LocalH

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by LocalH 2y ago
Anish Kapoor is probably licking his lips
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by LocalH 2y ago
Considering what this country was founded on, perhaps people without voting rights should also have zero tax liability in any way.
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by LocalH 2y ago
Then your trips did indeed have good set and setting.
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by LocalH 2y ago
"And what country can preserve it’s liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them
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by LocalH 2y ago
So you make it a crime to hide the existence of a data breach for more than X amount of time for the purpose of figuring out exactly what happened. I don't know off the top of my head how long X should be. 30 days? 60?
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by LocalH 2y ago
With aids, we can perceive and notice even smaller intervals. I play a lot of Fortnite Festival, which is the Rock Band-style mode added near the end of the year. This game, unlike any previous game in the genre, has "perfect" jud
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by LocalH 2y ago
At least conversion between Celsius degrees and Kelvin is easy and lossless
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by LocalH 2y ago
Pixel fonts can also be enlarged by integer multiples to bring their sharpness and contrast to higher resolution displays. Simple 2y to make them feel like the old 640x200 displays on a 1080p monitor, if you're on 4k use 2x and 4y.
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by LocalH 2y ago
If you really want generative AI in your browser, go use one of the many browsers that are chomping at the bit to get in on the AI fad.
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by LocalH 2y ago
If you've never done at least a tiny bit of "illegal" RE, are you even a true hacker? ;)
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by LocalH 2y ago
That's the problem. It's not personal, and humanity is not even a factor in that hospital's assessment. Why does society refuse to allow people to have mental and physical autonomy in matters like this? Sure, they pay lip s
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by LocalH 2y ago
Humans have long handled death in a very backwards and disgusting manner. We have humans, who can clearly assert a particular desire when of sound, lucid mind. Yet we do not allow them to have any control over one of the most personal exper
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by LocalH 2y ago
Staying within the bounds of copyright to do vital preservation work is the best way to set oneself up for failure before you even begin. Piracy is preservation, always has been, always will be, and is always moral for that reason. Large ri
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by LocalH 2y ago
> They decide if/when the phone should get OS updates. That's an Android issue. iPhones have no such issue.
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by LocalH 2y ago
The ability to violate people's privacy in the time of the Founders was much, much smaller than it is now. The Founders never could have envisioned such an all-encompassing surveillance machine as the one driving the world now. Of co
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by LocalH 2y ago
Respectfully disagree. Having to demand "justification" for basic human rights allows a wedge to be placed to remove basic human rights that aren't "justified" to the satisfaction of the person deciding whether or n
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by LocalH 2y ago
LMAO, at the bottom of the "switch local to Microsoft account" instructions, they say "Sign back in with your new local account". This was also the case before they removed the Microsoft-to-local instructions.
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by LocalH 2y ago
It seems like their issue is that DOS is available for use, underneath everything. I wonder if they'd apply the same restrictions to, say, a Commodore 64 or Apple II emulator that provides BASIC access?
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by LocalH 2y ago
Ship of Theseus. If you replace every single human at Apple with someone different, it's still Apple. Apple is, at this point, a separate entity, under control by a given group of humans at a given time, but that can change. The prob
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by LocalH 2y ago
What good does it to do make corporate things more efficient if you also drastically reduce the total number of jobs and make it where the average person has no money to buy your precious goods? Make no mistake, so-called "AI" wil
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by LocalH 2y ago
Just because artificial scarcity exists doesn't mean natural scarcity doesn't. Do you deny the existence of artificial scarcity?
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by LocalH 2y ago
I remember the original splash screen ;)
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by LocalH 2y ago
What rock have you lived under? Are you not aware that Apple has bought a lot of its technology? Siri and iTunes just off the top of my head.
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by LocalH 2y ago
Can't wait for it to backfire
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by LocalH 2y ago
It's a bot this guy created. He doesn't really think it's smarter than him, but he's pulling a stunt for visibility.
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by LocalH 2y ago
The point I mentioned isn't enshittification by itself so much, but combined with the predatory dark patterns, I personally consider it enshittification as a whole.
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by LocalH 2y ago
Quite the human-centric view of the animal world you have there
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by LocalH 2y ago
Ms. Pac-Man isn't Namco's, so they don't really give a shit
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by LocalH 2y ago
They subsidized things for everyone by turning a blind eye to personal piracy for so many years. They got entrenched as a defacto standard, and then they started tightening the vice. It's enshittification. Why defend a multibillion dol
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by LocalH 2y ago
It may not be legal , but it's always moral to pirate Adobe when they do this shit.

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