danudey

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by danudey 2y ago
Betterness.
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by danudey 2y ago
Not to mention what's the performance like on battery vs. plugged in. If I have to stay tethered to the wall in order to achieve the rated performance then it's not really an apples-to-apples comparison unless you only ever use yo
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by danudey 2y ago
Until companies are held liable for security failures they could have and should have prevented, there's no incentive for anyone to do anything. As long as the cost of replacing hardware, securing software, and hiring experienced profe
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by danudey 2y ago
After Apple argued for years that a mandatory encryption-bypassing, privacy-bypassing backdoor for the government could be used by malicious entities, and the government insisting that it's all fine don't worry, now we're see
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by danudey 2y ago
> Why do you frame it as an "HR exercise" when it's just the people who are about to play a game talking about what they expect out of it? Because they're so incapable of considering other people's feelings that
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by danudey 2y ago
Hypothetical situation: someone had an abusive alcoholic father, and discussion of drinking and alcohol brings up a lot of unwanted feelings, including anxiety, unpleasant memories resurfacing, etc. You're suggesting that the person in
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by danudey 2y ago
Some people just don't understand social norms and, you know, other people's feelings, and use these sorts of games as their own personal power fantasy. There have been a kind of gross number of threads I've seen where women
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by danudey 2y ago
A lot of people did, and a lot of people were made to feel extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome and ended up leaving the game/community because of their bad experiences with DMs who don't understand that it's not okay to hav
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by danudey 2y ago
The frustrating thing here is that the people in the article are complaining that Wizards isn't 'leaving it up to the DM', but that's one of the main things that WotC always drives home - and still is. If you want to fil
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by danudey 2y ago
I think it is reasonable to assert that the health and survival of both human populations and the natural ecosystem is of critical importance to human society. Therefore, it seems easy to argue that making a water system uninhabitable and c
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by danudey 2y ago
Someone in another comment said that artists don't even get paid if they have <1000 streams. I wonder if Spotify does anything to spread things around to try to keep as many artists as possible under that 1000 streams cap so that th
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by danudey 2y ago
100% guarantee that, once the technology is solid enough and the library is big enough, Spotify is going to train an AI off the tracks they own the rights to so they can mass-produce this music without paying anyone (except nvidia) a dime.
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by danudey 2y ago
Spotify has 31% of the music streaming market[0], and now they're using their market share in that market to leverage out other creators in another market. This isn't really much different than Amazon using sales data from third p
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by danudey 2y ago
This is only true if you think that every voter hinged their votes on road safety, or were even aware of their candidate's stance on regulations.
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by danudey 2y ago
In this case, they were filling positions through a staffing agency, which (in some cases, at least) can mean that the staffing agency was 'hiring' them and then contracting them to Jabil. In that case, it would mean that Jabil ha
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by danudey 2y ago
This would make sense if, as mentioned in the article, loot boxes were also considered problematic. Unfortunately, loot boxes in FC are 3+ even though they're linked to actual gambling addiction, whereas poker-like roguelike mechanics
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by danudey 2y ago
Corollary: the relief/anguish when you discover that the reason none of your fixes have worked, nor your debugging print statements produced output, is because you were editing a different copy of the file than was getting built/r
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by danudey 2y ago
`cargo binstall dioxus-cli@0.6.0 --force`
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by danudey 2y ago
If journalists want less slop media then maybe they shouldn't go around having their identities stolen by scammers producing fraudulent articles pretending to be from a legitimate news source. What you're complaining about is that
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by danudey 2y ago
> If you know you're smart, the smart people you talk to validate your smartness (in one domain), society validates it some more by paying you massive amounts, and you're not experienced enough to know better, you're bound
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by danudey 2y ago
Or he realized that he'd become a folk hero and wanted to try his chances in the court of public opinion, try to inspire others, etc.
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by danudey 2y ago
The problem is paying the hugely inflated prices Broadcom's price gouging renegotiations are demanding, while also finding money to fund migrating off of VMWare for your infrastructure. A lot of companies out there (Canonical's Op
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by danudey 2y ago
I posted this link in another thread, but AT&T claimed that their VMWare costs were going up 1050%, so that tenfold increase lines up with this one. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/10/b
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by danudey 2y ago
What I've been hearing from others is that Broadcom wants to extract the most money possible from their top 10% of customers and shed the rest. That said, even AT&T is jumping ship: https://arstechnica.com/informati
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by danudey 2y ago
I agree with what you say, and I would never trust btrfs with my data because of issues that I've seen in the past, My last job I installed my Ubuntu desktop with btrfs and within three days it had been corrupted so badly because of a
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by danudey 2y ago
> don't make infrastructure tools like gmake depend OS specific APIs Even if you're going to implement OS-specific APIs you still need a general case for OSes that don't support those APIs or don't support them correc
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by danudey 2y ago
There's a lot to hate about make, but looking for good alternatives there are very, very few out there and none of them provided anything extra I was looking for. The one thing I wish were possible (trivially) in make, and I understand
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by danudey 2y ago
I fell for this one too.
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by danudey 2y ago
Is a man not entitled to the unrealized sweat of his brow?
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by danudey 2y ago
I think the issue that these laws are trying to solve (and perhaps not with sufficient nuance) is that the ultra-rich get paid in stock or options, which then go up in value. Those "unrealized gains" aren't taxable (because t

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