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151.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
I'm sure there are effective altruists on one side of the split and not the other.
152.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
How much longer until they start hiring the token high school drop out whiz kid, or are they completely skipping that this time around?
153.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
It's nice that they're doing this, but don't bet the farm on this product until they release a second version. Not saying I've been burned by them pulling a product and then memory-holing its existence, but, um.
154.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Also... it's kind of weird taking a decentralized system and recentralizing it.
155.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Oh man, I've been laughing at this for 37 minutes straight now.
156.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Then there are old school ISPs where there was no separation between company and customer email addresses.
157.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
And why was AI seen as a red flag?
158.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
I mean, a 125kW server stuffed into 5U will definitely work nicely for toast.
159.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure there's an xkcd for this.
160.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
What happens to these platforms when there's nothing left to access them? That's where we're headed.
161.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Hooboy. Where do I even start with this?
162.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
And just wait until they find out that compressor/limiters came about for reasons other than shaping the dynamics of music. If you're not slammed against the wall, your AM broadcast signal isn't going far.
163.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Umm... did y'all not have music class in elementary school?
164.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
This is great. I've been wondering about these for decades.
165.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
This sounds like a great thing for people that beat their domestic partners. Make it harder for their victims to escape.
166.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
ANGH as long as marketing people are allowed to control the narrative.
167.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
At least it's not the IPv8 guy again.
168.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
"everybody wins"
169.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Remember when nvidia asked us to stop calling them enron because unlike enron they actually admit to doing all the things enron did so it's not illegal?
170.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
While I don't do the radio part of radio, I actually have a proper radio automation setup at home running into an icecast server for my own in-house use. And if you really want it to feel right, spend some money getting some imaging
171.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
And tattoos, too.
172.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Local copper thieves that were busted stealing telco lines... they were just looking to make a quick buck regardless of legality or care for the impact it had on other people. They're more like tech company CEOs, really.
173.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
I too was confused.
174.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Is that before or after, "You're going to give us all your money"?
175.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
They now have the AI that gives them the praise they want. We have been made redundant.
176.
by bigbuppo 4mo ago
Move slow, fix things.
177.
by bigbuppo 5mo ago
Yeah, but Meta is the stalker that planted the bushes outside your house so they can have a place to hide while they're fapping as they're getting more data from you so they can... I mean, they don't know what they want to do
178.
by bigbuppo 5mo ago
Like all software companies that go down the subscription hole, they do their best to hide it. You literally have to login and click on a bunch of things to get to that point. And I'm sure this will all change when the new vulture capi
179.
by bigbuppo 5mo ago
I loved XP. My laptop had 256MB of RAM.
180.
by bigbuppo 5mo ago
Capture One still offers a perpetual license for US$349... it's the option down at the bottom, of course. And they still do discounted upgrade pricing on that, too.

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