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by DANmode 1mo ago
https://wilsonharper.net/projects/businesscard/ This is the post from some days ago that I thought I was commenting on - sorry for the fuckup, please accept this replacement story - mea culpa.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
I’m getting most of it, but fair critique lol It’s not clear, but if you have a handle on how it might go, I’m interested in that take (saying this to anyone).
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by DANmode 1mo ago
I’d be willing to believe that! Corporate still runs lots of bullshit for compliance, though.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
MCP apparently reduces probabilistic failures - aka the common fatal flaw of all of these robots (hallucinations, missing stuff in the API doc, etc). This makes it a little more interesting to me, knowing those results. It definitely underl
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by DANmode 1mo ago
How much of “fat” also includes biofilmed infection stifling your electrical system and indeed signaling your immune system to not work as well? (You can look this up regarding biofilms, I just did today.)
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Pretty sure I just cited it. Good luck arguing against their conviction rate.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
IOMMU The way it should have been all along.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Sounds like you’re not going to sleep well at night regardless, choosing to stick around for more of that.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> Negligence isn't a crime in itself. It is an explanation or cause for other crimes. Correct, like being criminally negligent of a child, if you leak data through long-known vectors (for argument’s sake), one could argue you are cr
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> there is nothing illegal in the US about selling pictures of people's drivers licenses. 18 U.S.C. § 1028 makes certain transfers involving identification documents criminal. It specifically covers a driver's license or person
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Negligence is already illegal. Just locate a prosecutor.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
That’s exactly how it’s done IIRC. They’re just treated as cultural localizations, internally.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Wait, why can’t you explicitly say who you’re talking about again?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
“Some students are five to eight years behind in mathematics. Office hours that should be spent discussing integrals instead become lessons on fractions and basic algebra you would expect students to learn in middle school,” wrote Zvezdelin
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Never too late! =]
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by DANmode 1mo ago
If “community outreach” or “marketing” happens to reappear on their agent’s to-do list, then maybe!
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by DANmode 1mo ago
At least look inside and appreciate the value of it already being together!
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by DANmode 1mo ago
I’ve heard great things about that model. Buy with confidence.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
What’s your equipment and what software does it run? If it’s something on the shelf at Target, Walmart, you may remain disappointed.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
I’ll remind the reader if they downvote without mentioning why, there’s no opinion really being conveyed. Just a stub of a conversation. I don’t care about the points. Just the chat, which seems finished.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
That were eventually reverse engineered by projects like LibreOffice.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Any working way to spoof your locale to trick this into any form of usability?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
They played pigeon on discless videogame consoles a time or two, too. How long have you been in tech, outta curiosity? Edit: great answer.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> 100% legit. Grey market means the codes often work (valid KMS generation etc) because they match the algo, and or were validly issued to a manufacturer, but that doesn’t make them “100% legit”. Otherwise you wouldn’t be saying “grey ma
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by DANmode 2mo ago
The real answer is probably that the heater pulls sufficient amps to slow down their already abysmally slow charge (relative to competition), and they didn’t want to include the variance.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Why?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Wall outlets are usually in garages, which are indoor/outdoor areas, kept with lots of microbial growth. Maybe the engineers wanted to ensure your cabin wouldn’t induce health risks.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
You do not.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I can’t believe he turned that offer from Microsoft down. Absolute madman.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
You seem to have it!

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