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Palomides
1y ago
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Palomides
1y ago
thank you for trying!
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1y ago
kinda mad guillotine got rejected, it concisely expresses a very popular sentiment
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1y ago
I duuno, a custom pcb costs a dollar and you solder it with a cheap hot plate instead of an iron repair is definitely not the gateway it used to be, though
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1y ago
approximately 0% of phones can be easily opened up, or have any way to extend their hardware other than usb
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1y ago
security isn't a compelling reason?
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1y ago
I should be able to modify the software on all of those things, if I want to toast my CPU, my car, or my heart, that's entirely reasonable and there are tons of other ways to do them anyway
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1y ago
sure, it's hard for an artist to compete on price with AI, and the ones who depend on this kind of ultra low budget work will have a hard time (and have a direct economic self-interest in advocating against) but again, that's not
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1y ago
so here's the thing, artists like making the art, skipping the making leaves you with nothing most artists I know are against AI because they feel it is anti-human, devaluing and alienating both the viewer and the creator some can tole
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1y ago
this is a claim shockingly contrary to what every artist I know, and I myself as an amateur, believe
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1y ago
the actual body of the order refers to acts of "desecration" without specifying their exact nature, so no, there isn't even that level of conflict
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1y ago
pointing this out as some kind of gotcha entirely misses the point
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1y ago
raptor is still on power9 chips from 2017, I have one, but it's not a reasonable purchase unless you're a very very serious open source believer
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1y ago
you can also just tell windows to use UTC for the hardware clock
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1y ago
"does anyone use this?" is a running joke where I work because we always say yes to a feature request, most of them get used briefly by one customer, then we have to maintain/test forever just in case
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1y ago
if you can't trust your network, everything needs to be public internet level hardened anyway, so why not just directly use letsencrypt?
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1y ago
decent SD cards can do 200 or 300 MB/s of reads now
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1y ago
are your hostnames with emoji using punycode?
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1y ago
basically every part will provide a minimal schematic in the datasheet or have a reference design you can copy from some stuff may be somewhat glossed over, like usage of ground planes or which traces you're supposed to keep short, but
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1y ago
yeah, that's a really unfortunate shoutout that's going to be brought up in court.
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1y ago
imho adding a few lines to the systemd unit file is waaaaaay easier than apparmor and really, these should be written by the developers, not distro maintainers poking around on my Ubuntu machine, a few daemons have some hardening, chronyd l
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1y ago
the research exemption, at least in the us, is /very/ limited
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1y ago
the t250 is out, faster and better they're cc-by-nc, though, which is not really open source
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1y ago
what kind of business can afford to sit around for 20 years waiting for a patent to expire?
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1y ago
>schematic that I could download that way wouldn't be affected by patents, as long as I'm not selling it not true, there's no personal use exemption for patents
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1y ago
what dark patterns?
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1y ago
partial disagree, I think the issue is how the patent office abdicated any but the most superficial effort to validate patents onto the court system
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1y ago
this is an article about patent trolling and government involvement, not innovation or competition on price
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1y ago
defcon is
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1y ago
I don't usually see anyone argue you should move to the bay area for dating!
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