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by b112 10mo ago
One. One watch. POTUS's watch. And in fact, that's why Boulder is currently shuttered... they disagreed.
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by b112 10mo ago
Read up on IOPS, conjoined with requests for sequential reads.
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by b112 10mo ago
Hey! Can't I just enjoy my schadenfreude in peace? I guess the takeaway is that, doubly so, trusting rust code to be memory safe, simply because it is rust isn't sensible. All its protections can simple be invalidated, and an en
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by b112 10mo ago
I really dislike systemd, and its monolithic mass of over-engineered, all encompassing code. So I have to hang a comment here, showing just how easy this is to manage in a simple startup script. How these features are always exposed. Take
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by b112 10mo ago
I applaud your efforts, but that seems difficult to me. There's so much nuance in language, and the original spanish translation would even be dependent upon locale-destination of the original dictionary. Which would also be time bas
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by b112 10mo ago
Only a left or right, one or the other world view would think such. As with almost everything, it's both. Some morality is relative, some is absolute.
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by b112 10mo ago
You seem to have missed the context in the post you replied to, and the original. I've said it several times, he said effectively "why am I looking at this woman", but countered with a complement to ensure his statement was
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by b112 10mo ago
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by b112 10mo ago
Sleazy? I'll have you know, the ToS clearly says it's in beta.
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by b112 10mo ago
That may or may not be the case for the words afterwards. However, what I cited would be taken as mere politeness. Failure to do so, rude.
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by b112 10mo ago
Amusing comparative to today's mores. What always strikes me these days, is how old film is now. This "attractive young lady" is likely in her 80s or 90s, if she's still among us. EG, let's take 2025 vs 1965 + 25
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by b112 10mo ago
It's amusing how much ads hurt, once you're weaned off of them. Even with traditional TV, growing up, I didn't really mind ads. Then I setup MythTV years ago, and had commercial skip... and of course just downloaded things w
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by b112 10mo ago
Wow. Force-Supporting the same company they're battling daily, on multiple issues.
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by b112 10mo ago
I have 117 thousand tabs, and it starts up fine. Just adjust your shm ratio. (I'm kidding)
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by b112 10mo ago
Not sure what your point is? It doesn't matter the number of users, because the GP's point is that those users are going to immediately bail, for a browser thsy supports ad block. So that extra money will never materialize. And
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by b112 11mo ago
Plus, the announcer is standing in front of a hedge. I'm not sure why, but every corporate picture I've seen of someone, in this context, is standing in front of a hedge. Seems to be a California thing? (Where I live, we only hav
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by b112 11mo ago
You stated I was wrong. I am, and was not. This is because I have contextually stated that I am referring to the average person's reality. I was specific in this point, because yes aosp exists. If you want to discuss conditions outs
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by b112 11mo ago
That's not needed though. No licensing is required. Code is copyright without any licensing. The hardware is not licensed, I don't sign a license or agree to one when buying a car or microwave. You can find edge cases, but the p
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by b112 11mo ago
From my post: An Apple account, or a Google account is required to use an iphone or pixel in its default config, and all the features it entails. Are you suggesting Google is selling Pixels with pure AOSP? Context counts.
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by b112 11mo ago
This seems like a book. Humans extinct for a billion years, AGI and robots tasked to feed and "take care of the cats". I imagine entire cities, houses built, all empty save cat and humanform robot.
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by b112 11mo ago
Boox devices are riddled with phone home to all sorts of domains, including to .cn domains, just run tcpdump on your firewall and watch. You should do absolutely nothing security conscious with them. For example, like putting keys on them
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by b112 11mo ago
When I tried (and returned) one of their monitors, it was absolutely horrific with ghosting. This was perhaps 5 years ago. There was no manual, and it had a closed source application to time or force refresh. Of course, being closed sourc
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by b112 11mo ago
For the average person, including buying apps, this simply isn't a reality. And Google will now be throwing up massive "OMG! You're going to install an app that isn't from the Play Store?!" warnings to anyone that
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by b112 11mo ago
There are escalative methods to employ in such situations. In many legal jurisdictions, a 'demand letter' holds weight. These can be served by courier, with proof of delivery as valid. One aspect of such a letter is a hard, spec
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by b112 11mo ago
There are a few physical Google stores. They aren't really very helpful at anything, and even don't have phones in stock often. I went to one, wanted a Pixel Fold in the spring, and was told "we'll get one". Some
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by b112 11mo ago
The broken logic is that it will expose why the account was flagged, and thus, allow 'bad actors' to better navigate and bypass such flags. Of course, this is absolutely silly and beyond absurd, for bad actors share information of
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by b112 11mo ago
If you want to truly save your photos, make backups of the locals and put it in your safe deposit box at the bank. Or alternatively, at a trusted friend/relative's house. Even doing this yearly can save the immense sadness of los
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by b112 11mo ago
Their point was completely valid. HN policies are what help keep this place sane.
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by b112 11mo ago
" Training or not, it's just spewing predictive, relational text." If you're responding to that, "so do we" is not accurate. We're not spewing predictive, relational text. We're communicating, after
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by b112 11mo ago
When you see a dog, or describe the entity, do you discuss the genetic makeup or the bone structure? No, you describe the bark. The end result is what counts. Training or not, it's just spewing predictive, relational text.

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