Pxtl

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by Pxtl 2mo ago
It's for running a massive number of docker containers and automatically managing them and scaling them up and down on demand. It is also so famously brutally complex that basically you need a dedicated Kube expert to handle it.
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by Pxtl 2mo ago
I've pretty much switched to Lemmy. It's one of the few Fediverse systems that actually seems to live up to its private counterpart.
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by Pxtl 2mo ago
Not only look good, but also to be informative . His photos demonstrate the exact problem: Without the lighting hack you can have a 90° angle with almost no visible line, if the two surfaces are evenly lit. That's important visual i
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by Pxtl 2mo ago
I'm sure there are friendly and generous humans also living in North Korea and Iran. Doesn't mean I want to risk subjecting myself to their government's authority.
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by Pxtl 2mo ago
At this point I'm just annoyed that Google discontinued the Android Auto app. Just give me a mount for my phone and gtfo. If you have a big touchscreen put a video usb port on it.
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
You can bounce on them forever for infinite coins. But the coins don't matter. Nothing matters.
67.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
I thought that was mostly about coincidentally similar names. Does it change when one is explicitly a reference to the copyrighted work? It's not like Thiel just thinks that Valar and Palantir and Anduril etc are all just nice soundin
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
Haven't tried them but there are ways to wire a coding agent to slack, that gives you a multi-user session right there doesn't it? Or you could use tmux and a shared login and any tui agent harness. Obviously they would be very fl
69.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
But killing innocent bystanders is freedom!
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
Can Tolkien's estate please do something?
71.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
Depends on the company. If it's a respectable Asian brand? I'm safe. If it's an old and established US mark like Philips or Maytag or something? ZGGCD is the way to go.
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
Exactly. While there isn't much of a legal distinction between regulatory capture and consumer protection, there's obviously an ethical one. Uber was ignoring rules that apparently mostly protected established investors rather
73.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
Yeah, I think we all remember how Hunter Biden tried to get tips from white-house associated UFC organizers about whether the fight was rigged or if there were any injuries that would help him know how to bet on the fight. Oh wait, I'm
74.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
I think it was kind of a chain reaction... gambling liberalization and bitcoin happened around the same time, and then people figured out "Oh this thing we do with buying bitcoin and then talking everybody else into buying bitcoin... w
75.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
Right, but as exploitive as those things are, they're still regulated and taxed as gambling. The regs may be a joke, but they exist. Like in some places they're required to remind the player about addiction concerns and direct th
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
It's amazing how naked it is that laws just don't apply to certain people. Kalshi et al are obviously gambling, and yet somehow all the laws about gambling have been politely forgotten by law enforcement.
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
I was obsessed with the Arcade Game Construction Kit on the C64.
78.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
Didn't they discontinue those around VS 2015 or so? Its been a while since I tried. Iirc that's what got replaced with WiX and ClickOnce, both of which are 100X more complicated to use.
79.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
I mean they're still using Inno Setup which was pretty cool in 2004.
80.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
Every time I have to cycle through the SirusXM hardcoded ad in the AM->FM->Bluetooth->SirusXM cycle of my car stereo's mode picker, I get angry at Toyota.
81.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
I'm still angry that I can't just run Android Auto directly anymore on my phone when I'm in a vehicle that doesn't have Android Auto support and my phone is just dash-mounted (or handlebar-mounted). Usedtacould.
82.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
What I find confusing is that I know an infinite plethora of companies have geolocation data in everyone.... But I look at my fairly-stock Pixel phone and the only things with background geolocation permissions are Google apps, and I know g
83.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
Maybe I've too much faith in Google, but a part of me wonders if Google doesn't want to get sued for this change. After all, their competitors have similar systems. While Microsoft's is circumventable with a few click-throu
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
Because the reviewer is not magical. If there was something in the code the author couldn't see, the reviewer probably won't see it either. The way to confirm that code does not have bugs is testing. So the reviewer is not looki
85.
by Pxtl 3mo ago
Well, the code review should also be reviewing the provided test code or test plan or whatever that will prove it does not have bugs. You're not reviewing the code to confirm that the code is bug free... you're reviewing the addit
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
I'm really looking forward to Thundermail.
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
The idea would be that an NFT would provide a platform-agnostic proof-of-ownership to show that you have the right to download the game from a download provider and to satisfy its DRM protection. Basically a replacement for a license key.
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
I mean the NFT as a means of implementing standardized DRM instead of letting companies roll their own copyright laws.
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
Just because valve is a benevolent dictator doesn't mean they don't already have the same dictatorship powers that Sony is currently chiseling out for themselves. I wish NFTs had taken off as a system for managing decentralized
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by Pxtl 3mo ago
If we're gonna futz around with self hosting tld stuff, can we get HTTP clients to allow self signing on dot local? It's my goddamned network stop warning me about my own servers and no I don't want to install new root certs

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