askonomm

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by askonomm 5mo ago
From my analytics, around 85% of visits to my sites are now from bots. It's hard to say if these are oldschool bots or people just browsing the web via chatgpt now, but the reality is that very few actually visit the actual sites I hav
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by askonomm 5mo ago
Because companies here actively want to avoid breaking the law, as opposed to the U.S where breaking the law is just a matter of paying some $ to the grifter in chief? I always find it funny when Europeans being proactive about that sort of
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by askonomm 6mo ago
Only "the greatest country in the world" has laws that allow firing for NOT doing overtime.
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by askonomm 6mo ago
Their engineers are excellent? Have you seen the leaked Claude Code codebase? Juniors write better code than that.
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by askonomm 6mo ago
So you are saying that a plumber does not in fact need to know how to be a plumber?
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by askonomm 6mo ago
Same for me. Been fully agentic for half a year or so, still remember the myriad of programming languages and things just as well if there's no AI present at all. Hard to shake 15 years of experience that quick, unless maybe that exper
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by askonomm 6mo ago
This. Not to mention that for the mainstream users there are mainstream distros that are largely the same they have always been: Fedora, Ubuntu, Mint, so I never really understood the issue of having tons of distros out there for enthusiast
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by askonomm 6mo ago
Ah, yes, the [insert super inconvenient and complex thing to do that most people don’t know, want or should do] will solve it! And when that fails, surely the user can just write their own OS, right? Bunch of skill-issued complainers we the
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by askonomm 6mo ago
So are you also not allowed to move away or? I find it pretty messed up that your life as a man is literally owned by the government.
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by askonomm 7mo ago
I'm self-hosting Forgejo on my own home server. It's super easy to do via Docker or as a single binary executable. I even have CI/CD runners on it, which was also very easy to set up. Definitely recommend for those who might
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by askonomm 7mo ago
The USA administration is innocent? You got a very strange definition of innocent if you think that.
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by askonomm 7mo ago
You are aware that EU is not a single country, right? I know American education is third-world levels these days, so unfortunately I have to ask this.
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by askonomm 7mo ago
That's literally the entire Microslop Winblows set up screen flow. There's no "no", only "confirm".
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by askonomm 7mo ago
Do the immigration police in UK also murder their own citizens in broad daylight? What about incarceration (and falsely incarcerated) rates? What about general cases of police brutality? What about pedophile-run government where nobody ever
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by askonomm 7mo ago
I find it odd that EU is judged by efforts that have time and time again _failed_, when I'd see that as a perfect example of a system actually working, because people do have the power to stop hostile legislation, whereas I see no such
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by askonomm 7mo ago
This sort of washing away fundamental problems with blanket statements like "oh it's just X, not a big deal", which then always keep adding up to a pretty big deal, is not helpful. Perhaps ignorance is the path to happiness f
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by askonomm 7mo ago
I can understand that point, but I'd much rather vote for increased education than increased babysitting. Increased education would affect those that need it whereas increased babysitting affects everyone, including those who do not ne
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by askonomm 7mo ago
Right so by this logic, if I buy an electric car, and they decide to not let me drive on dirt-roads because the software won't allow me to and I need to ask special permission and wait 24h to be able to, that's also totally fine t
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by askonomm 7mo ago
What's next? I buy a car which I cannot drive in certain locations unless I ask for permission and wait 24h? Daddy Car Dealership please let me drive in this location, pretty please?
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by askonomm 7mo ago
So I buy a device ... with my own money ... which I supposedly then own, but then I need to ask some corporation permission to use it, and it treats me like a toddler by giving me a 24 hour wait period for the ability to install application
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by askonomm 7mo ago
> More control over widgets and feed experiences More control over ads? The whole widgets screen is quite literally just ads.
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by askonomm 7mo ago
Yea I don't believe or trust a single word coming out of that malware company.
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by askonomm 7mo ago
Pretty sure it's just that Windows is horribly broken, privacy-invading, ad-ridden malware disguised as an operating system. I swear it seems like nobody at Microsoft not even once have asked the actual users for what they would like t
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Framework 16 as a Server(nmm.ee)
4 points by askonomm 7mo ago|1 comments
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by askonomm 7mo ago
Why would me sitting down cause colon cancer?
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by askonomm 7mo ago
Don't the new iPhones have Apple's own modem in them?
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The Product Engineer(nmm.ee)
1 points by askonomm 7mo ago|0 comments
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by askonomm 7mo ago
The amount of people that know how to and also want to replace their operating system is effectively a rounding error in the consumer electronic market in general.
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by askonomm 7mo ago
I'm really after higher refresh rate than 60, but it seems it would cost me an arm, leg, both kidneys and my newborns to get it at 5k or more resolution.
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by askonomm 7mo ago
I even registered microslop.ee (directs to .com) because of how much I dislike Microslop.

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