RajT88

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by RajT88 6mo ago
I too feel this way.
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by RajT88 6mo ago
A friend of mine has copilot integrated with his storage appliance that all the business docs are hosted on for his firm. He says it's amazing. My company uses Sharepoint, and can digest all of the documents I have access to on that,
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by RajT88 6mo ago
Bad news: All your data with data brokers will be public soon. Good news: All the data of elected officials will be public soon, and we may finally get some regulation.
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by RajT88 6mo ago
Oh, we're back to not being able to trust Google Ads again? I recall there being Malvertising campaign problems ~12-15 years ago or so, and then they seemed to get on top of it.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
One of the main techniques of click bait is the counter-intuitive truth statement. "The thing you thought was good is bad! The thing you thought was bad is good!". Articles are clicked on, and if you are lucky therein lies more
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by RajT88 7mo ago
We get a view of this taken to its logical extreme in the final Resident Evil film featuring Milla Jovovich. The entire Earth's population dead, with evil corporate board members holding votes underground as to who gets to be the CEO o
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by RajT88 7mo ago
Wireguard will get fixed. Microsoft is building things on top of it: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/container-networ...
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by RajT88 7mo ago
I always meant to go back to Wizardry 7 I think it is. (Or 5, I forget) I was convinced that a party of all Ninjas and Samurai would be unstoppable, but I never could make it work. I recall leveling up to a point where a high enough chara
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by RajT88 7mo ago
Rainier Wolfcastle: THAT'S THE JOKE
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by RajT88 7mo ago
I stick with Nate Silver on how to weight and average the polls. https://www.natesilver.net/p/iran-war-polls-popularity-appro... 53.8% disapproval
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by RajT88 7mo ago
What I'd really like to know is how to rescue an old printer by making its rubber rollers sticky enough not to jam. I have an old tank of a Brother laser printer whose only issue is feeding paper. 0 fuckery with DRM or spyware or subs
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by RajT88 7mo ago
> You aren't distributing your own drivers without Microsoft's approval. Only kernel drivers. > You aren't connecting to Active Directory without Microsoft's blessing. I think you're talking about EntraID. Th
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by RajT88 7mo ago
> Microsoft invented a pseudo-walled garden that has become a technical dead end If you're referring to Windows, this is not very walled at all. You barely need a computer to write and release windows apps, let alone money. Offic
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by RajT88 7mo ago
I know one guy who can't watch Silicon Valley because it triggers him. He had a tech startup himself in the valley back in the day.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
Poverty line is different from living paycheck-to-paycheck. The growth is not dramatic, but steady over time: https://institute.bankofamerica.com/content/dam/economic-ins...
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by RajT88 7mo ago
Famously, that's how shadow profiles got created for Facebook and LinkedIn and many others.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
> Unless the website is completely broken or the devs force me to download the app by blocking features on the website I prefer the web. Facebook seems to be in this game. Constant notifications to install the app, and as well increasin
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by RajT88 7mo ago
A better strategy is to push the conversation in another direction: - My current comp is X, but that's not what I am worth to you. - I've done my research, and someone with my experience is worth Y. I expect at least Y. You set y
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by RajT88 7mo ago
WPF looks much nicer. Personally I find it hard as hell to debug. Winforms just work, and have a well defined set of behaviors. It does not matter that they do not look as nice for most people.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
butwhy.gif
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by RajT88 7mo ago
Yes, there is how things are said to work, and how they actually work.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
It was the genesis of the events in the article.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
It reminded me of this one: https://wtfmitchel.medium.com/how-to-get-fired-from-microsof... A lot of similarities, except the medium author was not part of PG but support. He also had recently suffered a brain injury.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
And then it looks very bad? The amount of each incident is fairly low, and probably goes a long way to funding the local community. But the number of incidents is nuts - well over 1000 per year.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
The author suggests a legal remedy instead of a technical one. Which is weird, because that is undeniably the hard way. Lobby Google to add protections to Chromium.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
They aren't the same. Democrats don't traffic in fascism.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
TFA explains it is looking for installed browser extensions (which sites are allowed to do)
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by RajT88 7mo ago
Totally wild factoid: Bull sharks have been caught in tributaries of the Mississippi River in Illinois. (Back before they built all the dams)
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He is likely wrong (most sharks cannot live long in fresh water). But given the show, he has to conclude it is a fish of some sort, and it is not going to be 10k arctic char in a dinosaur suit.
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by RajT88 7mo ago
ooni.org has been tracking the many ways countries have been censoring and blocking internet. The articles I've read about this blocking, and people trying to find ways around it echoes what I started seeing a few years ago - with TLS

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