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by axus 1y ago
Anti-trust is needed when a company is interfering with competition. I think there is no cost to switching Search providers. Android is the one place Google has control over the OS. Two taps gets me to a list of search providers in Chrome
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by axus 1y ago
I really appreciate seeing those comparisons, always learn about projects I've never heard of. And practicing an answer here is low stakes way to develop a response, that might be useful later at an in-person meeting.
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by axus 1y ago
But I really like checking my email without signing in to a VPN.
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by axus 1y ago
Also in the article, they mention at the time of theft cell phones are wrapped in foil, and GPS jammers are installed on the car.
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by axus 1y ago
Interesting that Cambodia is the recent adversary they want the jets for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Cambodia%E2%80%93Thailand... My brief research says Cambodia was using old Soviet and Chinese stuff, with som
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by axus 1y ago
The wisdom was not launching a satellite on their competitor's rocket.
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by axus 1y ago
I don't use an ad-blocker, I definitely noticed the website has no ads and stores no cookies or other data besides the theme you can select by clicking at the top right. The concept of independent creative careers seems to be ending, a
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by axus 1y ago
Here's a fun snippet from Wikipedia's anti-satellite weapon page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-satellite_weapon#Soviet_U... "Elements within the Soviet space industry convinced Leonid Brezhnev that
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by axus 1y ago
Wise of them to launch FM1 on an Indian rocket, then.
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by axus 1y ago
CPS is legally obligated to investigate all reports of neglect. The targeting is done by the people reporting the children. I'm not opposed to rare government intrusions into peoples lives, but there must be well-defined rules about w
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by axus 1y ago
I wouldn't say its fair, but it's good for Germany. In the US, I don't like American companies moving to other countries.
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by axus 1y ago
Likely an error? During this administration, while rule of law is ignored, in the nation's founding legal document, localized entirely within powers and rights the executive branch doesn't like? Yes. My first impression was everyt
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by axus 1y ago
Human beings are weird, and donations aren't always based on reason. I say it's better to discuss the feelings than worry about disapproval. Surely a recent audit only increases the odds of someone assuming responsibility for a f
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by axus 1y ago
Is Wired really the first place people think of for this kind of product review? Which sites and publications would you recommend, and which have are biased for financial reasons?
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by axus 1y ago
Cool that they provide 500 lines of R code used to generate the analysis. You'd need to sign up for an API key here: https://api.data.gov/signup/ A pass-through rate of < 2% seems unbelievable, makes me wonder
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by axus 1y ago
I thought FedNow was for settlement between banks, not a consumer-facing service. That would be a "Central Bank Digital Currency": https://www.federalreserve.gov/central-bank-digital-currency... There were some b
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by axus 1y ago
For 1, 2, and 3, the website owner can choose to block you completely based on IP address or your User Agent. It's not nice, but the best reaction would be to find another website. Perplexity is choosing to come back "on a VPN&qu
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by axus 1y ago
ITU is the big international body. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Telecommunicatio...
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by axus 1y ago
Also, "The maximum annual deduction is $25,000 for individuals." Taxes are still being assessed, and tips over $500 a week won't have their tax refunded. Some rhetoric during BBB debate was a side effect of a similar politica
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by axus 1y ago
Meanwhile in VMWare-land, you might pay that much in subscription fees with no hardware. https://www.reddit.com/r/vmware/comments/1h8brs2/i_literally...
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by axus 1y ago
A neighbor had a bus under renovation in their driveway for a few years. That really bothered one guy, the rest of us just rolled our eyes. HOA is another layer of local government, I think it's great that moving is a chance to choose
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by axus 1y ago
Can you buy a gun with a credit card in the US? I presume yes. Why would other weapons be different?
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by axus 1y ago
In the Linux binary context, do i386 and i686 mean the same thing? i686 seems relatively modern in comparison, even if it's 32-bit.
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by axus 1y ago
How would you feel about a US Central Bank Digital Currency? https://www.federalreserve.gov/central-bank-digital-currency...
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by axus 1y ago
"Citizen's United" wasn't _wrong_ about money being a type of speech, that shouldn't be censored. Only wrong about who the first amendment is for.
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by axus 1y ago
Is the hypothesis that the next 24 months will be measurably better for software engineering jobs than the last 24 months?
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by axus 1y ago
Elon saw yesterday's article about The Promised LAN, and said "What if we connected that instead of the Internet...?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44661682#44663409
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by axus 1y ago
VMware has certainly extracted more dollars from me than ProxMox has. It's nice when companies contribute fixes and testing up-stream, even when it's not a monetary contribution.
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by axus 1y ago
Any more details about the offline patch/upgrade process? When I looked at gitlab years ago, it handled that fine but the documentation seemed "nervous" about it.

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