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31.
by adql 3y ago
Futile wish. Even if you controlled the modem entirely the "other side" can do whatever they want with your packets.
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by adql 3y ago
If you have small pre-defined sets of events in data structures that compress well. That is not the case for any real system. > And so of course if you have to optimise things, you would need to drop some information you pass to the even
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by adql 3y ago
>It's funny you can easily spend 10-15 USD more and get a product that will last you 5 more years ....or not and it will fall apart just as quick if not quicker. I wish if it was just "pay us extra and it will last longer&quo
34.
by adql 3y ago
Soo much that. I just want stuff that doesn't fall apart. I don't care much for fashion, I just don't want to buy pants every 2 years
35.
by adql 3y ago
Every single shirt I ever bought lives at the very least as shop rag; but it's kinda hard to upcycle pants material
36.
by adql 3y ago
Having house be store of value/investment rather than commodity is a big part, it's not just "getting permission is hard", because as long as it is a an investment, everyone that has housing will do everything in their p
37.
by adql 3y ago
Better that than sexual repression leading to more rapes like in the more "puritan" countries...
38.
by adql 3y ago
Dunno, is US government funding production and shipment of it like they did for drugs ? If they are not I wager chances are higher
39.
by adql 3y ago
...why ? it seems to be mostly about making sure content itself is, well, not illegal, not deanonymizing users
40.
by adql 3y ago
I hesitate to call "the shit that keeps stuff older than a year working on that kernel" a tech debt. It's necessity in any general use OS. The stuff that can be changed without breaking compatibility is, well, it was the dev
41.
by adql 3y ago
> I don't want to say Linux is free, in practice it's not, those who are running the big powerful machines are using RHEL and paying hefty licenses. Google/Amazon/MS isn't paying RHEL licenses. Reason for using R
42.
by adql 3y ago
Lawyers get paid to bend the law in your favour. There is nothing moral about it.
43.
by adql 3y ago
Can we stop treating corporations as people?
44.
by adql 3y ago
But you're losing investors money not your own
45.
by adql 3y ago
Utopia like that requires people in power to work toward it, not their own bank account state. No tech is going to change that.
46.
by adql 3y ago
Other way to do bitbanging without being (as much) dependant on task timing is using DMA engine to just dump the state of pins and parse it after. Same thing with outputting when you need precise timings, no need to burn a core to bitbang i
47.
by adql 3y ago
No it does not. If people took so much care about writing technically correct things (instead of random observation with no substance) as they did whining about irrelevant details the snark wouldn't be needed in the first place
48.
by adql 3y ago
And g-code is still in use till this day
49.
by adql 3y ago
I don't think one of biggest tech giants in control of the "best" AI company out there is beneficial to customers...
50.
by adql 3y ago
> I gotta say I don't deeply understand ActivityPub, but one of the first things I thought when trying to grok it was "how does this improve on RSS?". Like another commenter here I think a big part of it is that it's
51.
by adql 3y ago
> How do smart watches (like the Garmins with 1-week batteries) do it? https://sharpdevices.com/memory-lcd/
52.
by adql 3y ago
And biggest one is cloud. We went from sending our code to run at mainframe owned by big corporation and leased monthy for a price to sending our code to big corporation to run at not-mainframe for a monthly price
53.
by adql 3y ago
I'd love big reflective/tranflective display but I'd imagine because of rarity the prices would also be pretty high
54.
by adql 3y ago
The time period is asinine; 20 years is forever in most industries
55.
by adql 3y ago
even just x10 cheaper would put it at double the price of LCD and that already has uses
56.
by adql 3y ago
Yeah I'd love to have big display/dashboard on a wall that isn't acting as extra light in the room but not at those prices. Transflective LCD is other option bit also pretty hard/expensive to get a big screen...
57.
by adql 3y ago
That's a very good change. You should never have a reason to vomit your app's deps into system, far too easy to cause problems on upgrade
58.
by adql 3y ago
Those are upstream Debian changes. Well, not setting Wayland default or QAing it for rpi but still, most it's a Debian's team job
59.
by adql 3y ago
> I believe one of the biggest reasons is that because the boot process is very different from the way debian does things, it ends up needing significant changes from the starting tasks to do things. Along with that I think the original
60.
by adql 3y ago
> And How do you say the opposite of sugar syntax in English? Syntax spice ? It burns when you eat/read and it burns when you write/poo > Because my lovely rustlang has a lot of sigil chars as old Perl, it makes me sad. I un

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