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by Khaine 2y ago
the definition of open: “mkdir android ; cd android ; repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git ; repo sync ; make” - Andy Rubin This has really stood the test of time...
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What's Happening to Students?(honest-broker.com)
7 points by Khaine 2y ago|1 comments
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The World Was Flat. Now It's Flattened(honest-broker.com)
3 points by Khaine 2y ago|2 comments
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by Khaine 2y ago
You read it as a comms issue. I don't. I read it they have been selling a form of my data. In one, my argument is an overreaction. In the other it is reasonable, given they have been misleading consumers. A strategy which clearly wou
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by Khaine 2y ago
Why? Mozilla has been circling the drain for a while with their poor decisions, and questionable privacy practices all while proclaiming to be all about user privacy. Now they have flushed any goodwill they had right down the toilet. As le
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by Khaine 2y ago
How about the directors and Management who let this happen, resign. We need another phoenix to rise from the ashes of Firefox.
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by Khaine 2y ago
Mine is that running multiple network extensions (like Tailscale, Little Snitch, a VPN) causes networking to randomly stop working. The only solution is to not use more than one network extension at a time.
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by Khaine 2y ago
Yeah about that: "Teachers are more lenient in their marking of girls' schoolwork, according to an international study. An OECD report on gender in education, across more than 60 countries, found that girls receive higher marks co
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by Khaine 2y ago
If this is true, why all male coded things are being feminised? Why are boys turning away from these things?
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by Khaine 2y ago
Schools have been changed since the 80s to specifically improve the performance of girls, particularly in maths and science. Is it unsurprising that this has worked, at the expense of boys?
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Broccoli dynasty hands over James Bond franchise to Amazon(abc.net.au)
1 points by Khaine 2y ago|0 comments
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by Khaine 2y ago
This isn't English, the author is American
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by Khaine 2y ago
That makes no sense. If you care about global trade, you care about securing shipping lines. As has been shown, piracy from Somali and attacks from Yemen has significantly increased the cost of shipping, which puts a dampener on internati
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The Euro-American Split (I): Dread Possibility(scholars-stage.org)
28 points by Khaine 2y ago|75 comments
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Five Russians went out drinking. When they got back, Australia had struck(smh.com.au)
7 points by Khaine 2y ago|0 comments
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Age of Invention: How Coal Won(ageofinvention.xyz)
10 points by Khaine 2y ago|1 comments
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Takeaways from red teaming 100 generative AI products(microsoft.com)
1 points by Khaine 2y ago|0 comments
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by Khaine 2y ago
Famously this guy James Damore tried to explain why the approach to diversity at google was not going to work. How did that work out for him?
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by Khaine 2y ago
Yes, famously the Australian Government tried that and undid it as pesky white men were being hired at a greater rate because of them[1]. [1] https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-30/bilnd-recruitment-tri...
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by Khaine 2y ago
DEI was the reason GitHub was forced to remove its meritocracy rug. Do you remember that? People questions whether it was a meritocracy based on disparate impact[1]. It has almost never been about widening the size of the funnel, and almo
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by Khaine 2y ago
It should be noted that the FAA is facing a lawsuit alleging it discriminated against capable candidates[1]. If this is true, this surely must factor into the shortage of air traffic controllers. Admittedly, its a big if, and second even i
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by Khaine 2y ago
This is why I am so against letting Web Browsers have access to so much device information. Every time, a web dev says they should be able to push notifications, or get battery information, or whatever, this is why they should be ignored.
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The Moon Unit: A measure for web technologies based on the ping time to the moon(twitter.com)
2 points by Khaine 2y ago|1 comments
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by Khaine 2y ago
Hey, thanks for responding. I think it is great to have more options in this space, as all of these options are still quite immature. In terms of approaches to take, I find one of the challenges in using lima is that, they way lima works m
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by Khaine 2y ago
How does this compare to Lima[1] and Tart[2], which are similar? Also, would it be possible to run BSDs with this? [1] https://lima-vm.io [2] https://tart.run
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by Khaine 2y ago
This was after I stopped using Bartender, but it got silently sold to a third party https://www.macrumors.com/2024/06/04/bartender-mac-app-new-o...
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by Khaine 2y ago
I've used both, and I think Bartender was a little more polished, UI wise.
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Ice: Powerful open source menu bar manager for macOS(icemenubar.app)
39 points by Khaine 2y ago|4 comments
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by Khaine 2y ago
You can also use Ice[1], which does the same thing and is open source [1] https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice
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by Khaine 2y ago
I agree with you, particularly when 90% of sites people visit are to read, watch, or engage with content.

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