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2y ago
I still don't understand your point. Some people, who happen to be employed at a FAANG corp, have recently decided to protect their smart device during a border crossing, and this is cause for alarm? What exactly is on their smart devi
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2y ago
My guess would be no, but I could be wrong. The current administration clearly wants more domestic capability, so even if someone like TSMC/Samsung/etc wanted to acquire as part of their US operations, my gut says it would be chal
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2y ago
Perhaps we can say it was less of a distraction for AMD, given AMD is not having the basic execution issue that Intel is currently suffering.
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Noodles, Traditionally and Today
(sciencedirect.com)
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2y ago
I wonder if we'll see more Intel sell-offs, as Tan et al try to get things under control. Will we see an AMD-esque fab spin-off?
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2y ago
If you install the `podman-docker` package, you get compatibility with docker commands. If you have errors during runtime, it's probably something in your container/config that's assuming a docker socket/runtime. Some of
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Why Gleam Wins over F#
(medium.com)
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Intent does matter if you want to classify things as lies. If someone told you it's Thursday when it's really Wednesday, we would not necessary say they lied. We would say they were mistaken, if the intent was to tell you the co
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2y ago
Every single graphics professional I've worked with (many) have owned their own copy of Creative Suite (or subscribed). It's akin to their "IDE", and they really get to know it inside-and-out. It would be difficult to be
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2y ago
I think we can safely assume 99% of the outraged posters have never once owned a legal copy of, nor subscribed to Adobe products. Outrage is a performance these days.
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2y ago
People will just go back to Twitter/X, again, because despite all the falling-sky predictions it remains the single most important social media platform of our day. Governments around the world announce actual world-changing news on it
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2y ago
The "recognition" is dependent on which party is in office. That's the main point - the hypocrisy. As soon as Democrats win the Oval Office again, the screaming will cease, just as it always has - just as it always will. &quo
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2y ago
Try it again if you haven't recently. I'm unsure what specific issues you encountered, but anecdotally I can say I've been driving Fedora full-time on my home workstation for nearly 2 years now. I love it. I drove Fedora full
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2y ago
Mint leans towards the "ultra-stable" side of Linux Distros. Fedora leans towards the "bleeding-edge". Both are great in their own ways. If you want the latest and greatest of everything, Fedora is a great pick. If you j
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2y ago
You can't really tell these days. Pretty sad reality we're living in. Everything we disagree with is levied as the worst evil the world has ever seen. Nuance doesn't exist, and there's no room for healthy disagreement. T
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2y ago
Come try out Fedora, or whatever flavor of Linux you want. It's surprisingly fantastic for almost all modern computing tasks. Yes, it's true, some software won't work, such as Adobe Photoshop, but most people aren't usin
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2y ago
I'm not aware this has made it to the floor yet. If it has, I stand corrected. I interned in government long ago, but learned many bills are written for constituent consumption and never are intended to get a vote. As-is it likely won&
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2y ago
Not everything you disagree with is "fascism". We expect maturity around here.
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2y ago
If you've been around for a while, and are willing to take off the rose-colored-glasses momentarily, you will realize it is not unprecedented. Some of us have been howling about these issues for decades. Who were the primary benefactor
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2y ago
> Everytime I go on, I’m assaulted by fight videos, gambling ads, porn bots, ragebait, and the worst extreme takes from the left and the right. You seem to be describing my reddit experience to a "T". I created a brand new acco
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Well, AOC has been threatening for several years to introduce a bill to curb this. But... hasn't, and I'd be willing to bet we already know why. Many others have promised the same and done the same as well... Nancy Pelosi is perha
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> Elon: divest from your private assets or get the fuck out of the government. Otherwise you're a corrupt official. You're directing this at Elon - but you are aware just about every single congress critter, and every other hig
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Exploring the philosophical values of kimchi and kimjang culture
(journalofethnicfoods.biomedcentral.com)
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Those valuations are all bs though. They are hinged on traffic estimates and ad revenue. X is clearly worth a lot more than just it's revenue would indicate. What is the most influential social media site worth? Perhaps all of the mone
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So in other words... nothing stopped anyone from doing this either. Except the fear of potential punishment.
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Discord's refreshed UI includes a new overlay and full dark mode
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I don't use Signal, and am unfamiliar with the UI/UX. However, it seems more plausible to me that Jeffrey Goldberg is in someone's contact list from previous on-purpose leaks (to control narrative, etc, typical "anonymou
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2y ago
Around our office... we have what seems to be a 50/50 split of users on the "old" Outlook and the "new" Outlook. Many users have tried the "new" Outlook and found it different in unexpected and confusing w
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For creating believable fake images... We're largely past the days of 7 fingered hands - text remains one of the tell-tale signs.
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Great Barrington Declaration (2020)
(gbdeclaration.org)
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