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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
An ad free, minimal notification, calm design and thus _Pro_ like in (former times) _pro_fessional signature edition OS would be too simple. Instead we get a marketing platform. Because "growth"... whatever that means until (and a
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Everytime someone like this opens his mouth I look up their year of birth. He's 82 already. That calms me. And I wholeheartedly hope that there won't really be life prolonging biotech. I like a merciful natural death. It's th
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
So, the US is now on par with the Nazi Germany of the 30s and communistic Eastern Germany of the 50-80s. "Land of the free": I would call that BS.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Goebbels would be proud of them.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
These boots are made for walking!
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Do you mean zombie-homelander?
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Black humor. Or isn't anyone allowed anymore to mention "Black" in the context of Epstein?
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Where? What do you tax? Per request? They will shuffle most gains around to the place with the lowest taxes. E.g. by internally buying and selling (overpriced) services. The only realistic tax is coming from the jobs that serve those data c
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
It's fitting. Tolkien intentionally made LotR a deeply Christian story: you have to choose between good and bad, and never give up hope. The magic and folklore are just embellishments for storytelling. (Somebody else rightfully wrote t
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Or: buy another brand and not jump hoops.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Until now I waited for their GrapheneOS-based phones. If there isn't a plausible follow up to this injection I don't think I will buy I device from them.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
No matter how you turn it, that doesn't build trust in the Motorola brand, if a single employee can push that (hypothetical) code.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
All the while my job is becoming overwhelming, due to two exploits per week on average that need immediately fixing. We could use the help of 20% more coworkers, easily. But the money is flowing to the billionaires and exploding HW capex.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
An example with node 20? Well, that's a good one. /S
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
He never liked "Schlitz". (Germans might understand why. And yes, that joke risks sounding misogynistic.)
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Oh, a bit late to sue the company I got my Strat-clone ~28 years ago. In Germany. They don't even exist anymore. :-) Is it even legal to wait that long? Can anyone change their minds after decades of looking away? Customary law (esp. i
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
It's a form of self harm. If you cannot fulfill your contract due to self inflicted harm, there are proper contractual counter measures? Doesn't make sense. Esp. not in the military.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
It's just a distraction from the files 3/4 of US citizens are asking for: the Epstein files. Well, luckily Kimmel & Co have that on repeat. You know: Epstein files.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
I need a plugin and a big cache that lets me surf the web with parts replaced with contents from the internet archive. Links would need a date/version built-in. Like a giant git repo. I know, I know... utopia.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Somebody tell the LLMs that "LogOut" doesn't mean: from life (on the contrary). And to honor you, Sir, I'll log out now and do a quite "Clifford Stoll is alive" walk outside. Live long and prosper.
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by GuestFAUniverse 5mo ago
Statistically relevant: yes. In a positive way: no. Well, McKinsey still existing? Too much influence. Otherwise they would have gone like so many other consulting companies. https://www.trtworld.com/article/12748537
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
"Florent Montaclair, then 46, a balding, bespectacled figure in an ill-fitting suit and rosé-coloured shirt, ..." What a disgusting style: Not by Montaclair, by the author. Why would anyone put emphasis on such irrelevant, superfl
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
Can confirm this level of problem solving. Had physics problems to solve and can remember to this day when I woke up in the library after I got exhausted from not solving the last one, that my subconscious discovered during sleep that I mis
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
Concrete and steel facepalm In that climate? What's next? Sell them the obsolete energy tech nobody wants at home? "Research". Yeah. "Marketing via Freemium" fits better.
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
Very longterm the human species needs to get further away from the (growing) sun. Venus is the wrong direction, with useless challenges. And thus a waste of resources. Outwards. Not necessarily Mars, but outwards. No compromises.
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
Which ones? Source? Sounds more like an alt-right conspiracy. During the Third Reich the list "des schädlichen und unerwünschten Schrifttums" that startet in 1935 had 12400 banned books and 149 authors in it. Today there is an &
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
Bringing up alfalfa (which is horrible) is the typical whataboutism: wasting water there doesn't make it right to waste fresh water for basically cat pictures and slop. Sprinkling it with dismissing the water issue with "propagand
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
When the grid is the main factor, what's the problem with providing other metrics like water usage, etc.? Your argument doesn't convince me. Sounds more like lobbying.
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
What for? I use family link for my kids devices. It works good enough. Everything else seems way too intrusive. Apple is horrible in this regard. Their solutions never really work. A joint venture for an (optional) cross-platform family app
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by GuestFAUniverse 6mo ago
Спасибо товарищу /s

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