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by antiframe 5mo ago
We have a bigger road network. We have a larger road travel infrastructure. So, we should have enough chemical test units to cover our infrastructure.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
That's already true of you and I (assuming you are not a policeperson).
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by antiframe 5mo ago
Well then I was a one off. It got me (along with how slow it was) to leave. Maybe it was a bug? Maybe I misconfigured it? Maybe it was OS? Who knows? Glad it works for you. This was using the local web server instance to manage permissions
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by antiframe 5mo ago
I do. But I also know that if ask anyone "Do you pay for Target's software?", they are likely to say "no" or "huh". The context was why do people who complain about software costs not work for free. Or may
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by antiframe 5mo ago
It's better for my use cases. For starters, I don't have to login every so often for no reason. I don't have my local software break because they updated their server. I also find it much slower. Picking a tool is a very pers
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by antiframe 5mo ago
I used to when I worked outside of games. I worked on a payments backend for an etailing website. The software cost was paid for by items purchased. I don't think anyone considers buying an item at a site like target.com considers them
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by antiframe 5mo ago
That's fair. We don't know. I am making an assumption that if Microsoft saw a lot of false positive outages they would fix that, but might drag their feet if there was an outage that didn't get properly recorded (assuming it&
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by antiframe 5mo ago
Looks like it's not accurate by under repporting not over reporting. So their down time was likely worse!
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by antiframe 5mo ago
I like to co-opt the expression: not your keys, not your privacy.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
It's interesting how different people's circle are. I don't know a single human that wrote any app for their phone on iOS. I know several that did it for Android and other phones. I am not talking about businesses selling app
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by antiframe 5mo ago
The iPhone and Apple Watch don't count in your book? They are both younger than 20 years. I think the iPhone changed the mobile market. I don't think it was for the better but it was 'new'. It might also be just where I
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by antiframe 5mo ago
The people who opt into walled gardens don't want to create, they want to consume. Those who create want unfettered access.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
Wait, am I understanding correctly: for your child to chat with their friends you had you send a copy of their passport to a stranger in the Internet because "a system" thought they were older looking that their friends? What are
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by antiframe 5mo ago
These are all hassles. Hassles add up to corpo power. These frictions benefit them. That was the crux of my point.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
All of those: copy/paste, undo/redo, multiline input work for me in my TUI. I wonder if different environments have different behaviors. (Not sure about automatic formatting of text. I usually format my text manually.)
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by antiframe 5mo ago
In Emacs it's been easy for a long time. Just use /ssh:user@host:path/to/file and it appears local. The added advantage, which I am not sure is supported by most editors is that if you want you can use the remote environ
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by antiframe 5mo ago
At the flea market you can haggle. Are you saying we should all have to haggle with the harried checkout person over the price of milk ever time we shop? Or everything is self checkout and you don't haggle but then choose whether you a
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by antiframe 5mo ago
Yes, but those are per category not per consumer , which is a meaningful difference here and one you can't just ignore. Imagine a price label with a small camera that sends your facial image to a classifier of moods. Hungry? Pay 15%
109.
by antiframe 5mo ago
You put in in ~code~ or =verbatim= markup, thusly: =/usr/bin/=
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by antiframe 5mo ago
So, do they write their formulas like S a b f(x)dx in their hand-written source text, but then get the LLM to convert that to \int_{a}^{b}f(x)dx? Invent their own "markup" to indicate S a b is the integral from a to b? They might
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by antiframe 5mo ago
Right, but why is a Flock camera a better approach than: insurance, on-prem camera, etc. The Flock camera doesn't prevent theft. It increases remote viewing (especially if it's used in a demo to strangers they aren't customer
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by antiframe 5mo ago
It depends on the time of day, but #emacs, #nethack, #archlinux, #lobsters, #security, #openbsd usually have enough users for good convos. It depends on what you are into, really.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
I suppose that depends on where you go and what you expect. Older communities are better populated than younger ones. (Not age-wise but topic-wise).
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by antiframe 5mo ago
Wait, I can download and run iOS on my own hardware? Not that I have tried, but I always thought Apples whole schtick was you were only allowed to run their software on their latest X revisions of their hardware?
115.
by antiframe 5mo ago
Yep and the XML goes too far into unreadability. Also parsing XML is heavier weight.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
If that's good enough to be human readable than patch is even better. People do write patch files be hand.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
Imagine Windows limited you to three apps. How is this acceptable?
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by antiframe 5mo ago
An error? It's useful to know if/when an app wants to access the Internet. So if an app says it's local only you can disable network permissions. Trust but verify.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
No need to gate keep meditation. The wall stare does have intent: to increase focus and calm the mind.
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by antiframe 5mo ago
I think it depends on if your values align with the communities or not. For those that align, it seems fine. For those that don't, it's hostile.

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