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by chneu 1y ago
>built Chrome into the best browser available today haha what? Not even close to true. Chrome is a locked down money maker for Google. It is primarily a data-collection tool for Google. No way is that possibly the best browser available
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by chneu 1y ago
Lol if you aren't blocking those popups by default. Lots of extensions will take care of that for ya.
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by chneu 1y ago
I don't read science/tech articles from major news outlets for this reason. They NEVER link to the papers and I always have to spend a few minutes searching for it. This doesn't happen nearly as often on smaller sci/tech
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by chneu 1y ago
Trust? They've loudly and proudly bragged about their bias. Anyone thinking modern Republicans have any morals is a fool just waiting to be tricked.
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by chneu 1y ago
The Mediterranean is currently experiencing water temps so high it's killing off everything. It's so hot that it's not enjoyable to swim in.
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by chneu 1y ago
It's also worth noting that while this is uncertain, it's likely an undercount. Our models are based on what we can measure. We're continually finding that we are under measuring. Chances are that children born today will fee
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by chneu 1y ago
Because he's an idiot. Everything he says and teaches is based off his insane personality and cult around him. Following his advice, which is mostly just reformatted stuff we already know(his breathing isn't new), is like followin
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by chneu 1y ago
This is a very wrong take. Fabs run on data. It takes years to gather that data. Fabs can't just be repurposed overnight. Yields must be good, which takes data, equipment, etc which is all extremely specialized. Very ignorant take.
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by chneu 1y ago
A lot of farmers LOVE solar because it's way less work than farming and makes consistent money. I know a bunch of farmers who have started installing solar in their fields..
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by chneu 1y ago
Conservatives did something kind of incredible. I'm in the PNW so I'll use timber and logging as my example but one can find similar stories in coal and oil. Conservatives used environmental causes as a means to distract workers.
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by chneu 1y ago
It's called ragebait and it's pretty common in marketing already.
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by chneu 1y ago
It also has to do with how basically everything is filmed for Netflix/streaming nowadays.
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by chneu 1y ago
You can't steal something if you can't own it.
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by chneu 1y ago
It would take a decade and hundreds of billions of dollars with no guarantee it would work. It's a terrible idea
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by chneu 1y ago
GF is like a decade behind in research. Without years to ramp up and update their fabs they're not relevant.
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by chneu 1y ago
GF is a few nodes behind. Micron doesn't make semiconductors, they mostly make flash and whatnot. TI doesn't have the capacity or knowledge to expand to Intel's size/capacity
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by chneu 1y ago
reminder that wim hof blew his intestines apart because he was using a public fountain to blow water up his own ass. he'd done it plenty of times before, he said, but they recently changed the water pressure and he wasn't aware.
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by chneu 1y ago
I don't trust microsoft to not push an update that exposes all my stuff. Their updates the last few years have been an absolutely shitshow in so many regards.
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by chneu 1y ago
This is a cop out that capitalism LOVES. It relinquishes the individual of any blame and encourages more consumption. We need to consume less and vote for climate policy. This begins with the individual. Those companies only get away with i
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by chneu 1y ago
Reminder that eating less meat is the single largest thing an individual can do to combat climate change, on a personal level.
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by chneu 1y ago
You can recharge Garmin watches the same way. I've had to do it a few times.
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by chneu 1y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. That's hilarious.
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by chneu 1y ago
I just went through the old thread and it's comments. It appears google didn't specifically state they were going to end the service. They hinted that links would continue working, but new ones would not be able to be created. It
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by chneu 1y ago
The alternatives just aren't there, either. Nebula is okay but not great. Floatplane is too exclusive. Vimeo..okay. But maybe a youtube disruption would be good for video on the internet. or it might be bad. idk.
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by chneu 1y ago
it's not the cost of hosting/sharing it. It's the cost employing people to maintain this alongside other google products. So, at minimum, assuming there are 2 people maintaining this at google that probably means it would cos
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by chneu 1y ago
archiveteam has the list at over 2billion urls with over a billion left to archive.
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by chneu 1y ago
That's not any better than what archiveteam is doing. They're brute forcing the URLs to capture all of them. So privacy won't really matter here.
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by chneu 1y ago
im about to go setup my spare n100 just for this project. If all it uses is a lil bandwidth then that's perfect for my 10gbps fiber and n100.
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by chneu 1y ago
new person got hired after old person left. new person says "we can save x% by shutting down these links. 99% arent used" and the new boss that's only been there for 6 months says "yeah sure". Why does google kill a
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by chneu 1y ago
Where'd all my porn go!?

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