Jkvngt

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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Who would really notice when the TrackPoint is so much better?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Ready for some more Zersetzung?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
It says a lot about trust in US big tech when people happily switch to a Russian platform.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Are there still Facebook users in 2021? Let alone people naive enough to install their shady app?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
OpenBSD just gets better every day. Kudos to the developers, it’s nice to have an alternative to Linux which works so well on the desktop.
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TD Ameritrade has joined the anti-retail investor cartel(msn.com)
6 points by Jkvngt 6y ago|0 comments
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Dual-licensing with a "free" tier for non-commercial use and a paid tier for corporate users could solve this. In fact in the future, I believe many companies will do this with software and not just SAAS behind a cloud where this
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
None of my programs work with Wayland. So why would I use XWayland when I can just use X.org?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Lots of people are going to take this as a blow against small investors. Janet Yellen's taken $7 million in speaking fees from Melvin's largest backer.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
How much Amazon spy garbage is there on a Kindle, and can you get rid of it all with a jailbreak?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Multiply $240 times the amount of coders and you'll see if setting up all that claptrap one time's worth it.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
This is a shitty decision.
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Wwwwayland sucks (2018)(magnushoff.com)
28 points by Jkvngt 6y ago|20 comments
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Gosh that The Verge cookie acceptance popup takes up HALF THE SCREEN, lol. Good old element picker to the rescue!
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Is it really so difficult for a company to buy one (1) ten year old mid-spec server to do SCM? It's all you'd need even for dozens of users.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Here's hoping that state level and non state actors make a huge mess of everything we have now so everybody can sit in the corner and have a big think.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Getting his photo ID's an awesome scam, obviously they could have told the author that his account was permanently disabled right from the get go, but Zucc wanted one more valuable piece of information, as a favor from the banned victi
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I think you're going out of your way to portray keeping a garden as some kind of herculean effort when in reality it's not very difficult and it can be done most anywhere except in the densest cores of mega cities.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I've often tasted greens grown in these types of situations and they're never as good as the ones which come out of the soil.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
If big fat electron apps are to become the standard, users who are content with older, more stable, slimmer software will have to be brutally mocked online. We've seen this technique used here on this site as a way to help market such
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Emacs is the last remaining original era Lisp Machine actually. Symbolics died, Xerox Parc's defunct, etc. But emacs lives on.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I agree they are all noticeable, at the proper viewing distance. These are scientific facts. Ask yourself, what's the smallest angle the human eye can subtend? All other factors fall into place once you've calculated this.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Was this post written by GPT-3?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
>If these companies were willing participants, Google would not have started encrypting it's datacenter linkages which were subject to NSA fiber taps, Apple wouldn't have continually sought to improve device encryption to defea
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
"Hate" speech doesn't exist in the USA, it's protected speech. There was a Supreme Court decision regarding this a while back.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
This is one meta-study, it's not exactly proof.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Apple's very keen on telling us the ways they protect our privacy, but let's be crystal clear - there's no way whatsoever to audit these claims, and Apple willingly joined PRISM.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Unless you're sitting closer than two screen diagonals to your TV, it's a scientific fact that even with 20/20 vision you can't tell the difference between SD and HD. Please reference the NHK's book on their analogu
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Google's largely SEO'd results these days, same as it's been for a decade or more. Most any query will lead you to quite literally hundreds of millions of "hits" but for some reason Google only lets you get 3-4 page
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
The GNOME / IBM / Red Hat crew (all the same money pumping them) have often relicensed things when they see fit, without asking the original authors if it's OK. But I think we are all starting to understand the large differen

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