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by 9x39 10mo ago
I use AI, but I don't get such content. I understand everyone pouncing when X won't own Grok's output, but output is directly connected to its input and blame can be proportionally shared. Isn't this a problem for any pu
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by 9x39 10mo ago
I see it as a natural progression of something that's been going on for a decade - 1. They sell Office w/ OneDrive plans, and push online-first work through corp and home plans alike. 2. They have become progressively more opinion
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by 9x39 10mo ago
I think I get why Microslop tried to do this - being opinionated about the 'true' source of the files allows them to dumb down problems like "which version is the real one" for users and drop conflict resolution UIs, whi
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by 9x39 10mo ago
AD and KMS work in an air gapped network just fine.
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by 9x39 10mo ago
If you're a midsize business with revenue, theoretically one of their enforcement partners may take a run at you, but this is not a thing with home users (or even most small business abuse).
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by 9x39 10mo ago
Key management services or Active Directory activation. This is a small roadbump to home/smb free activations.
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by 9x39 10mo ago
If we're talking the response from the OP, people of his caliber are not in any danger of being automated away, it was an entirely reasonable revulsion at an LLM in his inbox in a linguist skinsuit, a mockery of a thank-you email. I do
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by 9x39 10mo ago
Escape from Tarkov is popular and explores stamina heavily. You can't sprint for long, or you exhaust your stamina and wheeze audibly to other players which gives away your positioning at minimum. Further, the more you carry, the slowe
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by 9x39 10mo ago
> the config behavior still doesn’t match my mental model Could you -learn- how to self-host a version of your app to expand your mental model in doing so? You outsourced the thinking part to an LLM - a bag of words - and are surprised t
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by 9x39 10mo ago
Most voice agents for large companies are a calculated game to deter customers from expensive humans as we know, but not always. Sort of like how Jira can be a streamlined tool or a prison of 50-step workflows, it's all up to the desig
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by 9x39 10mo ago
One problem is once you’re in deep building a phone IVR workflow beyond X or Y (yes, these are intentional), callers don’t care about some deep and featured input menu. They just mash 0 or pick a random option and demand a human finish the
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by 9x39 11mo ago
Upmarket electrical trade, engineering offices, MSPs commonly, smallish healthcare, an equine event center, a bank. I see tons of small businesses (mom & pop, restaurants) with a UI AP or two, of course, but that's not what you mea
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by 9x39 11mo ago
If you dislike their UI, not going to try to convince you, but it is part of the value of the system. Have you looked at Mikrotik? They offer a more traditional autonomous OS w/o controllers and both a nice CLI and a powerful GUI tool.
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by 9x39 11mo ago
Assuming you're talking about running like a UI router and doing multi-WAN uplinks from it, you can. They support load balancing (e.g. 95% WAN1, 5% WAN2) and SLA monitoring (ping/packet loss/jitter) with some voting options o
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by 9x39 11mo ago
Uplink priority doesn't work?
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by 9x39 11mo ago
Unless UI spins up their own dns business, I have had good luck using nextdns.io at home to close that gap.
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by 9x39 11mo ago
Poles are common, but so are existing buried conduits and vaults which are often used if they exist.
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by 9x39 11mo ago
Small businesses? Sure. I've seen Unifi networks with a few hundred MACs often enough. Enterprises? Thousands, tens of thousands of employees? Generally cost isn't prohibitive at the scale so bigger ecosystems with more support ma
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by 9x39 1y ago
"Can you share the chat so we can look at it together?" Asking for the receipts so you can figure out where they put their thumb on the scale is more illuminating.
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by 9x39 1y ago
Right, consumers with LLMs vs sellers using algorithmic pricing (“revenue management” at hotels or landlord rental pricing) is hardly a fair fight. Supermarkets want to get in on the action, too.
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by 9x39 1y ago
It's secondary but I maintain it's related because from what I know from talking to local restaurants, as delivery grows, margins shrink, and it's a different animal catering to floods of online orders. One option is to go ch
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by 9x39 1y ago
Billions of dollars are being burned to keep taxis for burritos alive, along with any restaurants that fight it. For better or worse, it's hard to bet against human nature when we're offering making something easier. Of course, co
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by 9x39 1y ago
You're right that it doesn't make sense. It suggests a failure in data handling (who can I share this with?). A lot of these are borrowed from the US .gov in which prosecution is a relatively effective way to get compliance with t
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by 9x39 1y ago
Two things: >Or you’ll be told to network. With who? Where? How? I can’t speak for the rest of the world, but most of the big meetups in Melbourne are absolutely flooded with people awkwardly job-seeking, and they’re generally pretty mis
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by 9x39 1y ago
I like my just-works stuff, so I was happy to pay a premium for it. Too bad wireless CarPlay is now buggy like a 1.0 release after years of almost no issues [1]. There's little problems that keep accumulating, like the camera app openi
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by 9x39 1y ago
If she insists on Office and won't try Google Drive, perhaps you could experiment with setting up Office in a Chrome PWA for her and sidestep Windows?
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by 9x39 1y ago
There is almost certainly a registry key you can set as well. 5 ways to do something, none documented officially.
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by 9x39 1y ago
Yeah, Proton and Wine seem perfect for gaming, but I have never seen someone get Office right. That might be an audience difference or perhaps MS deliberately frustrates that attempt. You could try 11 IOT LTSC[1] which is super-stripped dow
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by 9x39 1y ago
Been there - I help a lot of older folks with their business computers. The desire to make Windows an appliance falls flat when older PCs get on that auto-update treadmill. For example, Windows now comes OEM with Bitlocker drive encryption
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by 9x39 1y ago
Yeah, Windows users are used to the setting schizophrenia (5-6 places to control things), but if we met Windows today in 2025 it would be ridiculous.

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