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calgoo
3y ago
She is big enough to build her mega-church like venues, or just rent a mega church. The has way to many of those anyway, so some actual use might come from them. The important thing would be for Taylor and a few others to give the middle fi
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Taylor swift is big enough that she could build a venue in each location if she wanted, so that not an issue. If Taylor and a few other large artists gave the middle finger to ticketmaster and basically created their own ticket system, i pr
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3y ago
So in my opinion, the fans suing ticketmaster should sue Taylor Swift for using ticket master. Then she can sue her music company for doing business with ticket master. its not like selling tickets is not a solved problem, so why are we eve
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3y ago
I agree, was there not a case recently where all the information was being posted on the government webpage, and depending on your info it only show a select view. It was found that if you viewed the source it showed all the info for all us
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3y ago
I’ll bite… let’s start by removing any software patents, they are just stupid. Then, let’s start having a look at over broad patents that don’t help anyone but megacorps to block innovation and competition. Then finally, the whole RD sob st
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3y ago
So, in that case, I wonder what would happen if someone just flooded the internet with modified save files for free. Remove the money incentive and just publish thousands of uploads around the web from outside Japan.
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3y ago
These days, apart from python, I end up rewriting a lot of bash in ansible as that’s what a lot of infrastructure engineers know and it’s somewhat decent at running the code.
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3y ago
I mean, honestly I don’t really think anyone cares about international law when decide to murder a bunch of people (any conflict, not just this one). That’s the problem really, you can shout as much as you want that they don’t have uniforms
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3y ago
You can check out Simplivity from HP that does something similar, but in a more traditional enterprise setup. We use them as local VMware and storage for factories and warehouses where there is need for compute and storage that needs to be
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3y ago
The US uses trade agreements to enforce the rule in the EU. Spain used to be quite lenient with copyright, but the US threatened to block all sales to Spain of movies and music. Then a minister basically implemented new restrictions a week
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3y ago
Europe is basically open boarders internally. So once you pass an external boarder you almost have free passage. This is a good thing. You won’t be able to stop people like this that are state backed even if you wanted to unless they mess u
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3y ago
Found this on GitHub: https://github.com/Abstrct/Schemaverse
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3y ago
Could just shorten it to: “Don’t be a di*”
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3y ago
I was thinking the same thing! I was washing my iphone under running (using soap) weekly during covid and have not had any issues. Like they say, try not to get it into the charging port, as you have to wait for it to dry out before pluggin
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3y ago
While I’m more on the infrastructure side of things, I see a similar issue. Like you mentioned, it’s great for lookups of API documentation and getting examples etc. I have also used it for things like templates and boring boilerplate. I ha
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3y ago
The video of the gold rush town just makes me think of what games like Red Dead and GTA could look like.
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3y ago
Not really an issue, just build federal networks and rent them out to the mobile providers, at the same time giving the middle finger to the lobbyists that try to outlaw municipal networks.
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3y ago
The post office workers in the UK who where f-ed over by the government because the software was reporting things incorrectly could really have used this as well. Should all our financial systems be open source too? Maybe it should be like
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3y ago
I agree around teams and outlook, but what is the alternative? Google? AWS? Self host? Honest question, because the way enterprise tends to work, they want to offload the responsibility to a third party so When information does leak or get
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3y ago
I would love to be able to generate an open source application by using others open source code! Would be amazing if it could just collect all sources in a similar way to how one would make references/citations in an essay, and “forcin
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3y ago
You can yes, but the rumor is that Apple is focusing on adding them directly to your device, and if they integrate it deeply in the OS, then it will require the chips to run it. I’m sure you will be able to run old devices but without the l
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3y ago
I have always thought that swappable batteries make a lot more sense then charging stations where you have to wait instead of just stopping at a station where the batteries are replaced like a old vhs player :)
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3y ago
I wonder if we could render html inline now as you can do images and other others? Same thing for Markdown for example. My dream would be to basically move everything into the console, but I need graphical applications these days for intera
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3y ago
Sneakers is one of my favourite hacker movies. I have always loved the scene where they trace his travel path based on sound. And it was the first time I saw how an interface for blink people worked.
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3y ago
I have been running some 7b models on my 8gb MacBook Air m2. It works, as long as you don’t want to do anything else at the same time. It brings my system down to a crawl, but it works, and having cli ollama binary is enough atm.
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3y ago
Well, there is this issue around the baseband modem having access to the hardware, at least in phones. If i remember correctly, they can install software that way? However, if we are using a USB modem, i wonder if we are already more secure
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3y ago
I was not allowed to make a meme of me with a gas can in the datacenter lighting the servers on fire as it was decommission time. It instead suggested i give it a goodbye party. Funny and a little scary at the same time.
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3y ago
I did sapphires in my engagement ring. Love their blue color!
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3y ago
AI's for everyone!!!! It's actually a scare but possible future. Everyone has to carry personal security AI that you rent from some Corpo, and if you don't you will be endlessly hacked and harassed in IRL just like we are onl
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3y ago
"The weakness is only if someone controls your internet connection and can use a compromised certification process to trick you into thinking you are at e2e.com" That will be (or already is) done at ISP level. It will probably be
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