agilob

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   by agilob 3y ago

   >it's causing hypothetical financial damages A corporation predicted huge increase in profits the next year, but didn't achieve it, so they blamed piracy for it and pressured governments to stricken punishment for piracy. A cor
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   by agilob 3y ago

   Just like mobile phones had in '90s.
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   by agilob 3y ago

   > Honestly I don't feel the sacrifice. My house is flooded with old chargers. They're in a bin like old legos. If only any USB-C cable was compatible with iPhone or Pixel it would be fine, but I have 4 USB-C cables that don&#x2
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   by agilob 3y ago

   HTLM documents evolve much more frequently and there were dozens of HA addons that simply gave up updating their regexes extracting certain information from HTML and emails.
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   by agilob 3y ago

   >Where is the financial damage? They offered API that they don't want people to use. Maintaining APIs and uptime costs, but they only wanted their API to be used by their apps that collect data about you.
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   by agilob 3y ago

   Tuya started this trend in 2020, but it didn't last long. They developed lots of local-APIs, but quickly stopped contributing to GH repo.
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   by agilob 3y ago

   >"Specifically, the plug-ins are using our services in an unauthorized manner, which is causing significant economic harm to our Company." Except lots of people wouldn't buy your shit if not for the addon.
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   by agilob 3y ago

   My take on it: It doesn't really matter at that level tbh. I used to chase that level of connectivity until covid happened. I was working from home on am ADSL with 37mbps download, 10mbps upload. I didn't use much internet at home
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   by agilob 3y ago

   Two things I want to try this month are: https://mastodon.social/@chromakode/110936177254839251 https://rsnapshot.org/
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    by agilob 3y ago

    For nice interactive search of configuration options I always go to https://postgresqlco.nf/doc/en/param/
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    by agilob 3y ago

    They did during Google I/O in like 2018. Voice AI was supposed to make calls and book meetings to a hairdresser. They never released it. It was there only to bump stock prices
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    by agilob 3y ago

    What are those 3 slots on the top left? Looks like 3 slots for sim cards, but there's no mention of SIM support and only 3 quantities of something are antennas.
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    by agilob 3y ago

    Reddit and programming.dev are my public social bookmarking sites. I can post anything I want in my subreddit and restrict who can comment.
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    by agilob 3y ago

    >. Search killed bookmarks. I have +500 bookmarks in Firefox and dozens of tabs in groups. I also have a selfhosted "interesting links storage" for long term. I used to automatically post them to Twitter, but they banned my bot
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    by agilob 3y ago

    I know price is a big differentiator, but why not cooperate with Omnia Turris? https://www.turris.com/en/products/omnia/
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    by agilob 3y ago

    There we go https://inshort.geartape.com/boeing-wants-faa-to-exempt-max-...
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    by agilob 3y ago

    >We don't attempt to solve every Linux Desktop problem. Because of this, we've already solved 99% of them. What are some distro specific problems? All problems with Linux in the last years I had were related to: HP printer
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    by agilob 3y ago

    I bet they are lobbying for it right now
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    by agilob 3y ago

    PlantNet does it https://identify.plantnet.org/k-world-flora/species/Quercus%...
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    by agilob 3y ago

    https://www.hortusfox.com/screenshots
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    by agilob 3y ago

    > "All things are poisonous and nothing is without poison; only the dose makes a thing not poisonous". He was correct then and he is still correct today, but we stubbornly refuse to accept the first law of toxicology. So when i
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    by agilob 3y ago

    Facebook is doing it to protect their community, and disrupting your business is a sacrifice they are willing to make.
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    by agilob 3y ago

    This is the canary of plastic pollution similar to we knew about global warming in '70s. We know it's only going to get worse, but we're happy to ignore it until it gets really bad.
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    by agilob 3y ago

    So if I use 500 pages/minute scanner it will be fine?
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    by agilob 3y ago

    btrfs and zfs at least, probably most frequently used FSs for RAID
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    by agilob 3y ago

    to go deeper, depending on a file system, some FS won't let HDDs go to sleep, so they always consume power for max RPM.
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    by agilob 3y ago

    Did you know what OpenCV is collecting money right now? https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/opencv-5-support-non-prof...
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    by agilob 3y ago

    >The microsecond manifest v3 is forced upon me, Protest before if even happens by switching now, maybe?
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    by agilob 3y ago

    This is a single example of an unsuccessful attempt to backdoor Linux. There were successful attempts too https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/nsa-linked-bv...
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    by agilob 3y ago

    I swear 2019 was last year https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/04/introducing-mozilla-webthi...