Loudergood

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by Loudergood 1y ago
You're next.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Clear government penalties for speech.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
You're not designing to protect from data loss, you're designing to protect from downtime.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Then the hacker org spins up a new name(like a shitty construction llc) and robs the next guy. Reputation isn't all that useful for extortion. Running all your crimes as the "Wet Bandits" makes it much easier for law enforcem
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by Loudergood 1y ago
100,000 sims connecting to a cell network in Vermont will crash things. In midtown Manhattan that's a blip.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Indeed, we've seen a serious lack of care for ACPI by firmware teams on the x86 side.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Indeed, I just drove across the state on Saturday and things are just starting to change in the higher valleys. Stressed trees are starting in the lower valleys as well.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
I agree, it always seems to be NPM, and there's a reason for that.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Schools are the only tool we have at hand to reliably solve it.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Why is it always NPM?
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by Loudergood 1y ago
That's what their bias confirmation feed tells them happened.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Student loans can really force this.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
That last part is just going to make more housing cheaper for landlords and force more people into renting.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Detect that on launch and use the updater to reinstall.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
"Limits" like this are how I woke up one Sunday morning in my college dorm with a $7k bill from dreamhost.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
This has been obvious for several years now thanks to the crypto boom https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/04/18/1049331/bitcoin-...
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by Loudergood 1y ago
>These are "I'm thinking out loud" phrases. Not just that, it's also "I want to know what your opinion and reasoning is on this as well" This has often led to some of the most productive conversations of my
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by Loudergood 1y ago
We already had Tay. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(chatbot)
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by Loudergood 1y ago
This is very bizarre because that's exactly what GP was pointing out.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Yup, I bought and paid for a simple Android game that my kids could play together while we were waiting for thing. New phone and suddenly I can't install it from Google Play anymore simply because the developer hasn't updated it i
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Classic case of business not understanding that it doesn't just need access to the data, it needs secure access to the data.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
AMD definitely gave them a scare several times before that.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
I can't believe how quickly NYC got rid of taxis once the subway went in...
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by Loudergood 1y ago
I had a similar experience with writing, in my case it included print exercises. It was very frustrating and it took me a long time to gain an appreciation for writing after they finally caved and found a cheap old DOS PC for me to do work
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by Loudergood 1y ago
You don't think they make more money with Steam?
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by Loudergood 1y ago
The disappearance of the ability to run your own Dedicated Server is a real tragedy.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Timely, I was just wondering yesterday (as I was launching the BF6 beta) if there was a current FPS with a mod scene like we had for Half Life and BF 1942. I can't seem to find anything.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Safari on Windows? That browser hasn't been supported since 2012...
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by Loudergood 1y ago
On the opposite side of something that's long been called a "Firewall" for a reason.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Just 5 more years!

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