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by INTPenis 8mo ago
Whoever is running the AI is a troll, plain and simple. There are no concerns about AI or anything here, just a troll. There is no autonomous publishing going on here, someone setup a Github account, someone setup Github pages, someone auth
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
Totally agree, it's the main reason I'll never recommend Linux to anyone, because you can't expect normal people to understand these things. But it's kinda funny to me that you just said "I was going to run this cod
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
nc -v host port
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
There is still a helluva lot of data to transfer to the client, I'm sure it's being stored somewhere. And with the entire world perusing this archive, I'm sure the costs will be very high, regardless of provider.
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
(3) With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine. However, this is not necessarily a good idea. It is hard to be sure where they are going to land, and it could be dangerous sitting under them as they fly overhe
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
A core memory for me is playing GTA on my PC when my brother was home from one of his many stints in jail. He looked at me playing for a minute, asked what it was about, and then commented "whatever happened to super mario?".
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
What about maintaining encryption for an entire room of clients? I heard it's very difficult and prone to errors. Do you enforce it?
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
But wait, there's more, also a strange explanation about 270000 dollars being sent from Epstein to Chomsky. Apparently something had happened to Chomsky's retirement fund, and Epstein was helping him recover money?! It makes no se
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
Hackers inspired me to start digging around on my FreeBSD laptop and learn how to setup a bitmap image as boot splash, just like the kids in the movie all had their own custom boot image. Just a few years later I dropped out of school and s
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
I don't. I miss being outside, in the sun, living my life. And if there's one thing AI has done it's save my time. I'm not sure how you live and work in the US, but here in Sweden, in my experience, it's more focuse
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
I started listening to audiobooks a few years ago, even re-listened to a lot of classics I read, but in audio format. And at some point when I was ready to move to a new apartment I realized my bookshelves were just a burden. They were neve
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
It's a great book, I used to have some edition of it and it helped me a lot professionally with setting up firewalls, load balancing, traffic shaping and more. I also had a book on Designing FreeBSD rootkits that was very educational.
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
Presumably none of the meteor hunters would have seen it themselves. They did have a network of trade, as well as information in those days.
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
Ötzi and his killers might have been up there looking for the impact site, there might have been a mad rush to find the impact, they might have seen it as some sort of holy item worth killing for. There was after all a sun cult in Europe at
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
That is one crazy story. I need to see this done in Hollywood graphics. They're claiming the asteroid came in so low that it did a flyby of the Levant, igniting any flammable object or person on its way, and slammed into the side of a
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
The RAM prices could cause serious scaling issues for everyone right now, including small businesses that deal with healthcare for example. Speaking from personal experience.
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
Agreed, but I live in Sweden so I take vitamin D supplements every winter. During the spring, summer, fall months I barely need it since I'm outside so much with my dog.
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
I haven't been vibe coding for more than a few months. It's just a tool with a high level of automation. That becomes clear when you have to guide it to use more sane practices, simple things like don't overuse HTTP headers w
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
I also like it. Been using it since around 2013. But they have a massive backlog and they seem to be focusing their development resources on customer requests, obviously. So it could definitely use improvement.
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
I'm not a fan of Github, I prefer to promote the competition, and I'm definitely not a fan of Microsoft, but Github is already sponsoring open source with unlimited repos. So this is a weird statement to me, like you always want m
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
Serious question from a clueless european here, who should they vote for? To us on the outside, getting filtered news that trickles down, it just seems like there are no candidates. One is 79 and one is 83, where are all the young politicia
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
What a great idea, good job.
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
No libre office suite will ever be on par with Microsoft proprietary options. It's a constant race of keeping up with features, using mostly unpaid volunteer developers. I've used Linux for 25+ years and my reaction is always to d
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
Read the full story, we're talking hundreds of shoes. And we have a record of a cargo ship carrying shoes sinking 150 years ago.
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by INTPenis 9mo ago
I'm a late comer to AI but I started using Gemini in June 2025. Then in december I heard from my co-workers that they were liking Claude better than any other model, and from others online, so I bought myself some Claude for xmas. And
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by INTPenis 10mo ago
You don't. I had a similar co-worker 12 years ago. He was a wonderful person, very positive, always nice to deal with, but he clearly had dyslexia. He would type in passwords wrong in our password manager. And he was in charge of our b
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by INTPenis 10mo ago
As a long time Linux user I only recently tried my first framework (12), and shortly after got the 13 too because I realized that this is the laptop for me. I wish I had realized it earlier. But it's so refreshing as a linux user to us
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by INTPenis 10mo ago
I used it for a year or so, with the default servers, worked just fine. We tried to get a group chat over from Signal to SimpleX but were unsuccessful in the end for unknown reasons. It just petered out and I didn't reinstall it on a n
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by INTPenis 10mo ago
I know how to set the right expectations.
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by INTPenis 10mo ago
I briefly owned one of the first Loongson netbook laptops, the Lemote I believe it was nicknamed. I've always been very much into open hardware, so I picked one up as soon as I could. And I believe Debian was the only distro I was able

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