Hamuko

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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   Not only does Epic refuse to make their game store any better, Tim Sweeney will continue to whine about how Steam's 30% cut is way too much. Surely if it's too much, Epic Games should be able to provide the same service for their
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   > Company data remains secure while employee data remains private, with cryptographic separation of work and personal data on devices. Does this mean that I'm able to enroll two Apple Accounts on an iPhone at once? Or does Apple ac
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   It's also just easier. When I needed a service for my car (and I didn't already have an established shop where to take it), I just wrote what I was looking for once and emailed the same thing to multiple different places at once.
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   > Does the Great Cannon of China coordinate the attacks? Yes. > Does archive.today? Yes.
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   Does this mean that the Great Cannon of China is not a botnet because it stops working when you close your browser?
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   Is it that much better that Archive.today reserves the right to edit old archived pages for the owner whenever they have a petty grudge with someone? At least site owners have the copyright on the pages that Archive.org saves. They can just
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   I have cabinets over my vertical fridge that has things put in it. There's only like a 15 cm gap between for airflow. How do you slap a cabinet on top of a horizontal fridge?
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   The "censored" part of archive.today seems unrelated to the filtering itself. 1.1.1.3 flags Pornhub.com as "EDE(17): Filtered" but archive.today is "EDE(16): Censored". Supposedly it should be an external party
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   by Hamuko 7mo ago

   Not really sure if circumventing paywalls is that unlawful across the world, but basically copying and pasting an entire web page is just clear and simple copyright violation.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-a...
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    So the two angles are that archive.today is doing something illegal and also being investigated by American law enforcement?
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Sounds a bit like when "Finland geoblocked archive.today". In all actuality, there was no geoblocking of the site in Finland by any authorities or ISPs, but rather it was the website owner blocking all Finnish IPs after some undis
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    I've thought about doing that several times, seeing as they're already including me. Just need to become a bit more brazen of a person.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Harsh, but fair.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Local trains are full of them.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    I don't really see "SH" being used instead of "sh". JPG and JPEG get the uppercase treatment because it is actually an initialism (Joint Photographic Experts Group) unlike "raw".
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    How do you plan on differentiating it from just a trivial setup of an FTP account that's mounted locally with curlftpfs and has files in a SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem?
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    I don't think it's a great argument considering that the law in question is the Online Safety Act 2023.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Do you have any statistics for that?
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    So, any good alternatives to uv?
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Yeah, the fact that she looks like she's been ran through a prompt "make her look hotter" is a major turn-off. Feels like I'm being sold real-time AIslop. I'd always turn this feature off based on this demo. Can&#x2
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Not that guy, but here token billing was chosen to get the Enterprise monitoring shit. I think the C-suite is expected to report productivity increases and needs all of the data that Anthropic can scrape to justify how much money is being o
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    I wrote a blog post over the New Year's of my experience at a company where AI coding was widely used and developer skill wasn't particularly high. https://burakku.com/blog/tired-of-ai-coders/ I think th
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    > We're all thinking the thing you're thinking of. I wasn't but I sure am now.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    It's not really that different from "Europe", especially when you listen to Americans talk about "Europe".
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    For a moment I thought that Tunnelblick had added WireGuard support. But no, it's probably just an AI hallucination.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Not really sure how much people really even put up with it. I just went to Bluesky once I got an invite, and I've generally noticed my cohorts migrating there over time too. Sure, some content isn't there, but a smaller social med
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    Best I got was a 0.0016 on an OLED iPad Pro after cranking the brightness to max. With half brightness I only got to 0.0033.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    The C-suite doesn't want us to write code by hand anymore, so I think I'm supposed to just drink tea and collect salary whenever Claude is down.
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    by Hamuko 7mo ago

    I think the more specific description would be that "not writing tests allows shipping fast today, writing tests allows shipping fast tomorrow and afterwards". It wasn't too long ago that I wrote tests for something that was