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841.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Why is that interesting?
842.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Due to digestion protein is also much lighter on calories then the baseline would suggest (15% less then the measured value can be typical) - dependent highly on preparation of course (I.e. the typical American steak prep of "first I&#
843.
by XorNot 10mo ago
America can't afford public healthcare and now can't afford RAM so OpenAI can offer a bad version of healthcare.
844.
by XorNot 10mo ago
The benefit is that you don't enter the recovery password most of the time. And when you do it should be rare and lead to a password reset.
845.
by XorNot 10mo ago
If the digital side could be trusted we'd just set it to send only mode and be sure it'll behave - in reality we don't trust it. The threat model where you use a data diode presumes an adversary might totally compromise the s
846.
by XorNot 10mo ago
All speakers can act as microphones. But due to physics you'd have a much harder time turning a photodiode into a light emitting one (the physics means you only can get IR out and the LED can't receive anything that way).
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by XorNot 10mo ago
Cutting 22 hours Sydney to London to 12 would make a big difference though. There's no real way to make that much time on a plane bearable even if you had a lie flat bed: that's just a ton of time in the air. Australian internatio
848.
by XorNot 10mo ago
The spectrum of possible civic organization is not binary, and is not capitalism and communism in opposition. Though the insinuation of such is routinely used to justify the ongoing stratification of wealth, and corruption of government.
849.
by XorNot 10mo ago
If capitalism prices me out of owning property, then I've not much use for it.
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by XorNot 10mo ago
"good looking output" is exactly the problem. They're all good at good looking output which survives a first glance.
851.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Okay but so is like, the 3 store chain which does my cars tires. Millions in revenue ain't hard to hit with extremely modest business.
852.
by XorNot 10mo ago
No I picked the case I'm dealing with most commonly: which is establishing trust. X509 certs will also do this. I have numerous criticisms of the GPG system but it's not a solution to just not implement any solution at all: I.e. I
853.
by XorNot 10mo ago
This is also legally problematic: many jurisdictions now have specific laws about the synthesis of CSAM or modifying peoples likenesses. So exactly who is considered the originator is a pretty legally relevant question particularly if Grok
854.
by XorNot 10mo ago
The phrase "minds so open our brains fall out" is the one you ought to consider here. If it looks and quacks like a Nazi duck, we might be best served by not assuming the troop build up on the border of Poland is a training exerci
855.
by XorNot 10mo ago
That's exactly it, but it's also why submarines are probably the true deterrent - you might hit the airfields and you might get the silos but it's almost impossible to even coordinate the sort of strike you'd need to gu
856.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Which is funny because ArgoCD is...miserable. Like it just doesn't do anything other then clone a branch and run a blind kubectl apply - it'll happily wedge your cluster into a state requiring manual intervention.
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by XorNot 10mo ago
No, but imagine doing all the work to collect up a list of files that failed only to say, pop a modal at the end of the process that coincides with the user hitting Enter because they were multitasking and it auto-accepts the dialog. Inform
858.
by XorNot 10mo ago
This design still doesn't work: what if the user walks away and the computer is powered off in the meantime? I.e. you need to write the report of this to a file itself. In fact you should allocate a decently large file upfront to make
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by XorNot 10mo ago
Although that doesn't seem like much of a solution though: the press will be bored of this by the end of the week and the only news that can come out is bad news.
860.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Such as? I need an alternative which supports commutative trust relationships of some sort which are revocable.
861.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Really doesn't matter. America had two choices and made the one it did. It's clear what the country is, and is not.
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by XorNot 10mo ago
I find a lot of that type of thinking is born of conspiracy theory motivations: they want the world to make sense so there has to be "a plan". It leads to people chronically overvaluing money and chronically underestimating ideolo
863.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Thanks going to give it a try then. Since I already use VMs for Windows-required development activities, this may be the final days of dual booting for me.
864.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Why would it signal that? The loud and clear message would be "do not let American companies get involved in your infrastructure, government or any other system where government requirements would come into open conflict with their pro
865.
by XorNot 10mo ago
It's why no one has succeeded in replacing GPG: you need a lot of systems to work in order to have an actual viable one, the ability to spit out signatures from keys is required but not sufficient.
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by XorNot 10mo ago
Christ how old are you? Anyone alive during Iraq 2 has no excuse to be this naive.
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by XorNot 10mo ago
The joke about joining the US military to protect a billionaires oil investments is now just publicly stated government policy apparently.
868.
by XorNot 10mo ago
Anyone know if Helldivers 2 works on Linux now? Because I'd say if I can't stick with 10 much longer then I'm just going to format that partition.
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by XorNot 10mo ago
> Only due to the mobile device space. You mean the single largest increase in deployed computing devices in the history of computing and fastest growing type of deployment in the developing world? That mobile device space?
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by XorNot 10mo ago
Frankly where's the evidence of this? My country of Australia has no fear of being attacked, yet we haven't launched an endeavor of conquest of South East Asia.' Real life doesn't break down into simple narratives. The f

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