AndroTux

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by AndroTux 1y ago
> Being able to leave the thing at home and access it anywhere is a feature, not a bug. I can do that with a laptop too. And with a dedicated GPU. Or a blade in a data center. I though the feature of the DGX was that you can throw it in
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Fair. I looked it up just yesterday so I though I knew the prices from memory, but apparently I mixed something up.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
I’m living in one of those irrelevant EU countries and am considering getting one from Germany. Do you know if this is going to cause issues when downloading apps from a non-German Apple account, etc.?
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by AndroTux 1y ago
I think the idea is that instead of spending an additional $4000 on external hardware, you can just buy one thing (your main work machine) and call it a day. Also, the Mac Studio isn’t that much cheaper at that price point.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
> They should have started with model specific HDD cartridges. But that’s exactly what they did. Just in software.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
"I'm tired of buying FIFA every year. Let's just buy EA once."
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Luckily there’s no corruption in China
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by AndroTux 1y ago
The freedom to not have to fear death when going to school comes to mind. You know, like everywhere else in the western world.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
I feel like bots are better at drawing circles than humans. Should have been the other way around: Don't draw a 100% accurate circle
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by AndroTux 1y ago
No. I want to select photos the app has access to now . I don’t want to readjust my selection every time I want to upload a new photo. What I want is an upload button like in the browser. I click “add photo”, the system dialog opens, I sel
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by AndroTux 1y ago
I don’t understand why apps need access to my photos at all. (with some very specific exceptions,) apps should only access a photo, which I first select using the system photo picker. There’s no need for apps to access the entire camera r
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by AndroTux 1y ago
You should never store passwords anyways. You store hashes. I don’t see the issue. If you don’t trust yourself to keep a hash, maybe don’t store user information at all.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Privacy, I guess. But at this point it’s just believing that they won’t log your data.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Because I don’t want to run even more browsers simultaneously than I already am.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Let me know how long that’ll last. The low limits of other providers are there for a reason. That reason’s called spam.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Does that mean that the entire EU has no military satellites at all ? (Or maybe like 10 from France's CNES, and that's it?)
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Yeah, how hard can it be connecting every damn home on this planet with each other, again? Piece of cake! The internet was created in two days, so I’m sure we’ll be able to do it again. Especially without clear financial incentives. Maybe p
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by AndroTux 1y ago
The difference is, on these platforms you're rating legal entities. On Tea, you're rating, or rather sharing personal information about, an individual. Where I come from, sharing personal data of someone without their consent is n
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by AndroTux 1y ago
date.getYear() => 125 If that’s not relevant, I don’t know what is.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
“Oh, I can see the test is failing. Let me fix this by adjusting the test to expect the currently returned value.” This is unfortunately an actual quote I got from Claude Code after having it write a unit test for me. It ended up mocking th
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by AndroTux 1y ago
I would assume they get a notification showing the amount they'll earn, and then they can either press "accept" or "deny." As a driver, you're an "independent contractor," so you're not forced to
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Sure, it's possible that they were just unlucky or not quite honest, but often they backed it up with links to the OVH status page. Regardless, that's why I prefaced it with personal experience. I'm curious, though: Do you ha
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Personally, I've used two services hosted by OVH. Both of them regularly (about once a month) posted on social media that they're sorry their service is temporarily unavailable, because OVH has a cooling issue/had a faulty ha
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Yes, it's been going on for three administrations now.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Agreed. It's laughable how many incidents OVH has on a monthly basis. That being said, I'm all for the EU using EU products, and hopefully it only means OVH gets better over time.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
That’s absolutely not the point of this article. The point was that people said, once Google Translate was introduced, that translators would lose their jobs. Just like people say the same thing about developers with LLMs nowadays. The poin
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by AndroTux 1y ago
If a CEO of a company like Proton is that gullible that he falls for someone like Trump (IN 2025!), I have even less hope for my data being in secure hands. > and a closed source backend thats security oriented is an oxymoron as far as I
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by AndroTux 1y ago
And then the Proton CEO does things like this, which kind of lets me doubt how aligned they actually are with protecting user data: https://theintercept.com/2025/01/28/proton-mail-andy-yen-tru...
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by AndroTux 1y ago
Yeah, I'll use Tuta if I want an email service that I can't use IMAP with, and then I still have to find a replacement for the 95% of other services Google Workplace offers.
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by AndroTux 1y ago
I don't know what you're smoking if you prefer Nextcloud over Google Workspace from an admin point of view, but hey, good for you. But no, Nextcloud is not comparable to Google Workspace. Not as a user (their office web implementa

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