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by AzzyHN 2y ago
They did some driving in some Arizona suburbs too, iirc. The reasoning for having so much driving in SF is twofold 1. Silicon Valley, both for the workers and the general public's willingness to embrace fancy new tech 2. SF is DIFFICUL
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Truly shocking. Who could've seen this coming. On a more serious note, I figured the majority of US lawmakers already supported the genocide. I'm surprised Israel feels the need to use propaganda for this
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I trust Microsoft to not send photos/videos of user activity back to home base. Seems like a lot of bandwidth. What I imagine will happen is the Recall feature will send summaries of user activity back to Microsoft. That way, it's
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
To summarize Intel's reasoning, the extra hardware (and I guess associated firmware or whatever it'd be called) required to manage hyperthreading in their P-cores takes up package space and power, meaning the core can't boost
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
That's insane. If anybody told me to send them my bank account number and routing number, I'd assume they're a scammer.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I call bullshit on it being "not routine"
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
This means nothing. A password is protected under the constitution until it isn't. As laws like the Patriot Act show, the bill of rights is just a suggestion. If what you might have on your laptop is incriminating enough, they'll
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Terrible idea, I love it This is good use case for a well-trained LLM, rather than the broad scope of chatGPT
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
It's like a speedrunning barrier
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Perhaps I'm just a 23 year old boomer, but the idea of an iPad as a computer replacement doesn't make any sense to me. Sure, there are lots of apps on the App Store, but it doesn't have everything. I'd rather use a Chrom
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Reading just the blog post... these feel like useless metrics. Why do you care what percentage of your users are searching about animals. What do you possibly have to gain from this? Are they planning to introduce animal-based features? And
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Since discord doesn't serve ads, I assume this is just for data collection that then gets sold? Like an analytics company?
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Any other computer I could simply replace the motherboard with several other compatible motherboards, no soldering or donor board needed.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I think, if the key derivation becomes compromised, we have bigger problems to worry about.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
My brother in Christ you are witnessing the consequences of capitalism
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
A lot of people still dislike Windows 11, in no small part because it released in an unfinished state. I think 23H2 has finally made Windows 11 something work upgrading to, but if you're used to Windows 10, you'd never know that
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I'm not a programmer, but how hard is it to write something that just checks what encoding the file uses. Or at least does its best to guess?
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I was unaware that was the origin of the term, so probably not
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
If I see 65, I'm going 75. I worry that raising the limit would result in people driving even faster
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I'm always a fan of bigger numbers, but I wish more time/money/whatever was put into letting DDR5 run at those XMP/EXPO speeds when using 4 DIMMs.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
Having a personal computer at home was a game-changer, though. "The Metaverse" has been around for a couple years now, and yet consumer VR (which has been around for eight years now) is still just a "gimmick", rather tha
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I wonder if the big shots at YouTube watched Tom & Jerry growing up. The mouse usually wins.
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by AzzyHN 2y ago
I thought it was already the case that the feds could show up to, say, a data center that hosts a VPN with a piece of paper that says "install this logging software and don't tell anybody. Or else."
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
I mean, I trust Mullvad not to sell my internet traffic to 25 of the highest bidders, or hand it over to whatever three letter agency wants it because I say something that's a bit to unamerican. And I get to circumvent the prying eyes
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Because the line only goes up!!! You know damn well why
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Of course they did...
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Funny, AMD CPUs have started becoming viable (and then better than Intel) five years ago.
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Perhaps, but flat fees like this are regressive taxation
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
The whole point of Qubes is the security provided by using VMs
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Social media certainly doesn't help, but once again, the powers that be find everything to blame except for themselves for creating the conditions of misery necessary for "infinite" growth

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