Kye

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961.
by Kye 2y ago
How do you keep it from tumbling out of control or into the station every time it takes a hit? All that energy has to go somewhere if you catch it.
962.
by Kye 2y ago
663 domains, for those wondering.
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Threads.net Moderated Server List(threads.net)
3 points by Kye 2y ago|1 comments
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Bluesky Starter Packs(bsky.social)
3 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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by Kye 2y ago
AFAIK the only proven meddling from Russia was stirring stuff up in a party- and faction-neutral way. They were trying to cause chaos, not try and get one party or another elected. Their agents would, for example, organize a protest on Face
966.
by Kye 2y ago
I'm no fancy automotive engineer but it seems like there's no reason the brake shouldn't directly break the circuit supplying power to the wheels.
967.
A Critical Issue for Conventions: Size(cendyne.dev)
1 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
968.
by Kye 2y ago
This seems like the kind of data banks would hand over for FDIC insurance since it's on a per-account basis. I don't know if that makes its way to the federal reserve.
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Notice of Labeler Termination(aegis.blue)
6 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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SkyGraph shows the potential for custom algorithms on Bluesky(nightwater.email)
3 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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by Kye 2y ago
Yep. It's one of the more important parts of copyright! Nobody will ever hear about most stuff in the public domain. Letting people benefit from hauling it out of obscurity with updates is good for the commons. Disney took it to an ext
972.
by Kye 2y ago
A republication of something in the public domain can be copyrighted.
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Pride(kyefox.com)
1 points by Kye 2y ago|0 comments
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by Kye 2y ago
It was a long time ago that I read a history on this, and I might be missing a detail, but the gist was Google's investors were clamoring for profits following the .com crash and Google realized the data they had was a gold mine if the
975.
by Kye 2y ago
Same. Called them a few times when I was younger. Never showed up, stopped bothering. The fire department, on the other hand, was 100% reliable despite having a fraction of the funding.
976.
by Kye 2y ago
When was it ever fruitful? They always just showed up for the report for insurance, if that.
977.
by Kye 2y ago
Bluesky feed for remembrances: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:qrllvid7s54k4hnwtqxwetrf/fe...
978.
by Kye 2y ago
If only there were some document where you share whether or not you would be open to feedback on how you came off. That would save someone the trouble of asking and wasted time if it's a no.
979.
by Kye 2y ago
That was kind of the idea behind the post, sort of a macro, but it seems like a lot of people are getting the wrong ideas. I'll need to go in and figure out which parts are me not being clear and which parts are people reading their ow
980.
by Kye 2y ago
I don't have a positive attitude toward Windows. I would prefer if the software I use worked on Linux.
981.
by Kye 2y ago
Ableton Live: The WineHQ page says "disable Max." I need that! Affinity Suite: There's a long, involved dance to get it kind of working. Arturia V Collection X: Mixed reports Native Instruments stuff: Mixed reports And even i
982.
by Kye 2y ago
I haven't found a thing people complain about that I wasn't able to remove. It's usually just 2-3 clicks, too.
983.
by Kye 2y ago
I'm not even crowing about it It's weird how people can find all kinds of stuff where it's not present. Some kind of rhetorical pareidolia. I basically said "Windows sucks, but it sucks less than Linux for my specific ne
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by Kye 2y ago
There should be a social norm where if you're going to call out a bias, you should name the bias (at a minimum) and share the bias you see that bias from so readers can calibrate their interpretation. Without it, we're in a situat
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I'm Not Switching to Linux(kyefox.com)
6 points by Kye 2y ago|19 comments
986.
by Kye 2y ago
That's still survivorship bias. Figure out how those 300 survived and why an exponentially larger number of people didn't and you might have a solution for all the people who want to get into farming.
987.
by Kye 2y ago
There are plenty of people like this. They bust their asses doing thankless work every day so people like us can argue on forums about the decline of society.
988.
by Kye 2y ago
Everyone thinks they're a born farmer until their first horn worm. "I love tomatoes! I'm going to grow my own!" wow what a coincidence so do these little baby moths Don't get me wrong, growing your own food is neat,
989.
by Kye 2y ago
Maybe I never got to the part of an economics education that covers exceptions having stopped at intro econ, but don't trade wars almost always lead to bad times?
990.
by Kye 2y ago
This is real. When the car broke down in a turn lane in the rain: lots of honking behind me When the hazard lights came on: honking stopped, people materialized to help push it back out of the road

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