bronlund

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by bronlund 10mo ago
I appreciate you taking the time to explain it to me. I think I'm just a little fed up about the whole concept since a lot of series are just like this. Making fun of stupid people is an honest thing I guess, but mostly it just seems k
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by bronlund 10mo ago
I don't really think it's funny when people are presented with choices, they always pick the wrong one. Maybe it's an American thing.
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by bronlund 10mo ago
I lasted maybe 5 minute into this one before I realised it was just another stupid show inventing stupid problems and having stupid people react to them in stupid ways.
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by bronlund 11mo ago
It isn't really that complicated. Eric is an ass and that's how we ended up in this mess to begin with.
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by bronlund 11mo ago
Complaining about Microsoft's lack of quality control is like complaining the strip club has poor lighting for reading.
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by bronlund 11mo ago
This is an easy one. The smarter you are, the more you understand all the shit that is going on. Would you rather be dumb and happy instead of seeing all the shit? Nope. The smartest of us are not having a good time.
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by bronlund 11mo ago
This 10 year old article may be of interest if you are into stuff like that: https://illmatics.com/Remote%20Car%20Hacking.pdf
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by bronlund 11mo ago
Good questions!
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by bronlund 11mo ago
It was most likely in the specs from the beginning. You can't have busses roaming around with no way to turn them off remotely.
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by bronlund 11mo ago
I wasn't aware of that, thanks. But still, if you go buy a car right now, I doubt they are going to make it a sales pitch that you are not the only one who can control your car.
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by bronlund 11mo ago
This is just stupid. All modern vehicles har been fully remote controllable for years.
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by bronlund 1y ago
Imagine that.
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by bronlund 1y ago
This is all temporary. In a not too distant future, people will just get the AI to simulate whatever application they want directly - skipping that annoying programming stage altogether :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGi
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by bronlund 1y ago
Nothing compares to the constant switching between feeling like the stupidest person on planet earth, to feeling like the smartest one.
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by bronlund 1y ago
I love my mac and I hate everything Microsoft, but just as Xcode may be the worst piece of software coming out of Apple, Visual Studio (no, not VSCode) may be the greatest piece of software coming out of Microsoft. It is an amazing piece of
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by bronlund 1y ago
I still use both Midnight Commander and Total Commander daily. Those are hard habits to kick :D For macOS, I use Forklift.
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by bronlund 1y ago
I'm not criticising Minkowski, I'm criticising the author of the article. He starts out by talking about one dimensional lines, then suddenly jumps to curves as if they could be mistaken for the same thing. And in my humble opinio
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by bronlund 1y ago
Why the downvotes? This is the correct answer to the first question raised: "...how many dimensions does a line have?". You can track a point to create a line, you can shift the line to make a plane, you can move the plane to crea
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by bronlund 1y ago
A line has one dimension, and one only. It couldn't care less about whatever you do to it in higher dimensions. That's their problem.
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by bronlund 1y ago
Location: You don't want to know Remote: Only Willing to relocate: Nope Technology: Whatever Working experience: 30 years I'll do anything for money, but I work only when I feel like it.
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by bronlund 1y ago
I think it was more about it not being worth the money. REBOL was clever and all, but when you do compete with free stuff, you can't just set whatever price you like - it has to make sense for the customer.
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by bronlund 1y ago
As I remember it; it was free for personal use, but if you were to use it commercially, you had to pay a license cost. There also was a server version which could set you back thousands of dollars. If you wanted to export the REBOL API whic
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by bronlund 1y ago
I remember being really impressed by REBOL, I thought it was a really cool language and I did make some small tools with it. To bad greed ruined it for everybody.
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by bronlund 1y ago
I love reading comments like this because it just makes me feel good about my life choices. You are aware that things like your bank and insurance all run on COBOL, right?
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by bronlund 1y ago
Nice try profiling this supreme summit of smartypants, but you're no match for our collective IQ ;)
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by bronlund 1y ago
XD
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by bronlund 1y ago
I love Audio Hijack, and I do use Loopback and SoundSource as well. Windows users love to complain about the fact that we have to pay for this stuff, but forget to mention that no amount of money can give you half of the same functionality
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by bronlund 1y ago
Some say that if FitBit hadn't bought them, the Kickstarter supporters that still hadn't received their devices, wouldn't gotten their money refunded from Pebble. If this is true or not, I have no idea.
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by bronlund 1y ago
They did. Google bought FitBit in 2019 and released the source code to PebbleOS in 2025.
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by bronlund 1y ago
I too was part of the initial Kickstarter and I had both the first and the second version. When FitBit bought Pebble in 2016, some may argue that this was a good thing, the development of the watch and the OS just stopped - it was dead. Fit

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