Lio

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by Lio 4mo ago
We're bringing it up because it's not being mentioned and we think it's important. I that once freedom of speech and freedom to communicate and freedom to decent are gone they are gone for good. I dislike very much that polit
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by Lio 4mo ago
Yep Hotwire and Hotwire Native are amazingly useful tech.
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by Lio 4mo ago
You can get Pocket Operators new from $59 depending on the model. That’s cheaper than any of beringer’s copies. If you can’t afford that consider used or stick to software.
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by Lio 4mo ago
There's got to be a way to shoehorn in a Spinal Tap reference here, I just haven't had enough coffee yet to think of it.
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by Lio 4mo ago
We'll see. I can't be the only voter fed up with how Labour are handling this. I find they way that Peter Kyle and Jess Philips have dismissed privacy concerns about online surveillance particularly condescending. Come the next g
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by Lio 4mo ago
Is that entirely fair? Their Pocket Operators are pretty cheap and accessible.
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by Lio 4mo ago
Yes, casing matters. It carries meaning. It's the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse. This headline makes it sound like the IT systems of a cosmetic surgeon have been attacke
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by Lio 5mo ago
You do know that London has a relatively low homicide rate don't you? Knife crime is generally an order of magnatude lower than many US cities I'd also be happy to visit. It's higher than the rest of the UK but then it is a b
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by Lio 5mo ago
Japan for starters, Taiwan for seconds.
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by Lio 5mo ago
Sadly I can imagine car manufacturers using dark patterns to make the options really annoying, just like they do with cookies. You’ll get some shit like one big “agree to all” button and 200 small opt-out buttons that reset weekly.
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by Lio 5mo ago
> The end state is something like China, where petty street level crime is essentially solved. That’s also true for many states that don’t have the same coverage of CCTV and total lack of privacy. These are NOT two sides of the same co
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by Lio 5mo ago
> And yes, if Ukraine is using cities as fortresses and do not evacuate civilians from there, high chances are that after weeks and months long battles those civilians end up in graves with nasty wounds on their bodies. "Nasty wou
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by Lio 5mo ago
Land deal? Russia has never asked for a land deal. They started the war and their goal has always been the total destruction of Ukraine and the enslavement of the people. Where they’ve pulled back from occupied areas they’ve mass civilian g
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by Lio 5mo ago
What’s your point? Those same C and C++ libraries can be just as easily be called from other languages like ruby.
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by Lio 5mo ago
That's not true at all. Many readline and terminal based clients support vi bindings, you just have to enable them. e.g. stuff like psql. The shells themselves also support vi binding. Outside of the terminal tools like Vimium add sup
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by Lio 5mo ago
These sorts of studies, on medicine, economics, etc. get a lot of coverage in the Guardian and on the BBC. I'm always left with the impression that they wouldn't give a shit if they weren't affecting women.
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by Lio 5mo ago
China has 100% started wars. The Sino-Vietnamese War for starters.
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by Lio 5mo ago
Even better, what if you transform that stolen CD into an MP3, so the data isn’t the same as a lossy process was used, then share the MP3 with the world as your own work? I don’t get why the training process doesn’t count as any other form
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by Lio 5mo ago
Wow, really going for those white collar jobs. This is going to be an interesting few years.
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by Lio 5mo ago
I mean it’s no coincidence that Labour adopted the Tory Online Safety Act and at the same time as Keir Starmer started pushing Blair’s old National ID system again. They’ve wanted total surveillance for quite a while. Now politicians and bi
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by Lio 5mo ago
To avoid reputational damage for something they don’t really intend to do. In case of Nissan they’ve claimed they don’t really want to sell information on customer sexuality to advertisers. If that’s really the case they should stop claimin
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by Lio 5mo ago
“A senior engineer’s job is mostly the parts that don’t show up in the diff.” Agent Skills is Addy’s attempt to kill that job too. Cheers Addy. :P
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by Lio 5mo ago
Who said anything about disabling or modifying anything? You just look for older car models that don’t snoop. Cars made before about 2017 for example.
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by Lio 5mo ago
Then as a minimum the report should act to encourage car manufacturers to use less boilerplate and be more specific in their terms. This “we reserve the right to do everything” bullshit has got to go.
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by Lio 5mo ago
It would be a great idea for a website to sell the latest versions of cars, used or new, that didn’t feature enshitification tech. Maybe it’s not a huge market but I bet there is some market still for a quality experience.
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Leeds Town Hall Organ Renewal(leedstownhall.co.uk)
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by Lio 6mo ago
> …our principals… Principals my hole. OpenAI is a business based on stolen work run by a man that’s busy stealing scans of people’s eyes. Actions speak louder than words.
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by Lio 6mo ago
Haha, cheers Apple. A time travel bike would be pretty cool… I could go back fix all my typos. :P
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by Lio 6mo ago
Over the years I’ve acquired road bikes, MTBs and time travel bikes. Of all of them the only little kids regularly tell me is “sick” is my Brompton. It paid for itself in saved fuel and parking fees in the first year I had it.
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by Lio 6mo ago
There’s even a management tutorial game which demonstrates the dangers of removing too much slack from systems. It’s called The Beer Game[1]. One of the funny things about it is even people that have played and discussed it before _still_ m

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