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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Australia has both smart phone and seat belt cameras. These are "portable" (mounted high on a road side trailer) which peep into your cabin from above to detect phone usage. Being caught using a phone whilst driving imposes a $1,2
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Which is strange to me. I hate the big and boxy look. A sedan is the perfect shaped car in my opinion. Wagons are nice too.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
No, they need to keep using truncated y-axes to increase the hype cycle.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Which is funny, since Notch is who he is replying to. Notch is worth hundreds of millions more and will never have to live in anything but a multi-million dollar mansion either. The nucular energy point is sound, although data centers aren&
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I drive a non-sporty sedan from early 2000s. It isn't a "cool" car by any means, although due to various reasons, I drive around typically at 1 AM. Over the 5 years I've been driving. I've been pulled over maybe 30
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
This is some "old man yells at cloud" nonsense. There will always be proficient programmers who can read and write good as good as yourself. I have 0 reason to believe programmers coming out of University today are any less compet
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Disclaimer: I've never used a Credit Card and have no intention to do so. I don't really see the complexity/confusion with credit cards and I struggle to see how people get into poor financial positions with them. Credit Card
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Depending on a package manager has its benefits. I personally try and use my operating systems package manager for all applications (in this instance, dnf on Fedora). The moment you start adding a million repos, third party package managers
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Assuming a refreshed Macbook Neo, the second generation of Macbook Neo should have 12GB of RAM
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Well, you can play them. Not playing the games you purchased sounds like an issue with you, rather than the system.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
"Publishes with the most proxy flagged apps" 1. Desoline (based in Netanya (Israel) 2. Bright Data (based in Israel) Interesting.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I'm not sure the adtech is even enough to subsidize the price in a meaningful way. Google’s global ad revenue equates to roughly $61 per user per year, most TV manufacturers would be unable to extract that much out per user, even with
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
The systems in Counter Strike are some of the least abusive in all of gaming. Open up Roblox and see the sheer amount of loot boxes via Robux with Pay 2 Win items, battle passes, daily rewards, etc. Counter Strike meanwhile has item skins w
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
The LG WebOS Store is a different beast. Just browsing the list of apps raises eyebrows for even the most non-tech audiences. 99% of it is spam, with maybe 1% being well known apps like YouTube. The rest are weird IPTV Players, Wallpaper ap
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Latency wise, I am not noticing any difference (at least in ICMP). ycombinator@Mainframe:~$ ping 8.8.8.8 PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_seq=1 ttl=119 time=24.3 ms 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_seq=2 t
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
This is exactly what Australia did. The government laid the fibre (sorta) and then the ISP can use the fibre in any location to serve customers. We can select from nearly 100 different ISPs with many different plans (up to 2Gbps) and the sw
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Thanks for the Github links, it is interesting that AMD said they'll re-instate this for Ryzen 9000 series chips, but users are reporting it being disabled on 7000 (and maybe even AM4). "It's been disabled on my 7700X with AG
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Doesn't really surprise me. The United States is about 4% of global population.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Me neither. I would suspect maybe <1% of the population uses VPNs. At least outside of work environments and connecting to intranets.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Sure, deep analysis of my usage, connection, browser user agent, browser fingerprinting, etc could reveal who I am and that information can all be correlated if requested by Government agencies although my privacy isn't completely surr
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
On the fly with legislation that actively harms privacy whilst also not protecting anyone at all? Australia did this, now everything is worse with no tangible improvement to "child safety" or protection from brainrot.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Both Anthropic and OpenAI don't want to continue training models indefinitely. Anthropic CEO has expressed potentially slowing down on model training. There is little return for billions of dollars burnt for 1-2% increase on various be
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Australia.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I've never caught a train nor a bus in my life and intend to never do so. I value my privacy and don't want to get stabbed or sit on a chair where someone has pissed all over.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
AMD PSP probably already works around it anyways.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
and people still try and suggest public transport is great, when its a hellhole..
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I would assume so too. Defaults writes are the basis for MDM deployments. We use Apple School Manager + Jamf and there is a long list of toggles for existing Apple Intelligence functionality, including disabling Siri, this would be a diver
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Australia has the highest number of solar panels per capita in the world. Australia has extremely high uptake on EV's given the cheap solar. Australia is about as serious as you get in terms of climate action without being unreasonabl
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Let me get this straight, you are considering buying an EV, or any modern car for that sake, but you care about privacy (by using GrapheneOS). You are driving the biggest trojan horse of spyware ever created. You voluntarily drive around wi
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Well, in that example it still seems the big players are increasing overall "intelligence" as Fable tops the list. OpenAI has big incentives to improve general interligence as a large percentage of users use ChatGPT for support, f

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