IntelMiner

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by IntelMiner 2y ago
I'd counter that simply asserting that the Brazilian government is in the wrong over Elon Musk is a fools errand. I'm far more concerned about disinformation peddled by oligarchs like Rupert Murdoch. But while we're citing
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Why do we have silly laws and courts? Obviously the world is black and white and puddle deep :)
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
"Justice Moraes had ordered that X accounts accused of spreading disinformation" Not sure how I can make it any clearer for you than that. Surely if they're innocent then the accounts can simply be reinstated?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Don't forget them quietly deleting Elon's "secret master plan" about climate change [1] because Elon decided that oil and gas are OK, actually [2] [1] https://futurism.com/the-byte/tesla-deletes-elon
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
I mean if you need to set up a straw man that large I suppose it isn't
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
If someone tells me the sky is blue, and then someone else tells me the sky is purple, I'm not going to believe it's purple just because "the government" tells me the weather forecast
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Apologies, it was a link from another article (hooray posting while on mobile!) https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y3rnl5qv3o >The row began in April, with the judge ordering the suspension of dozens of X acco
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
So what happens when misinformation is posted and the corporation won't act to remove it? In twitter's case, what happens when the corporation actively works to avoid accountability for it?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
When the person named is spending their days making childish AI images of the judge behind bars, is it not reasonable to cite them directly?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
What success? Twitter is down nearly 90% since he took over! https://fortune.com/2024/08/15/elon-musk-tesla-stock-sale-tw...
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
https://time.com/7016537/brazil-blocks-elon-musk-x-twitter-c... Brazil's judge lays it out quite reasonably?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Incredibly productive? Twitter's value is down almost 90% since he took over https://fortune.com/2024/08/15/elon-musk-tesla-stock-sale-tw...
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
"Censoring" literal misinformation is a bad thing now?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
With the ever increasing cost (both financially and climate) of gasoline, it seems it would pay off in the long-term A friend's Tesla they once worked out costs about "$1 per gallon of gas" equivalent. Meanwhile gas in Seattl
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Fun little article. Though I feel like using a VESA driver is cheating. Fine enough if all you need is a basic framebuffer for something like MS Office, but even something like video playback would probably bring it to a crawl
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
>I see this repeated often - blame placed entirely on management and not the workers ...What do you think management does exactly?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
>There are very few good stories with unions but most of them are tragic especially long-term. For investors, it's both the short and long term that's f*ked. This is the most blatant disregard for or lack of understanding of la
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Boeing fleeing Seattle while trying to cheerfully pretend they're a "Washington company" was absolutely disgraceful
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Then almost immediately took them back out after realizing this was a bad idea
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
They harassed the OPNsense team, registering a domain to besmirch them and then pretended to have nothing to do with it until ICANN got involved Oh, and they knowingly shipped a broken and insecure Wireguard to their customers, and tried to
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
This is peak tech bro delusion. Well done In all seriousness though. Defectors from North Korea have been killed longer than you or I have been alive
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
What computers that ran NT in the 90's were "100x more powerful" than UNIX workstations, exactly?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
"Globalist WEF Guardrails" Tell us what you really feel
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
BusyBox but not GPL licensed effectively
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
The title should probably say "former" Windows developer. Dave hasn't worked at Microsoft in over 20 years (he left in 2003) It's probably also worth noting he's a serial liar who claims he wrote Space Cadet Pinball
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Cult seems like an unfair, if not outright incorrect description "A cult is a group which is typically led by a charismatic and self-appointed leader, who tightly controls its members, requiring unwavering devotion to a set of beliefs
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Is this just some GPT drivel?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Something the article doesn't touch on (which I've experienced after going through the AWS grinder) Everything on LinkedIn is just flooded with junk resumes. Every single IT position will invariably have "see how you compar
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Red Alert 2 in retrospect feels like an absolute "perfect storm" of bad luck that still produced a fantastic game RA2 runs on the same engine as Tiberian Sun (with minor modifications) Tiberian Sun was Westwood's first engine
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
In the 90's that balkanization was problematic because everyone was reinventing UNIX but with "our one useful feature" (graphics rendering, networked machines, etc) Eventually it boiled down to today where we have the BSD&#x2

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