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by blitzar 3mo ago
The cope in this article is strong ... the year of desktop linux indeed. > Of course, StatCounter’s numbers should be read for what they are: web usage statistics, not a direct count of installed operating systems. I am unclear how one w
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by blitzar 3mo ago
> a serious job with real responsibilities. this is an election for members of parliament - its not like the 650 of them all do stuff most days
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Chips are specifically excluded from the tarrifs.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
If anything it is highlighting the pointlessness of any new messaging platform. Companies can and should lock down to the platform that comes with their subscription for everything else - and for all personal matters that is locked down wit
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Finance - no personal devices in the office and no personal (or unauthorised) messaging apps on your work devices.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Been a sackable offence for over a decade in finance, I can not fathom why other sectors have been so slow to enforce some basic standards. Recording every call, message (and in my office - thing you said at your desk) is mostly used for co
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Not like America’s Beautiful Clean Coal.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
You should reply and see if you get an agent reply.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
On a date, when the clothes come off I press record (with consent) on my Ai assistant. The after action report is enlightening.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
They want it in every classroom, every day. If they fund steaks for school lunches some good may come of it.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
The administration is very knowledgeable about all things A1.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
I live my life a 1/4 of a percentile at a time ... For those ten seconds or less, I'm free.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
its ycombinator ... it must be good.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Ai remains a solution looking for a problem. Code autocomplete is a success, password reset via ai is a failure - everything else ... still busy tokenmaxxxing in search of a problem it fits into.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
I for one am glad to hear they have some standards over there and refuse to profit from exploiting peoples private information.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
We collect your data, sell it to the highest bidder and sun ourselves on a yacht we bought with the proceeds ... "to help you".
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by blitzar 3mo ago
These made wirelessly syncing your pda a simple 8 step process back in the day.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
All it has to do is get somewhere and explode, the cheaper the better.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
double irish dutch sandwich
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Here we just call it en
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Sorry I cant take anyone who keeps a straight face while suggesting one is worse than the other. At that point it is not disingenuous, its brain washed.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Looks good - will have to give them a go!
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by blitzar 3mo ago
I would also like to see local PCB manufacturers - pcbway etc like. Modern production facilities might even be locally competitive given the amount of automation that can be had.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Also suitable for keeping an economy functioning and weaponry in war. You might not be able to fabricate billion terraflop GPUs but at least the basics of survival will be able to be locally produced without scavenging washing machines for
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by blitzar 3mo ago
> if you decide to go to China one day they might already have all the data PRISM ... XKeyscore ... > The US is certainly inching in that direction Itching to go in a direction that (publicly known) they have been in for decades now.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Not a hotdog.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
Smash that like button
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by blitzar 3mo ago
it's made with bits of real panther, so you know it's good
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by blitzar 3mo ago
> if they just spent a little, maybe as much as a couple of million it would make a huge difference, but they refuse to ... they do. > 250 million isn't much ... sigh.
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by blitzar 3mo ago
never had absolute freedom of speech like the US, which itself (since it was colonised) never had absolute freedom of speech.

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