aboardRat4

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by aboardRat4 7d ago
>It's operators that have grips on manufacturers Only in the USA.
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by aboardRat4 10d ago
>stalking horse for right-wing thinking. So? Many people (not all) are right-wing because they want to preserve beauty. Being a right-wing is not a rare thing, it's the second most popular belief system in the West. >Another popu
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by aboardRat4 10d ago
>Or were old, traditional buildings super expensive? I'd say yes. Reading fairy tales and historical records, we see just how huge were the prices. A pair of boots could be worth a year's income of a peasant.
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by aboardRat4 10d ago
>The Empire State Building was famously built in a year. Nowadays the most utilitarian housing project takes longer. In China buildings are built faster.
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by aboardRat4 10d ago
>Even with equal prioritization, when you overuse on the media connection and that results in packet loss and congestion window reduction, chat messages don't have to wait for all the dropped packets to be resent over multiple round
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>But it's easy to end up with low throughput, >And it's easy to end up with high latency, And yet the OS is doing just that when you open two TCP streams. It packs them into ethernet frames and keeps track of the acks. Only
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
Yeah, me too. Even my mom agrees to use it, because she loves me. But it's a "worksforme" fallacy.
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
Well, true. But even so, having the history intact is also a way to remove suspicions from yourself. "Where were you during the event X? I was very far from the place you are interested in, as can be proven by this photo, sent to my gr
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>The Telegram client leads in every aspect by far. It's just easy to use. Frankly speaking, Telegram is also shit. It just sucks a bit less than the rest of them.
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
yeah, yeah, yeah. Now tell your girlfriend's mother to do the same.
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>XMPP foundation promotes it as an IoT communication protocol, like MQTT Which means that it will never work for human messaging, due to all the IoT cruft. >Thanks to Daniel, the author of this post, we now have communication profiles
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>To prevent head-of-line blocking. Of course using TCP has nothing to do with head-of-line blocking. Only if you blindly do write(socket, fileptr, sizeof(file)), it starts to matter, but, you know, people did not start writing for TCP&#x
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
What's the news? This manual has been with us since forever.
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>Having a separate tcp window for media and messages is pretty valuable What for? >t's not hard to LOOOOOOOOL
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>but the alternatives are worse It's not that "alternatives are worse, it's that xmpp is a broken protocol, which doesn't include support for anything, even such a basic thing" >There's a draft LOOOOOOOOL
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>police will definitely be happy Most people trust the police. This might not be justified in your state, but most people still do.
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by aboardRat4 11d ago
>Who are those people having lot of time to re-read their old message history? Everyone who has to, say, prove that they kept paying their rent for a year without interruptions. You sent a photo of your money transfer from the bank app t
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by aboardRat4 12d ago
E2EE will never be the default, because people lose their devices all the time, and don't want to lose message history.
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by aboardRat4 12d ago
>Everyone use HTTP upload nowadays, it works all the time No it doesn't. Firstly, an out-of-band upload is ridiculous. Secondly, it doesn't support upload resumption in case the network is bad.
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by aboardRat4 12d ago
Most people don't use browsers, the few web pages they visit are opened inside wechat or telegram with an embedded webengine.
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by aboardRat4 12d ago
You must be joking
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by aboardRat4 19d ago
LLMs are not (and ever were) expected to produce truth. Just like humans. Most of the time humans have no idea about what they are talking about, they are just repeating patterns. Just like LLMs. LLMs are doing what they are expected to be
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by aboardRat4 25d ago
Which Boost version does it support?
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by aboardRat4 25d ago
Lineage 2 was launched in 2003 with a stunning 3d graphics. Sphera is even older. MMORPGs are super old.
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by aboardRat4 26d ago
Come on, just come on.
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by aboardRat4 26d ago
I have neither a Google account, nor an Apple account.
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by aboardRat4 26d ago
Gees... it never occurred to me that such an obvious thing needs a proof. I used to think that it's enough to kinda... just go out of one's luxury office at Y-Combinator and try talking to a janitor or a taxi driver... https:&#x2
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by aboardRat4 27d ago
Yeah, but humans are just as hallucinatory when speaking about pretty much anything other than their flat or kids. 99% of people learn by memorising facts, not by testing reality.
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by aboardRat4 27d ago
Geez, it's much better. A copy of a newspaper is usually cheaper than printing the same articles 9n paper, and you don't need to bother with printing, and you have a hard copy automatically. And zero digital trace, which beats eve
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by aboardRat4 1mo ago
I don't have a smartphone.

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