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901.
by DANmode 6mo ago
I was dealing with longterm chronic infections, when my ears were that sensitive.
902.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Leave the environments that stimulated it. Stop eating the foods that stimulate it. I now have visible production on a tissue or cotton swab once a week or fewer.
903.
by DANmode 6mo ago
I used to have lots of earwax buildup that kept me from using earplugs. Then I fixed my health.
904.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> I am sometimes wondering wouldn't the most economic thing to be to geographically distribute AI computing Yeah, super-edge compute. Like…the LLMs shipping with every computer right now? =]
905.
by DANmode 6mo ago
and that’s only because an accountant demanded a cost of goods sold! Continuing that behavior until everybody’s grandma had iMessage, is a large portion of why I don’t trust a telco! (Not building out the full range of rural etc network the
906.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> I remember when OpenAI was saying GPT-2 was too dangerous to release. The world didn’t end yet - but did it improve ?
907.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Exactly. Is Florida State University also a high-stress environment? or…birds of a feather?
908.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Are you one of the unfortunate souls I mentioned?! PS Has the bio trap snared any robots yet?!
909.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Are you describing you?!
910.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Someone didn’t read all of the words ^_^ Infrastructure costs were marginal, near 0, because SMS was just 140 bytes of text stuffed into already-occurring network traffic between phone<->telco.
911.
by DANmode 6mo ago
This is fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
912.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Probably worth reviewing prior art for inspiration: 0) https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity14/technical... 1) https://infocondb.org/con/black-hat/black-hat-europe-2014/gy
913.
by DANmode 6mo ago
There weren’t any infrastructure costs to sending the first SMS ever, there shouldn’t be any remaining for the consumer today unless you’re a real unfortunate soul.
914.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Attempted platform moderation and abuse-enforcement.
915.
by DANmode 6mo ago
I do - unless I’m really paranoid, as claimed! Much like I often manually type, or OCR, URLs from untrusted sources.
916.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> further reduce the ridiculously low amount of money that consumers get for selling their excess solar power back to the grid. Batteries are cheaper every week. Time to build kWh Victory gardens.
917.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Guessing you’re not a big academic reader?
918.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> ready to go back to the old ways for my next personal project This stood out to me. Because you shouldn’t, or can’t go back, in your professional projects?
919.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> You mean the thing that has been the source of many cybersecurity issues for years because fonts w/ ambiguous characters and varying levels of "how closely are you actually reading the URL"? The very thing where sites li
920.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> The abuse is definitely NOT the victim's fault, it's 100% the fault of the abuser. At some stage, (regardless of law or what’s right), standing in a pedestrian-crossing on a busy thoroughfare is foolish. Keep hanging out in t
921.
by DANmode 6mo ago
Pedantry: You’re having a smooth UX (or DX) by not using the UI.
922.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> [if] you have the option to walk out, and you don’t Ignores nothing, and blames no victim. It advises people to avoid becoming one when possible.
923.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> Do you think it looks official? I check the address bar for that.
924.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> I am getting Wesley Snipes tax advisor vibes here and will move along. From the IRS?
925.
by DANmode 6mo ago
They didn’t comment on the entirety, just the billing transparency.
926.
by DANmode 6mo ago
You’re going to struggle with that with most distros.
927.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> unless I go back several generations Yeah, do that. It’ll still be the snappiest phone you’ve ever used.
928.
by DANmode 6mo ago
It’s not a secret, or something you need to grow up to understand, ya condescending prick. It’s (often unspoken) quid pro quo. Like getting years of millions of dollars in speaking deals from corps after a favorable administration. I notice
929.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> I also did the math and determined buying a new unlocked phone outright on this plan was far cheaper than paying Verizon monthly for one. On any plan. There’s a reason that as soon as you walk into a cell store they immediately try t
930.
by DANmode 6mo ago
> real linux smart phone shows up What’s most glaringly missing, for you specifically, from the plethora of options available? It seems like plenty of options are getting 7/10 things right.

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