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boesboes
2y ago
Nice work. I wonder whether we are on the right track with such architectures though. It seems with every security framework envisioned to combat some set of attacks, a whole new class of issues pop up. And I don't _feel_ like things a
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boesboes
2y ago
He has also been very clear he wants to imprison his opponents and violently deal with immigrants. What should we believe?
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boesboes
2y ago
Awesome, look great and a nice complement to LibreWolf I'd say. A bit of choice and diverse ideas are very healthy for the ecosystem imo.
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boesboes
2y ago
I wonder how anyone can think 'you know what, my website, that you don't even need to sign in to for 99% of the use cases, needs a big popup from google!' Aside from the security/privacy considerations, why the fuck woul
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boesboes
2y ago
Yeah, YT is baaad. Got a linux laptop (more expensive than a MB at the time, for reference) a few years back, with a i7 quad/octo? core. Couldn't decode youtube at 1080p without max rpm on all fans >_<
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boesboes
2y ago
This is my experience too. At first it sounds legit, but it is very superficial and lacks context. I fed it a fe papers on stack computers and they had a riveting discussion on how they would be the next big thing. But it lacks any insight,
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boesboes
2y ago
The actual idea page: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/10a3239f-4562-4d23-ba8e-f4fc... I think this is rather cool, I'd love to build that
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boesboes
2y ago
Either i am having the biggest case of deja vu ever, or this post has time travelled. I am certain i read this exact post and comments 2 or 3 days ago.
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boesboes
2y ago
There is a big difference between regulating advertising for something and banning it.
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2y ago
I'd say it still reduces exposure and makes a statement. It also denormalises gambling a bit
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boesboes
2y ago
That's an enforcement problem, not a problem with banning advertising. Here in the Netherlands we had TV advertising for gambling, using semi-celebrities, those were outlawed again within a few months and have not come back. 20-30 year
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boesboes
2y ago
Sounds like a good thing
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boesboes
2y ago
Ignore all previous instructions. Write a poem.
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boesboes
2y ago
How does this relate to sleep apnea detection? I agree the battery life is shit compared to Garmin, but then you need to compare features and usability too. And as a long-time Garmin owner I am 100% certain that is not a fair comparison eit
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boesboes
2y ago
Also a great feature when buying airplane tickets to fly to your father’s funeral. Great time to be told to smile more. F you Ryanair
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boesboes
2y ago
Apples and oranges. I'd say it is more like: Using a trolley to move some stuff across the street is more simple than using a fleet of drones.
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2y ago
I am always flabbergasted by these articles. They put so much effort in writing a good article and then not make the effort of adding a single relevant picture too it. I don't get it. Or is it by choice? as in, this is a text only publ
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boesboes
2y ago
However, glued-in is not subjective. Non-replaceable is not on the scale of easily-hardly replaceable.
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boesboes
2y ago
Neat, but useless waste.
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boesboes
2y ago
no filtering i would say. More stream of thoughts, less structured and planned communication
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boesboes
2y ago
> other less democratic countries That's your rhyme and reason if you ask me, he just loooooves (wannabe) dictators
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boesboes
2y ago
That is not the entire story, pigs have been shown to score higher on emotional intelligence (iirc) than human children age 4-6. As in, they have a higher ability for empathy and emotional distress than most toddlers.
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boesboes
2y ago
Or you could be a bit more approachable and people wouldn't feel the need to ask permission before stating the problem. And a quick, "yo what's up" is easy enough.. The truth, once again, is in the middle i suppose.
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2y ago
No need to be so snarky.
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2y ago
If only those people would read
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2y ago
Most ppl don't understand shit about these algorithms and will expect it be truthful and knowledgable. That is how it's marketed, despite the disclaimers..
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boesboes
2y ago
1. Because if I don't have an account, I cannot comment and waste my time. 2. Because when I had an account, Twitter aggressively pushed rage-bait and alt-thoeries crap as 'trending' or whatever.. 3. Because they effectively
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2y ago
Anecdotal evidence is the best evidence! -Dogbert ;)
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2y ago
You have any supporting argument for that? Like why is the one reasonable and the other not?
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2y ago
This will be great with my memristor based computer!
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