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7mo ago
Get out and vibe grass
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7mo ago
> ... in a way that can unseat big tech. Where is it stated that this is a goal for this project? You and I both may want a way to break the influence of the dominant social media companies. But this doesn't have to be that in order
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8mo ago
Replacing a spark plug requires a spark plug socket, which is a specialty tool that is generally only found in an automotive shop.
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8mo ago
> Race to the bottom? There is no bottom. It's turds all the way down!
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8mo ago
I really know next to nothing about the IBM mainframe world--I'm more of a retro-DEC guy. But that seeing that beautiful 3278 terminal pegs my retro-envy needle every time. God I would love to own one!
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9mo ago
> The premise is, the general population is too stupid to do the right thing themselves This isn't premise, it's observable fact. > and need to be reminded of the drought by being inconvenienced by completely ineffective per
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9mo ago
If you're a developer at the dawn of the AI revolution, there is absolutely a gun to your head.
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9mo ago
Just another example of HI slop
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10mo ago
> I started this post out mostly trolling So your goal was to waste your reader's time. Thanks.
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10mo ago
> I hate the internet's psychosis-like reaction to AI more. The tone is always one of bravery and sacrifice mixed with disgust. You know how you can tell someone hates AI? They'll tell you fifty times. It's becoming a pers
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10mo ago
Yep. All done to create a manipulative title.
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10mo ago
If they decided the act needed amending where is the 'insanity' in not appealing and instead moving forward with the amendment?
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10mo ago
My thought exactly!
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10mo ago
I read it as saying you should fire someone because of their age. Not stupid, malicious.
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11mo ago
I does not in the slightest. Rather, It suggests it's time to start removing Apple entanglements from your digital life, for reasons that are described in the article.
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11mo ago
For me, it's a chance to experience what it was like to use and develop software on these systems back in the day. For example, lately I've been writing some small apps and adding new kernel features to a variant of V6 Unix runni
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11mo ago
And now they're rolling out a new UI for it: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profile-management
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11mo ago
> Not all users will see the new Profiles menu in the toolbar, since this feature is being rolled out gradually I don't see it yet, but hopefully soon.
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11mo ago
I do this on Linux (Mint) and it works as expected.
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11mo ago
Where did you get the idea there was a subscription?
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11mo ago
There's none of us left at Google anymore... and they didn't listen to us when we were there.
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11mo ago
lol. Couldn't have happened to a more deserving company.
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1y ago
> When you enable immutable releases, the following protections are enforced: • Git tags cannot be moved or deleted; • Release assets cannot be modified or deleted On the face of it, this seems like a non-starter. If a particular immutab
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1y ago
> when what you're doing is producing throw-away content at enormous scale and have a high tolerance for mistakes, as long as the volume is high. This also describes most modern software development
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1y ago
Callous disregard for the wellbeing of others is not stupidity, especially when demonstrated by a company ostensibly full of very intelligent people. This behavior - in particular, implementing an overly eager mechanism for damaging the re
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1y ago
5555.55555% Really stupendous availableness!!!
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1y ago
None of that happens for me.
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1y ago
> How are ICEs quieter than EVs? That wasn't the point being made. The point was that newer ICE cars are quieter than older models, and thus ICE vehicles have improved (at least to some degree) over the same period as EVs.
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1y ago
Does big tech _undermine_ consent? [ ] Yes [ ] Maybe later
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1y ago
Voted down because the "Linux Mint is terrible" statement clearly isn't true.
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