badgersnake

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by badgersnake 2mo ago
How about a guest unlock where you can lend your phone to someone to do basic web browsing or make a call, but they can’t see any of your data.
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by badgersnake 2mo ago
It’s bonkers that 50 states all decide to make their own set of rules for this. Maybe talk to each other?
33.
by badgersnake 2mo ago
Depends how remote your destination is.
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by badgersnake 2mo ago
I’d prefer an article actually about cooking steak.
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by badgersnake 2mo ago
Correct, mowing a lawn is not an optimal path problem. It’s a making the lawn look nice problem.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
If everybody thinks you’re biased, you’re probably not biased at all.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
Small violin for you.
38.
by badgersnake 3mo ago
This argument has been made a lot on this site, mainly by people who don’t understand live music.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
I don’t think that’s even possible.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
I run ZFS on Linux and FreeBSD and FreeBSD is less of a faff. If you don’t need docker on your NAS, I would go FreeBSD as well.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
Cancel your prime is a good start.
42.
by badgersnake 3mo ago
Or just buy an actual book from and independent bookshop.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
I’m not surprised. Of course people take shortcuts. They did it before LLMs came around. If you don’t understand the output you don’t get to judge the quality.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
> Apps that I mostly don't understand the underlying code So you’re just flinging tokens at the wall until something sticks. That’s not engineering.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
It also assumes the US broadband market is free, which it effectively isn’t. There’s a huge moat of hard-lobbied for “regulations” put in place by the established players.
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by badgersnake 3mo ago
I imagine that’s classified.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
Don’t completely rewrite your comments after somebody replied.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
European or American. Currently Russia is sanctioned so it’s illegal to do business there. If it were legal they would be straight back.
49.
by badgersnake 4mo ago
They will sell in Russia when it’s legal to do so, just like every other company.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
The original OpenID was fine.
51.
by badgersnake 4mo ago
And putting it into free models like quen. It’s hard to care about this.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
How does a company verify its age?
53.
by badgersnake 4mo ago
Probably by AI
54.
by badgersnake 4mo ago
CTOs / CEOs have demonstrated how completely useless they are pretty much across the board over the last few years. Groupthink and bandwagons, zero innovation or use of brain.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
It matters when all your data ends up on pastebin.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
> Nobody important or worth following uses Mastodon. This obviously is total nonsense.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
Better than shellac I guess. Jewel cases are fragile, but they’re largely standard and can be easily replaced if the crack or the dots in the middle snap off. It has no bearing on the artwork or the music itself.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
> If you crash your car, you are liable for the accident. Because I didn’t go through all the blueprints and find the flaw that led to the crash. This is a dumb argument. It’s also the one the AUR appears to be making.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
Nope, the war in Iran is testament to that.
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by badgersnake 4mo ago
Vinyl? Sturdy? Please.

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