anticensor

9 ms·

91.
by anticensor 10mo ago
> Linux is incompatible with client anti-cheat because there is no security boundary that can't be sidestepped with a custom compiled kernel. Windows is Windows, with known APIs and ways to read process memory that can be monitored.
92.
by anticensor 10mo ago
TRNC is a separate country with its own laws, even though it is pretty much economically dependent on Turkey.
93.
by anticensor 10mo ago
Corporations can have their business licence temporarily or permanently suspended.
94.
by anticensor 10mo ago
Exclusive or co-exclusive licences can nullify your default fair use in certain jurisdictions.
95.
by anticensor 10mo ago
No, it is named Antigravity because it is meant to push you away from itself.
96.
by anticensor 11mo ago
They're asocial, not antisocial. Antisociality is a diagnosable disorder and is known for interpersonal behaviours that are actively against a healthy society. Asociality, on the other hand, just avoids social interactions, not activel
97.
by anticensor 11mo ago
and also isn't
98.
by anticensor 11mo ago
It's impossible to use it, stuck in the loading screen forever
99.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Ubuntu was like this since 2009, use Pardus (which is based on Debian and follows roughly the same release process as Ubuntu, but no snaps).
100.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Payers are allowed to complete transaction using a single method, you can't violate that right.
101.
by anticensor 11mo ago
> When AI people point to new jobs created like the industrial revolution, they are pointing to 9 to 9, 6 days a week of the 1880s industrial revolution era. The people of that era were told reducing to 5, 8 hour days was impossible, the
102.
Show HN: Fixing a VSCode performance issue present since the first commit(github.com)
1 points by anticensor 11mo ago|0 comments
103.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Your box should just treat that unknown protocol as a raw IP traffic, instead of dropping it.
104.
Power to the people: How LLMs flip the script on technology diffusion(karpathy.bearblog.dev)
1 points by anticensor 11mo ago|0 comments
105.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Why not use with Administrator enabled but with a password and at highest UAC setting so that you'd still get a modal?
106.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Would look still too much like wavelet.
107.
by anticensor 11mo ago
You just described AEO, answer engine optimisation.
108.
by anticensor 11mo ago
> Next type “net user administrator /active:no” and press enter. > Next type “net user defaultUser0 /delete” (this is case sensitive make sure the "U" is capitalized) and press enter. Why do we have to delete them?
109.
by anticensor 11mo ago
So I paid all those 100+ dollar subscriptions in vain?
110.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Or, provide intentionally mal-aligned models that treat its own military as enemy.
111.
by anticensor 11mo ago
> In context AGI is already clearly defined as $100billion USD revenue * with 0 human intervention.
112.
by anticensor 11mo ago
> Eventually, Linux itself will go the same way, people are just waiting for Torvalds to retire from the project to make their moves, but make no mistake, open general-purpose computing is under threat and there is going to be little we
113.
by anticensor 11mo ago
A company is a group of individuals acting together for a goal that could not individually be achieved, the legal personality of the company exists to reduce (not eliminate) the liability and coherently steer the members of it. Those shareh
114.
by anticensor 11mo ago
GNU/kReactOS phones.
115.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Why wouldn't F-Droid build their own playless Android fork where this is a non-issue?
116.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Won't fly given the existence of tons of playless Android forks that F-Droid or other methods can easily be deployed to.
117.
by anticensor 11mo ago
No, that adb command is how you test install things. They wouldn't want to force public uploads to Play just to test.
118.
by anticensor 11mo ago
Recall is not a reverse RDP capture.
119.
Recall for Linux(github.com)
547 points by anticensor 11mo ago|216 comments
120.
by anticensor 11mo ago
> Although it would also be obvious to reuse an existing binary heap implementation, rather than inventing your own. Yes, that's indeed the approach I'd take.

More ›