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ahoka
1y ago
Yes, everything is about the looks in Scandinavia.
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1y ago
Hot take: TLDs should not exist but parking domains should not be allowed.
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1y ago
We used to call them script kiddies. Running stuff without understanding what's happening and why.
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1y ago
They are just stupid, makes no sense in English to add that. In German it's something like: "Fireman wanted (not just men)"
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1y ago
Science brings humanity forward, your Netflix subscription does not. Simple as that. The former should not be the subject of economic rent.
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1y ago
Yes, same here. Wonder how they will try to monetize it.
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1y ago
In the world where "developers" cannot even wipe their buttocks without AI.
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1y ago
> If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything. She should be the POTUS if she's really a felon.
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1y ago
There are much more important pop science articles that need the well deserved publicity. Nothing to see here.
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1y ago
FW just probably has shitty thermals.
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1y ago
I think Scheme, however elegant, is just not really a practical language, especially its standard library situation.
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1y ago
From the masterpiece, Tragedy of the Man, describing the future where everything is done in the name of efficiency: THE GREYBEARD You left your workroom in great disarray. MICHELANGELO Because I had to fabricate the chair-legs To the qualit
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ahoka
1y ago
This a very nice web implementation of a feature that exists since probably forever in most graphics software.
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1y ago
If these primitives are less resource intensive than what we use today with the same level of security, then why don't we just use these everywhere? If they are not as secure, then why would be use these anywhere?
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1y ago
They still don't allow condoms to be used. They are the bullshit.
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1y ago
Is RISC-V the IPv6 of processors?
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ahoka
1y ago
The difference is that PRISM was done as a black op, and this is out in the open.
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ahoka
1y ago
Mercury free alkaline batteries are not e-waste, even if they are often handled as such for simplicity (battery bad mmmkey?).
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1y ago
Well, Sweden has the largest wealth inequality in Europe, so I guess it goes to the friends' pockets.
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1y ago
Have you read the fine article?
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1y ago
Of the Timsort fame, wow.
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ahoka
1y ago
Probably gets shut down due to being woke green technology.
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1y ago
Stolen or lost disks, obviously. More practically when the disk dies or replaced for other reason, you don't have to worry about the contents, because it's all random.
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1y ago
Well the keyboard does stick to the screen a bit after a while, but in theory it is.
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1y ago
TODOs are rain checks on technical debt. They are perfectly fine, leave them alone!
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1y ago
US also interprets political bribes as free speech, which is nonsense.
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1y ago
You might want to read up on Quebec.
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1y ago
Apple UX is generally very bad, especially around discoveribility.
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1y ago
I think it’s primarily to avoid someone just putting your SSD into any other computer and access all files. Anything more is probably not a realistic threat to most people.
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1y ago
Not just Thinkpads work fine (Latitudes are also awesome), what you describe is wisdom from the 2000s. You can just use fwupd to have regular firmware updates, no need to keep Windows just for that. Wireless also works very nice, especially
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