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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
And it's interesting how you miss that it's not me I was talking of, assume I own an iOS device to check anything and am in the same region where the Tailscale client is geoblocked. Not to mention how you mixed Google Play and App
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
I'm not sure where you saw ire. The only direct negativity was aimed at restrictions themselves, which is the product of foreign policy of specific countries and Apple politics. I'm not angry at Tailscale, just disappointed and an
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
It's the only app from the ones I use that my friends and relatives who already use iOS can't even install due to geoblocking. If you don't see it as a problem means you're not affected and perhaps lack some empathy. Yes
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
I don't care why. They do nothing to circumvent this so they are not a reliable solution for those who have network participants using the restricted platforms. There could be a million reasons, but not a technical one — "headscal
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Tailscale is great and headscale is an important step to gain trust. However, headscale is useless without the clients, and Tailscale geoblock installing clients where they can. If the platform requires jailbreak for installing user-chosen
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
If you subscribe by that definition, lots of things and actions become art. You might live by it, but it will make communication with others difficult. It's catchy but unusable in any serious discussion because it's frivolously ex
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
> it is simply obvious that they can be. Wow. Great way to set the mark for the rest of the article. It's obvious they can't (right?). In all seriousness, even for the "traditional" multimedia/interdisciplinary a
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
Photoshop (and, to a lesser extent, the rest of the CC suite) is a bloated abomination. >5 web view processes, some "IPC broker", CCXProcess that launches a long-lived node instance, some system services. Most of it runs after
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
I've seen unconfirmed reports of strange blocking patterns in Russian Federation that suggest individual profiling has at the very least been tested already. No need to wait a year.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
Giving uncharacteristically large direct stimuli for procreation disproportionately incentivizes the people in dire need of money, meddling with the rationality of the decision and increasing social tension later. The only other way to be p
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
> If someone painstakingly hand sculpted an exact replica of "David", does it make it art, or a forgery? Is hand written code to produce generative art not art? No and no. If you raise and teach a child and they generate a pa
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
There certainly are. If you by chance imply equivalence based on time and effort spent, neither is the thing that differentiates arts, crafts and other activities.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
You're confused at multiple levels. > free to continue making whatever music that they want Never said they weren't. > can refuse to listen to the AI music if they don't want to A musician can be a listener, indeed. If
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
> Whats the problem with someone playing a single player game with an aimbot on? People are doing it on the server where all the musicians live, and they have no other place to go, only disconnect.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
No, comparing to an aimbot is too charitable. Using AI for music is at best like watching a gaming stream and you barely choosing the game, though not the streamer.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
Wayland is supported with LXQt, labwc replacing openbox. If anything, UX is snappy.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
> In theory I could use an old version of Hugo, but I have no idea when it broke, so how far do I go back? Had the same problem. Binary search is the latest trick people use. For SSG there's not much point in upgrading if everything
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
I've met a few Poles in my life and they were friendly, positive and inquiring, and not contemptuous, inflammatory or nationalistically prejudiced like you, so I have faith your nation and culture are ok.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 9mo ago
Another generic limited font that isn't solving anything. No Arabic, Cyrillic, Hebrew, not even Greek letters (poor frats and physicists). I understand it's a product of the US government, but don't they have international re
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by ZoomZoomZoom 11mo ago
Single grapheme ;)
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Have a long talk with any working teacher or therapist. If you think the regular workload is adequate for them to offer enough genuine emotional support for all the people they work with, always, everyday, regardless of their personal circu
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
And most people get by on those jobs by faking the emotional component, at least some of the time. AGI presumably can fake perfectly and never burn out.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
We don't want awareness because it begets individuals by means of agency and we'd need to give them rights. This is industry's nightmare scenario. People want autonomy, self-learning, consistent memory and perhaps individuali
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Yep, and OPUS files are even lighter. That's why I just sync a "currently listening" music folder with Syncthing and do not think about connection, caching and all that. (I have the rest reachable when I need it, of course.)
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Reads like a cool sci-fi story premise. Remote access to base DNA for the robotic body for person verification, or for a self-mutating or rapidly evolving organism.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
How come the connection is stable enough to be streaming on the go from the car? Or is there some serious caching happening?
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
The second sentence in the video hides a bit of complexity. Pink noise isn't a straight line on the spectrum analyzer unless a correction slope is active, and the common settings for the slope (3, 4.5) are just a convention. I guess, t
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> Programmers understand software ecosystems… Some do, some don't and happily (or begrudgingly but willingly) contribute to building a hostile larger ecosystem. > …of which free software is just a subset. We're mostly talkin
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> The FSF is now under the leadership of a "Bachelor of Arts degree in Media and Culture and a Master of Arts in the Preservation and Presentation of the Moving Image" who probably hasn't written a line of code. This is an
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> If it's a government app, you can pressure the government in many more way than you can let's say a bank Many more, like? For an individual, almost none. I can boycott a bank (if it's not a government one), I can't

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