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Tested: Google's new GPU is a disaster for Pixel 10 game emulation(androidauthority.com)
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Here was the latest just shortly ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45458768 You can google "tesla door handle death fatality" for more, people forget but I've seen a steady rash of incidents over the
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Just look at the body counts of people dying because in crashes either they can't get out due to doors not opening, or people can't get them out due to doors not opening. Good for Germany. If there were any integrity left in the U
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by bastard_op 1y ago
It ought to be a useful indicator to Spain/Italy and their population that the only thing they're good for is football and causing misery for everyone else. Maybe some self-reflection is due. They shut down the internet because th
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Imagine if the MPAA/RIAA knew about this during the 2000's to use against the Kazaa, Limewire, etc during that era anywhere/everywhere. It is so overreaching the Internet would have been stalled at the time. It is astonishing
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Here's some money, now piss off and let us get back to taking everyone else's. Same racket the media cartels and patent trolls have been forcing for 40-50 years.
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Apple already slurps everything you do with their "privacy proxy" services, so what more risk do you want? Apple defaults for forwarding all dns and web pages via their proxies, they just can't seem to figure out what to do w
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by bastard_op 1y ago
I started finally using gpt about 6mo ago a lot to do useful things, it finally came far enough along. One day I thought after one of Google's big hype sessions about Gemini I should check it out too. So I was working with a customer a
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Probably the same smirk he gave his (former) wife when she asked exactly how he knew his friend Jeffrey Epstein.
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Same as 99% of Chinese sellers on amazon - make a bad product, just rename, and have deepseek make you a new random short-as-possible company name with random characters and as human as possible.
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by bastard_op 1y ago
I usually feel with chatgpt picking a model is like "Which of the three stooges would you like to talk to, curly, larry, or moe (or worse, curly joe)?" I usually only end up using o3 because gpt-40 is just that bad, so why would I
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by bastard_op 1y ago
The article is not wrong, it's exactly what they're doing, but so does Google with their 8.8.8.8 servers, and you thought Google was doing it out of the goodness of their hearts (after they removed the do not be evil clause). At
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Good thing Coinbase just leaked their customer PII so this can become a common story.
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Blocking ICMP tends to come with blocking ICMP Unreachables, that happens to handle Path MTU Discovery (PMTUD), which you definitely want on if you work around VPN's at all, or certain ISP's that might not allow a full 1500 byte f
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by bastard_op 1y ago
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by bastard_op 1y ago
Now we need a browser extension that DOES show the tariff impact on purchases. Inquiring minds want to know.
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by bastard_op 2y ago
I remember pirating photoshop in the late 90's for the every now and then I need to edit a photo (usually something dumb or screwing around). I was never going to pay anything let alone the real cost to use it for random crap I needed
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by bastard_op 2y ago
This sounds like some marketing stunt so microsoft can claim to be the most widely deployed website in the world, mostly by virtue of it installing itself to every windoze 11 desktop like most malware/potentially unwanted programs (pup
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by bastard_op 2y ago
> 0 - I haven’t visited SF since early 2020. On that trip, my hotel was near the Tenderloin and things were pretty rough vis-a-vis public intoxication, indecent exposure, homelessness, etc. That was my same opinion of SF when I lived in
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by bastard_op 2y ago
I said this in the late 90's with divx rips and turning off cable tv then for a cable modem and usenet. It took a while for the world to catch up.
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by bastard_op 2y ago
Well if it's good enough for the president to discuss with chiefs bombings and his latest grift, than I suppose it's good enough for me.
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by bastard_op 2y ago
This is a really neat solution, as finding a really good enterprise-y solution that meets the needs for hardware encryption, offline ca's, all that good stuff is really hard to find that doesn't suck. Active Directory Certificate
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by bastard_op 2y ago
I had to look, thinking "What, I can't save a file anymore without a subscription?" Sounds like a microsoft thing to do. But no, it was just goddamn access to AI. In notepad. Oh, that's a thing, and one I should pay for?
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by bastard_op 2y ago
I've have a need for a kvm for a customer I'm working with because they're too cheap to buy an enterprise-y one, so I ordered a couple JetKVM's to use and test, but I've been waiting a month so far, and not really s
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by bastard_op 2y ago
I was watching the 38c3 talk about this a few months ago, and just laughed seeing the recent news. Guess they have a good reason to be paranoid, hmm. https://youtu.be/r8IqkUTGjlA
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by bastard_op 2y ago
Dealing with anything AI, particularly chatgpt has been a matter of pick your Stooge, Larry, Moe, or Curly (Joe). History lesson included. If you pick default, you get Curly, which will give you something, but you may end up walking off a c
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by bastard_op 2y ago
Last time Trump installed Ajit Pai, the ultimate telecomm shill into that job, and you know the telecoms all wrote checks to pay him to remove all this hurt to their bottom line. Junk fees and overcharges for everyone again!
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by bastard_op 2y ago
Microsoft loves ad revenue as much as anyone, why would they argue it? They can just blame google, having their cake and eating it too.
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by bastard_op 2y ago
This has been the situation since the last 4090's melting as well. Just check youtube channels for videos of the repairs daily from these folks. It's fun to watch, less if you actually bought one. I wouldn't buy one after wat
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by bastard_op 2y ago
There's probably more accurate answers, but I'd say they don't because they don't want the responsibility internally and/or don't have the funding, and can't because they're too ineptly run to do anyt

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