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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Obviously: EU oligarchs giving shit about their citizens. All the while they rather implement surveillance themselves.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Maybe Japan needs a reminder who are their allies. A bit economical pressure goes a long way, before it's time for public shaming.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
AFAIK at birth the average life expectancy was even slightly lower (30-35). At 15y it was about an extra 30-40y. Whatever the exact numbers: definitely skewed, like you said.
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
No, because I want to live _much_ longer and already live longer than the average human from that era. That's like suggesting not to use hygiene products to avoid allergies, but die younger. (We have such an example at the finnish-russ
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Slop(py) coders don't care. I would vote for the alternative: "Sloppy McSlopGate"
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Half the crowd using GitHub ever thought about plugins that have org wide access but /promise/ not to misuse it. And years ago that included a lot of popular plugins (my POV was that those were outright stupid) -- on par with Dock
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Doesn't make sense. As a federal system administrator I face up to 5y prison, if I misuse my permissions. (And I do not carry a weapon.) Why would any police force be so negligible if I comes to punishment of crimes in their own ranks?
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by GuestFAUniverse 3mo ago
Rules? What rules? It's utterly ridiculous. What's next? Trump deciding the outcome of each game? Let me guess: the US won the world cup. A nation has become a clown car.
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
China is supplying Russia, which is attacking an European country. Thus, from my POV that sentiment is BS. China is an adversary in a panda costume.
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
Korean manufacturers are even worse when it comes to privacy violations. I use a Samsung too. The bloat, dark patterns and enshitification with every update are even worse.
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
What /new/ technology? The basically same platforms. Just smaller phones with more cameras recording everybody without consent.
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
I _feel_ the same, yet I want to remind everyone -- including myself -- that it's rarely the content that's the problem. (Would I openly /allow/ my kids to view everything? Hell no. Neither did my parents.) What _is_ dif
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
A friend and I were the first to have modems at age 12. And we had access to all kind of stuff on BBS and later in newsgroups. That wasn't meant for our age group and yet there wasn't any harm done. Others in our classes didn&#x27
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
"Gibbons talks ape shit" would have been a nice headline with a grammatical tripwire.
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
And the rest has AI. All is fine. /s
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
The amount of code and components in that repo baffles me. I doubt that is anywhere near of "safe to use".
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
German doctors are very prone to quackery. Including their nurses. I've overheard a nurse at a university hospital argue with patient who used tape on himself about the color of the tape. She was worried he might use the "wrong co
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
The most corrupt group is trying to control everybody else. Metsola tried twice to favor her brother-in-law with a job that is payed 15,000-20,000€/month (the average monthly gross income in Malta, were they are from is 2100€). The EU
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
It's not "appearances". I know all the guys I meant since university. All of them were top notch PhDs. Physics. CS. Some were excellent teachers even before graduation. Others were at the leading edge of ML even two decades a
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
I don't know what you're talking about. Everybody I know, who is working for Accenture, has a lot of expertise and had outstanding degrees (not only on paper) for a reason. If we had enough resources I would prefer working with th
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
Yay, we all become managers! Do we get manager salaries now? /S
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
npm install randomgotcha
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
This lawn got its electrolytes from Gatorade. /s Ad-merica.
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
He had white horses And ladies by the score All dressed in satin And waiting by the door Ooooh, what a lucky man he was Ooooh, what a lucky man he was White lace and feathers They made up his bed A gold covered mattress On which he was laid
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
(Exaggerated:) Guy who would never pay 20€ to another dev for such a game, pays same amount for AI. Applause to Anthropic: mission accomplished!
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
macOS 27 Golden Cage /s On the other hand I doubt that's intentional. Even as an avid Apple critic I want to mention that people I trust and are more involved with Asahi, always pointed out that Asahi received the occasional littl
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
$275 for a kids watch. Even considering the extras it provides: no. And we have an iPad Air for educational work, which get used daily. It's not about the money per se. Additionally Apple isn't very good in proper parental control
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
https://www.isi.fraunhofer.de/de/blog/2024/kritische-stellun... It's in German. The main critic is that Jan Emblemsvåg counts the subsidies for renewables into his cash-flow-analysis but doesn't do
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
And who in 2026 is still anal-fixated on a "Windows" PC? It's just a personal computer. It normally runs multiple operating systems just fine. Windows PC sounds like people talking about tech who are either payed by M$, or
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by GuestFAUniverse 4mo ago
Hurray, the digital euro just joined the stabbing. /s

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