long time. 101.1 MSX FM in your manor. Right across the border, your time rude boys, yeah out to the email cre

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