Hamuko

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by Hamuko 26d ago
I don't know, $1999 seems almost kinda reasonable considering how much an iPhone Pro costs and how utterly fucked the current memory prices are.
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Google announces €13B additional investment in Finland(yle.fi)
5 points by Hamuko 27d ago|0 comments
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by Hamuko 28d ago
A lot of Xbox gamers were excited for Microsoft's acquisition of Activision-Blizzard back then, presumably because they figured they'd get console exclusives and day one access on Game Pass. I imagine those people are quiet about
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by Hamuko 28d ago
If you're seeing an infinite CAPTCHA loop on archive.is, it's more likely that you're on the operator's shitlist than any technical issue. All Finnish IP addresses are on that shitlist already.
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by Hamuko 28d ago
I have an unprotected guest network with a captive portal and an LG C1. I have never seen the LG pop up in the logs for the guest network.
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by Hamuko 29d ago
There's 11 Fantastic Beasts films?
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by Hamuko 29d ago
They just arbitrarily nuke entire countries and arbitrarily edit the content that the archives contain.
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by Hamuko 29d ago
If that is the case, he succeeded since the archive totally lost all credibility in an instant.
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by Hamuko 29d ago
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-a...
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by Hamuko 29d ago
Not sure how well it’s “working” considering any of the archived pages might be altered by the site’s administrator to further their causes. There’s a reason why Wikipedia stopped trusting them.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
Just yesterday I was configuring my UniFi and being confused on where I can actually find everything in the new UI. I swear the firewall/policy UX changes every version.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
"Just" and "Published April 30, 2025" seem a bit contradictory.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
Many static sites are made using a static site generator, which turns input files into a static site in a build phase.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
It's under Compute → Workers & Pages because Cloudflare has a confusing UI.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
Don't know how they're keeping up with the plot like that.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
Google Password Manager, the one built into Chrome, doesn't even do end-to-end encryption by default. You have to go into the settings and opt in to encrypt your password data before it gets sent to Google. And since it's closed s
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
If you switch to a free one, at least you can be sure that your money isn't being funnelled to people who you fundamentally disagree with, even if the creators have shitty beliefs.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
Apple's Time Machine still backs up your Mac even when you don't have access to the backup target (USB isn't connected, network isn't available). It just stores the backup information on your local storage and then trans
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
Apparently so have other gamers considering that Ubisoft's stock price has fallen over 90% in the last five years.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
What does CoD have to do with Ubisoft?
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
I'd definitely prefer the career bureaucrats instead of the unethical builders, and the unethical builders will be the ones governing if the AI companies are left to their own devices.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
I don't really understand how a "Linux but for vibecoding" would even be that generally appealing.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
Twitter's still pretty popular.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
How's that Venezuelan oil?
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
We should instead be governed by people who never built anything except giant repositories of stolen data?
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
I think my GALANT desk with a glass top survived multiple moves, including one that had it travel about 800 km in a trailer. Worked fine until the day I got a standing desk, at which point I put it up online and someone bought it from me. T
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
I have an IKEA LANDSKRONA (in Gunnared dark grey) and it's a good sofa for like 650 €. I don't think I've really considered sofas to be that markedly better than mine even if they're double or quadruple the cost.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
I've owned a lot of IKEA furniture, and at no point have I ever considered disassembling them. And I don't think IKEA really even advertises their stuff to be a flatpack-to-furniture-to-flatpack design.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
It's good that vibecoded software look vibecoded, because I then immediately know not to trust that it works, not to trust that it's secure, and not to trust that the maintainer will give a shit about it in six months.
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by Hamuko 1mo ago
And how much time and effort are you actually spending on these assessments?

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