Krasnol

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by Krasnol 7mo ago
...where we get to one of the best things about Windows: there is a free (and probably open source) tool for everything: https://www.voidtools.com/
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by Krasnol 7mo ago
Nah. They're all apple users.
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by Krasnol 7mo ago
It would look nice on a Home Assistant dashboard
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by Krasnol 7mo ago
This "ownership" or rather "identification" is a significant part of the service though. It wouldn't have been so successful if everybody be called "Anonymous" meaning that they wouldn't be able to ma
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
The West's part in this is also part of the article making the content of your comment superfluous. You'd know if you'd have read it. So what's the point of the comment? Your fear that it might be superior?
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
I don't think it's about how they look if they buy local, it is about accountability and stability. and while accountability never was the strength of the US, it has became unstable and unreliable in the recent years. It would be
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
It is a selective description. FDE is not the only thing they sell. Software Licenses for their products (Gotham/Foundry/AIP) is why countries (and businesses) deal with them.
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
Both can be untrue...
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
Not a single link has anything on OPs claim.
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
I am not reading magazines, nor do I have the time to hang around book stores which0 here. don't even have qualified personal or a significant amount of Scifi literature. So what is there left to do but follow recommendations online re
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
For someone who wants to sell the idea of not wasting time on reading, you're trying to waste a lot of time with your comment. You wasted mine for sure so I'll hopefully help somebody else with my short comment: ---------------- -
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
I wonder whether, in the end, it was simply poor accessibility that made programmers special, and whether it is that what some of them are missing. Being special by "talking" a special language their customers can't comprehen
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by Krasnol 8mo ago
No, more competition does obviously NOT solve oligarchies. It is what we see RIGHT NOW. It is OUT THERE NOW. Oligarchs buy up competition and either incorporate their ideas or make them disappear if they threaten their established business
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
The problem is that the outlier might mark a beginning. Seeing what's possible in this position, I doubt future US presidents will hold back.
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Don't buy fancy wall art city maps, make your own with this free script(howtogeek.com)
1 points by Krasnol 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
This is why they'll hunt us down one day
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
Well, to be historically accurate: Apple has pretty much been forced by the backlash to notify people that they're being tracked and even then it only worked if you had an iPhone. They knew what they were doing and I'm sure the st
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
There is a German saying: "Ist der Ruf erst ruiniert lebt es sich ganz ungeniert" translates to: “Once your reputation is ruined, you can live completely uninhibited.”
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
But aren't many crap songs popular too? Doesn't seem like a good way to measure a "good song".
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
What is "good" music?
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
Is the money you get from taxes worse then the one you get from private sources or what is it you want to tell me here?
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
Why should they stop doing that?
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
Why does it HAVE to be profitable? Why can't we just leave some things out of the whole madness? It's not like we don't have enough stuff that can be made profitable already. Just let your customers be healthy, have a roof ov
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by Krasnol 9mo ago
Private equity in healthcare shows particularly clearly how far capitalism is willing to go. Profiting from the suffering of humans and animals, while probably still feeling good and even heroic about it, disgusts me.
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by Krasnol 10mo ago
So the author focuses their whole article on politics but complains that it misses the “little bit of everything”? I don't get it. There is more on bsky then politics. It might be less in amount because it's smaller but it surely
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Epstein Brought Race Science and Climate Culling to Silicon Valley AI Elite(bylinetimes.com)
16 points by Krasnol 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Krasnol 10mo ago
The problem is that this solution runs counter to what is expected from AI customers today: subscribe and turn off your brain. (Yes, I know about the phrases written below every singe one of them. They're probably being taken just as s
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by Krasnol 10mo ago
Oligarchs can buy only so many BMWs. It does work but so does advertising which is why the mass which is actually relevant here, will not react. They don't care about the screws. They don't even care about the extra cost for speci
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by Krasnol 10mo ago
Too bad we're not interested in prove before we're condemning anyone in those modern days...
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by Krasnol 10mo ago
Well if you bring up law how about: innocent until proven guilty? Google is not bribing Mozilla...they probably keep them alive to avoid all kinds of monopoly lawsuits. With their market share however, you would need more prove to justify f

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