LtWorf

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481.
by LtWorf 4mo ago
Loser has to pay reparations.
482.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I never had it enabled on that machine.
483.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
So you can list what is good about windows?
484.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
If you need office open a browser, in the unlikely case that libreoffice doesn't do.
485.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Encrypting disk by default but giving the password to microsoft makes no sense. I'm way more scared of airport security stealing my laptop and getting access than I am of someone breaking into my home with the purpose of accessing my d
486.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
OH no worries bitlocker had a backdoor for the NSA so it's actually possible to use that to recover the data. https://cybernews.com/security/researcher-releases-bitlocker...
487.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Would make perfect sense if your competitor does it and automatically every customer is saving a microsoft subscription per employee.
488.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
It's still bugging me about windows 11
489.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
"The candidate is mature and doesn't engage in bikeshedding"
490.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
The bank mails me a new one automatically.
491.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
He's talking about exercises for school. So very limited size, scope, and extremely well specified. Completely different from a real world scenario.
492.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
That shows what one university out of thousands does? How does this answer the question in any meaningful way?
493.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Most people should just be using debian stable really.
494.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Architectural considerations are easy. Figuring out what to actually do from the super vague requirements is even worse I think.
495.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Ah yes training the AI with more data to represent me even more accurately.
496.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
All I ask is they are willing to learn to use git decently.
497.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
USA never ceases to astonish me regardless of the presence of compulsory mathematics courses in computer science programs. I guess you didn't take logic :)
498.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Isn't it normal to study mathematics in a computer science bachelor program in USA? That country never ceases to astonish me lol.
499.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
> who built a product with actual paying users How could this possibly signal competence? I think it just signals capital and free time.
500.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Probably this is easier to understand although not the primary source: https://lwn.net/Articles/1077718/
501.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
It's a bad signal. Someone who is lazy and using an LLM was probably too lazy to do another number of things you want a contributor to do.
502.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Good luck with that, I think the chance that your phone is supported and works are very slim unless you bought it on purpose for that.
503.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I mean… yes… but you still have a laptop sitting there :D
504.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I use two rpi4 with a touchscreen and some relays connected to gpio to control my lights, speakers, heater, and with some USB-powered speakers I have internet radio (usable also as alarm) and I can see when the bus comes and set timers for
505.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
But the result is huge, you cannot 3d print a custom case for that and put it somewhere at home…
506.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
But no ethernet port, no GPIO, no fanless. It's comparing two completely different usecases.
507.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Except that a rpi is a device made for learning things and a Neo is a device made to be a door to a shop.
508.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Phones don't have any I/O and android is a pain in the ass to experiment with. Plus by default it will do things like powersave.
509.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
The problem with all these async things is that people don't understand what's actually happening. It's just doing a loop and a call to poll(), that's it. It's way way way less expensive than using threads. Of cours
510.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
> Nobody trusted it Let's be real here… 99.99999999999999% of internet users have no idea what root CAs even are. It's the browser vendor mafia that makes the decision.

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