Lammy

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by Lammy 11mo ago
> the country that’s consistently ranked in the top 3 countries with the most gun related deaths I am begging you to learn what “per-capita” means, and to not deceptively include self-inflicted deaths in your public-safety arguments: ht
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by Lammy 11mo ago
> For example, allowing sexual prompts without refusal is one thing, but if that prompt works, then some users may investigate adding certain ages of the desired sexual target to the prompt. Won't somebody please think of the ones
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by Lammy 11mo ago
https://xcancel.com/allenvonghornet/status/19905459789828714...
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by Lammy 11mo ago
Imagine having to charge your earbuds lol
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by Lammy 11mo ago
It's a layer above even that: it's a way to justify doing unethical shit to earn obscene amounts of money by convincing themselves (and attempting to convince others) that the ends justify the means because the entire world will s
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by Lammy 11mo ago
> (despite your attempts to conceal it) Huh? I am very open about what I like and why.
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by Lammy 11mo ago
Seeing how much effort this takes makes me feel vindicated for never buying in to the wireless-earbud trend at all. I love love love having one of the few modern Androids with a real TRRS jack (REDMAGIC 9S Pro) and wired earbuds (Etymōtic E
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by Lammy 11mo ago
> You have a very interesting idea of prison life. That was intentional, because not only are you trapped and told exactly when and where to go by the obnoxious Cult Of Security, but every once in a while Windows Update and Windows Defen
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by Lammy 11mo ago
Please point to which 802.11 standard has changed since 2023 that you would like to see supported: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/browse/standards/get-program/pag...
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by Lammy 11mo ago
FUD: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty,_and_doubt I'm so sick of people telling me to BE AFRAID . If you want to live without the risk of a little danger, go live in prison.
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by Lammy 11mo ago
The people who make their living Caring A Lot would be out of a job without a constant fresh supply of things to be very concerned about.
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by Lammy 11mo ago
There was also “Winamp:Mac” 0.71 alpha version official from Nullsoft: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/winampmac Its awkward name was because “MacAMP” dev became third-party: https://macintoshgarden.org&#x2
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by Lammy 11mo ago
Fuck “buying it legitimately” anyway when it's old enough that it would be Public Domain under a sane copyright regime. Relevant: NOLF Revival Edition (same as mentioned in the article and quoted article, but actual link): - https:&#x
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by Lammy 11mo ago
Meta: forthcoming Ruby 4.0 feature formerly called “Namespace”: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/21311
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Ruby Box – Ruby's In-Process Separation of Classes and Modules(docs.ruby-lang.org)
6 points by Lammy 11mo ago|2 comments
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by Lammy 11mo ago
It's an excellent example of the fruitlessness of technical solutions to people problems. Some people are just destined to get scammed, and it isn't worth throwing away General Purpose Computing to try to help them. Be present in
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by Lammy 11mo ago
I do not want to be in the business of key management. This is not something that needed encryption. More encryption ≠ better than. I also dual-boot Windows and that's a whole additional can of worms; not sure it would even be possible
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by Lammy 11mo ago
The name “Secure Boot” is such an effective way for them to guide well-meaning but naïve people's thought process to their desired outcome. Microsoft's idea of Security is security from me, not security for me. They use this o
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by Lammy 11mo ago
I agree with you and run with it disabled myself, but some anti-cheat software will block you if you do this. Battlefield 6 and Valorant both require it.
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by Lammy 11mo ago
Google have their own reasons too. They would love to kill off YouTube ReVanced and other haxx0red clients that give features for free which Google would rather sell you on subscription. Just look at everything they've done to break
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by Lammy 11mo ago
And it won't even be necessary for many people since a lot of work has gone into FreeBSD's Wi-Fi support recently: https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/improving-and-debugging-f... Personally even as a FreeBSD
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by Lammy 11mo ago
Four H100s in an Alphabet datacenter somewhere, obviously.
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by Lammy 11mo ago
> I don't know if I trust Waymo cars with my life, but at least there are SOME standards, compared to the natural variance of humans. The one thing you can trust Waymo to do is spy on you. Hurray, more surveillance-on-wheels! Ever
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by Lammy 11mo ago
> For example, ZFS seems interesting but Btrfs is probably close enough for most people. They are not directly comparable since ZFS is also the volume manager for your ZFS filesystems, enabling features like `zfs send` of snapshots or en
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by Lammy 11mo ago
I really really like the feel of the textured ABS though :)
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by Lammy 11mo ago
I haven't tried putting any on my Framework 12 yet, because the ABS has this sort of rough texture that's very soft and pleasant to touch but seems like it wouldn't hold stickers well long-term. I've been putting mine on
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Shader Basics(bobacupcake.com)
2 points by Lammy 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Lammy 11mo ago
One time when I left a job and had some really rare stickers I bought an identical ThinkPad and swapped the entire upper half of the machines with each other.
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by Lammy 1y ago
> Firefox has had profiles for years. What the heck is new? Even further back — Netscape had profiles! https://web.archive.org/web/20000816175642/http://help.netsc...
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by Lammy 1y ago
No, it's funny because of the way they feel the need to glaze Apple over doing something Apple are required to do. Very transparent way to avoid writing a headline that is entirely negative about the company these people base their ide

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