bogwog

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by bogwog 3y ago
Those are exactly the type of people who have the power to pressure Nvidia to do the right thing.
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by bogwog 3y ago
My rear camera doesn’t work, am I screwed?
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by bogwog 3y ago
So you trust the companies that have less competitors and outsized market power?
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by bogwog 3y ago
That’s how I was introduced to SQL!
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by bogwog 3y ago
Finally, a justification for Gnome!
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by bogwog 3y ago
I think that'd be hard in practice since the article mentioned that they're sold in bulk. Sending offers to everyone in a package would be difficult. But I wonder if it could be possible to crowd fund something like this, or have
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by bogwog 3y ago
This article reads like someone dumped a bunch of random Rust facts into ChatGPT and told it to generate a blog post.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Quote from the OP: > The Gizmodo article has a ridiculously wrong “fair use” analysis, saying “Fair Use does not, by any stretch of the imagination, allow you to use an author’s entire copyrighted work without permission as a part of a d
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by bogwog 3y ago
> These are really niche issues and most people aren't even aware, let alone care about this. Everyone seems to be aware of the protests in Hollywood, and I don't think it's too much of a stretch to tie that to privacy iss
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by bogwog 3y ago
I don't think Intel needs telemetry to know their customers use Youtube and Twitch.
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by bogwog 3y ago
This might actually be a good thing. For the longest time, very few people cared about privacy issues, which is why we live in a privacy hellscape today. If AI fears can motivate people to start taking privacy issues seriously, then we migh
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by bogwog 3y ago
> If you want to do this kind of thing, let authors opt-in (or publishers). If it's fair use, why should you have to do that? The same copyright law protecting author's ownership rights over their art also provide "fair us
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by bogwog 3y ago
These types of discussions on this site are pointless. I can tell that no matter what I say, you’re going to end up moving the goal posts. Why do I know this? Because you non sarcastically are trying to say that Apple doesn’t have a monopol
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by bogwog 3y ago
Apple made better chips than Qualcomm because Qualcomm is a monopolist, and thus doesn’t need to actually compete. The moment a competitor sprung up, they got their ass kicked. Yes, no other company but Apple could have pulled that off, but
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by bogwog 3y ago
I've been using Kagi for almost a year now, and I love it. Every now and then I'll check Google out of curiosity, and it's always shocking how bad the results are. Inaccurate results, spam sites everywhere, and sensory overlo
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Better technology does not necessarily mean that you will have the better business. Right, sometimes an existing company can spend you out of business even if your product is superior, even if consumers prefer your product, and even if
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by bogwog 3y ago
Even if it kills Firefox, it would be a net positive to the web overall, and may even lead to new browsers that aren't just Chromium forks. Google is raking in billions of dollars per year illegally. If the court rules that way and for
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by bogwog 3y ago
If China doesn't break up their giants, then they will lose.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Qualcomm is a patent troll. They probably already have a few dozen over-broad patents on things crucial for RISC-V implementations and are just fishing for more.
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by bogwog 3y ago
rsync.net is more expensive than something like backblaze though, which makes me wonder why someone would use it other than for the geek factor. The OP alluded to tarsnap being the best, but didn't really explain why that is. Rsync too
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by bogwog 3y ago
What kind of frustrations has systemd caused you? I know there are a lot of very valid criticisms of it, but the only time I’ve experienced actual frustration is when I’m fighting with the timer syntax that I can never seem to memorize. Bes
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by bogwog 3y ago
For the longest time, the Mac version of Inkscape was effectively unusable due to a horrible UI port. I don't use Mac, but IIRC they did announce that it was revamped not that long ago. I wonder if that hurt its adoption since a lot of
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by bogwog 3y ago
Mold is amazing. I was playing around with O3DE some months ago, and tried switching to Mold to see if it could improve my build-run cycle times, and it absolutely did. I don't remember the exact numbers, but it was something crazy lik
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by bogwog 3y ago
> “We (Microsoft) are in a very unique position to be able to go spend Sony out of business,” said Booty in a December 2019 email, referencing spending $2 billion or $3 billion in 2020 to avoid competitors getting ahead in content at a l
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by bogwog 3y ago
I think I might do that for my own sites lol
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by bogwog 3y ago
And kagi.com is way better than DDG if you're willing to pay
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by bogwog 3y ago
It's 2 anecdotes to your 1. Anecdotes are useless, but you are down by 1. I suggest you call for reinforcements, or make a hasty retreat.
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by bogwog 3y ago
So to get this you need to apply by giving your app idea to a company notorious for stealing third party app ideas?
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by bogwog 3y ago
So people should suck at writing Python code for the sake of teamwork? What?
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by bogwog 3y ago
This would be cool to have for an online code editor or similar, but otherwise I hate these types of custom navigation things on websites.

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