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961.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
How do you mess up where your product value is massively derived by unpaid volunteers?
962.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Obviously now we run Doom on it.
963.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
It's worth noting that AMD also has a ROCm port of Tensorflow.
964.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Have you played any of the games for it?
965.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
The PlayDate is actually pretty terrible. I got one as a gift so I didn't even have to pay the absurd price for it. The game selection is very poor and the crank gimmick is lame. In general there is no reason for me to mess with it and
966.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
I worry about the ongoing ratcheting of the arms races that AI creates. It's nice that we have better tools to detect problems, but those tools are also readily available to bad actors and they will run their attempted fraud through th
967.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Winblows
968.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Actually they do. Not individually one by one themselves but they outsourced this to their distro maintainers which do a spectacular job. I'll take a properly curated package in flatpak Fedora repos over a random script downloaded and
969.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
How the fuck is it possible they don't let you do all the authentication in the app and then pair it with the car?
970.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
I think the difference here is that Reddit wasn't bought at a retail location and you couldn't just return it to the store and get your money back. People can and SHOULD return this garbage to the retail store the minute they get
971.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
It's running quite well here on Firefox in Fedora 38 with a AMD Radeon 6700 XT.
972.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Most of the time the reason isn't nefarious, but rather that people aren't interested in (a) doing the versioning work as they implement things bit by bit and (b) exposing their "draft" copy work while they are still try
973.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Not any more than any other payment processor. They basically all are lazy and want to reduce fraud, which is insanely out of hand. They attempt to do this by not doing much review, most of which is heavily automated and the end result is w
974.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Correct, except that in this case ALL the sites use "bigbank.com"
975.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
I did say it wrong, but my point was that the site doesn't segment off each "site" into a different subdomain or any other ruleset that would allow the same origin policy to restrict access. As it is with this site, the messa
976.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
In this exact context it's likely not a problem, but essentially this is a ready to go XSS attack. As far as I can tell there is no CORS or domain level protections, so an "attacker" here could easily do anything else with an
977.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
I came home one day and my cat was laying on my keyboard. Above her was a screen with a large amount of random control characters in a terminal with a kernel panic screen. So there's some series of buttons you can press that will crash
978.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
I have done this on Linux where my different WINE prefixes (like the ones managed by Bottles) can have different configurations. My gaming profile for example has none of the libraries or fonts needed to run Photoshop, etc.
979.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Don't forget to subscribe to their newsletter spammed in the "article" they linked where the mention over and over about their startup they are working on.
980.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
I guess now is a fun time to describe my cheap backup process. All of this is related to Linux and the backups are fully encrypted client-side. Under the hood `borgbackup` is used, but I use the PikaBackup app (see Flathub) to make it easie
981.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
If you don't want other people using your source code should you be making open source software?
982.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Most of the businesses that want to run Red hat compatible Linux probably don't care about any of that stuff. They just want to run Linux and have it be essentially as difficult to maintain as their landscaping or electricity.
983.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
By remembering a lot of case law.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
I love Nextcloud. What will eventually happen is that Zoom (and other services in this model) will cause some problem that is so catastrophic that companies realize the true risk of being so deeply entrenched into these toxic one-sided rela
985.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
Good. Cut them off and avoid supporting these terrible attempts by old and entrenched actors that have failed business models.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Right now with how the attempts are structured everything happens at the TLS level, which means anyone wanting to enforce that would require access to the SSL private key. ISPs and other actors already have the toola via DNS and IP blocking
987.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
> When you’re passed out in the streets laying in your own shit then your business has become my business and we shouldn’t encourage that. When you're diet is so poor that you're literally shitting in the seat at McDonalds beca
988.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
By that same logic more people are dying or ruining their lives from poor diet and lack of exercise. Should the government be mandating diet and enforcing exercise quotas?
989.
by ddtaylor 3y ago
ROCm is a bit of a mess. I have used it successfully on a 6700 XT without issue but it was confusing because I thought I would need a "pro" driver but I did not.
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by ddtaylor 3y ago
Works on my machine.

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