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by _cenw 3y ago
That already happened when most of the RPi 4 supply went to industry partners and not the open market with the supposed core audience. They're not much better than NVIDIA selling GPUs to miners. Intel Tremont and Gracemont are just fin
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Is it really that small though?
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CA used a large variety of timewaster Facebook apps (Quizzes and the sort) to gain access to more user data than was likely ever intended, not just about the party that authorized the app, but also about their friends. They essentially extr
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> Wanting to defund the police is likely correlated with not needing the police -- but that's likely simple ignorance, not signaling. Or with police being a net-negative to your life. Like living in a disproportionately policed area
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Also, it's not quite clear how much of a material difference exists between the middle answer and the defund the police answer. The slogan has some optics issues, but diverting funds from overfunded surplus military gear filled police
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The terrible argument, built over several pages, is that "defund the police" as a political conviction is a status symbol, because rich people live in gated communities and don't need police. It ignores the evidence is a 10%
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No, I mean that there wouldn't be backwards compatibility, and Nintendo usually doesn't re-release games immediately (with the notable exception of Mario Kart 8 and some simultaneous releases like Twilight Princess and Breath of t
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Never is a long time, but it's not likely to be the next iteration (which was demoed in private at Gamescom). Mostly because the Switch graphics API is very hard coupled to the specific Tegra chips they use.
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I've used GCP support on accounts with huge support contracts and enterprise agreements and it's still a bit of a wash if you get good support on your first, second or even third run around the reply button. At least it isn't
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Yeah, no. GCP actually allows you to give developers full permissions on their project. This sort of separation doesn't exist on AWS, at least not without making it very hard to impossible to share resources. So on AWS, you either ha
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It's more about the mode of consumption than the content itself. The same way one might argue reading a book is better than listening to the audio book because it requires marginally more focus since it's an active vs passive acti
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x86 based SBCs being the notable exception, since you're very likely going to get an Intel CPU that's in the lineage to Atom (and now E-Cores)
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The T490 is the worst ThinkPad generation to buy right now. The generation they took out the removable battery, soldered half the RAM and generally made some other anti-improvements. So you get the oldest hardware without any of the pre-r
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I actually really hate browser profiles. I use them in Firefox, but via Developer Edition, because otherwise taskbar/dock grouping is a pain. And only for work. My browsing is just not deliberate enough, I end up searching for docs in
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One big problem is that Odysee and Rumble don't primarily attract people because they're somehow better than YouTube - it attracts them because YouTube - often rightfully - bans them. Their front pages become right wing propaganda
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It's not open source by the most common definition provided by OSI. It's source-available at best.
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Isn't the solution to this more generally to trademark your name, not to change your license to something less permissive?
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I'm more upset it sets up a resident key, but then doesn't take advantage of not even asking me for my email. Waste of a slot if you use a hardware token.
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At least none I'm aware of that are bound to occupancy.
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That's excessive scope creep. Adding site-specific workarounds for some sites feels uncomfortable. Who decides what websites get "fixed", and how? That's a great bit to move to addons. Maybe recommend them more visibly i
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Maybe that's a small part, but even if you look internationally, 87% of CEOs in the 2023 CEO KPMG poll want return to the fiefdo-- office. https://kpmg.com/xx/en/home/media/press-releases/2023&#
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by _cenw 3y ago
Nobody ends up with a "the other coin", it ends up as a transaction with many inputs and many outputs on the chain, but none are 1:1 mapped. The sum of inputs and outputs just has to match. So given sufficient inputs and iteration
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Sure, it's more obfuscation than money laundering, but it can still make it hard to trace given sufficient participants. One big part is also splitting up a big single wallet into lots of smaller ones, so now you need to differentiate
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Userbenchmark are an incredibly biased website towards Intel (vs. AMD), so much so that the Intel subreddit banned them. This is less obvious in how they change the weighting of the benchmark, but their AMD reviews are downright comedic, w
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The process works. I once got a MacBook issued from work that didn't have DEP or any MDM, so I did enroll it in Find My / Activation Lock. When I returned it I thought I had removed the lock, but there's a bit of a misleading
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DirectX is a mediocre API. Especially DX12 giving so much more control has actually backfired in a lot of instances, because game developers don't treat PCs with the same optimization care as they do consoles. Consoles have standards (
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Let me just reframe the argument. - People shouldn't buy Apple hardware for the games, but there's clearly an audience of Apple users (that have these devices for _other_ reasons) for a lot of games, so supporting it should be an
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Intel has Sockets for one tick/tock generation. AMD is much better there, but especially right now AM4 is not exactly futureproof and AM5 is still quite expensive. And which component bottlenecks is always relative to your resolution
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This is why I'm concerned about AI. It enables people who don't value their colleagues time to value it even less. Be that code or contributing to a discussion with unedited and false LLM output "as a starting point".
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If Copilot loses this much, just imagine how much OpenAI is losing on non-paying users using ChatGPT. Who's gonna pay for this as soon as the VC money runs out?

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