SLWW

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by SLWW 1y ago
When do we get the BonziBuddy reskin?
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by SLWW 1y ago
I don't need them but I do like them. I see the shiny thing and I'm not delusional enough to think I need it.
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by SLWW 2y ago
He comes off as one here, although I'll take your word for it. I agree the rhetoric hasn't been great, I'm just tired of seeing this polarizing language from both sides and it's, as i said, tiring and just noise. If you
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by SLWW 2y ago
I'm not tone policing, I'm saying he sounds condescending like the rest of these types of articles... making it sound like noise, adding to the static. I didn't say he was wrong in what he was saying, I'm just seeing thi
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by SLWW 2y ago
Missed out, when it was at its peak, true kino
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by SLWW 2y ago
Because it's fun to break censorious systems. Always has been, it's part of the original "hacker" definition, making something do what it isn't supposed to or was never intended to do.
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by SLWW 2y ago
Please be wary to conflate ActivityPub with the code on top of it, like Mastodon for instance; which is, on both front and back-end, proven to be resource intensive and difficult/costly to scale especially over time. (the older the dbs
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by SLWW 2y ago
This is one of those moments where you make your opponent look really good and you're too blind to see it. I never took much issue with DHH and now I feel I just side with him. Talk about being out of touch with everything Matt.
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by SLWW 3y ago
I still to this day feel like I'm being snitched on, even if I own the hardware directly. Probably some MS server =|
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by SLWW 3y ago
I can't imagine why anyone cares what a CEO says in a few tweets? I was under the understanding that people actually work in this industry instead of playing these cliquey games of reputation or scraping through social media. (which i
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by SLWW 3y ago
There is also an oldish animated show (still don't know what it's intended audience was) called "Ren and Stimpy", Ren sounds far too similar to Wren. A name change may be in order so people don't confuse the bird, t
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by SLWW 3y ago
When I first learned C I was a teenager coming from x86 assembly, and before that I was only involved with basic scripting. Having the base of how computers worked on the lowest level, as well as familiarizing myself with ROP and how that
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by SLWW 3y ago
You know how you can use a "death clock" to figure out when you should statistically expire? I wonder if you can find a shirt that would print that
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by SLWW 3y ago
Why is it that I can't get an iphone 15 mini with 1TB of storage? It's like, right there, so close.
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by SLWW 3y ago
and now my Thinkpad is rethinking it's lack of resources.
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by SLWW 3y ago
I love SSHing into an old server with an uptime in the thousands of days, I can't help but be amazed in those moments, quiet giants working behind the scenes to make the days of a few people work better, all the while most never even k
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by SLWW 3y ago
Further more, why did this ever have to be written of as some sort of revelation? Of course advertisers, not just on Youtube, but pretty much everywhere track children's interests as well as adults. Someone said recently, "the an
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by SLWW 3y ago
I remember it back in the day as fully capitalized. Now that the TorProject has opted to correct the record, it is too little too late. Most presentations at the time did use "TOR" and it was called the TOR router. Even they und
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by SLWW 3y ago
One very important thing that TOR provides is additional routes when international routing between ISPs is blocked/broken for whatever reason. Several websites (that are legal, legitimate in nature) get censored by tier-1 ISPs (for wha
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by SLWW 3y ago
Well you are maybe placing a few bucks in some English person's pocket where there was already money long gone to the Russian economy, and reminder that most people in Russia don't even support the war so it's not like you ar
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by SLWW 3y ago
I can count the number of ham labs (owned by 40+ men) i've been in on one hand that didn't have a stack of old tubes in their original boxes lining the shelf above an old CW Transmitter. I've been in a lot of ham labs; they a
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by SLWW 3y ago
It is Nintendo after all
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by SLWW 3y ago
thanks for the laugh! :) <3
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by SLWW 3y ago
It's the nature of things. This is a given (or at least I thought it was the usual) for many years now. Your only hope is that your service is too obtuse for the creeps/deviants to really grapple onto. Although considering how t
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by SLWW 4y ago
I gotta say I have found Mullvad to be refreshing; they have good apps (you can get it running on most Linux systems with very little work) and I don't have to remember a password, just an ID number. Stupid simple stuff, been using the
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by SLWW 4y ago
That's one of the things that I really can't understand. Gnome is awful and the people who work on it are so out of touch with what users actually want. Plasma understands that; as well as PLENTY OF OTHER DEs but your casual linu
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by SLWW 4y ago
Mate is pretty good. Cinnamon DE is great. i3wm or ratpoison tho frfr plasma DE is really nice though; and I use that on my artix install. Love it. It's like windows but it doesn't suck
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by SLWW 4y ago
Most people use Android nowadays and a lot of the older generation is seeing a lot of Mac usage as well as iOS. If MS dealt with all their technical debt and built a brand new OS following proper disclosure as well as OSing most of their ke
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by SLWW 4y ago
> I got a huge number of suggestions, of which I downloaded 16, basically all the ones that are free. In general I prefer to pay for things and am suspicious of anything that’s free on the Net, but when there are so many good free option
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by SLWW 4y ago
If you want a good thinkpad that you can just beat up (you know, a rescue) then they still have a very apropo use case.

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