delfinom

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by delfinom 2y ago
Not to worry, the commerce secretary is already working to make the official GDP number for the quarter be bigly positive. (Pretty sure they also fired the committee that contributed to reviewing the data)
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by delfinom 2y ago
Damn, the frog reminded me to unload my dishwasher which I really have to do
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by delfinom 2y ago
I keep installing without Microsoft accounts just fine. People keep not realizing there is literally a option for this in the installer still, it's just not named "skip microsoft account". LOL
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by delfinom 2y ago
Easy way to eliminate the possibly. Stop the immunosuppressant pills and see what happens.
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by delfinom 2y ago
What, shouldn't that nerve be more ...internal...what crazy head injury did you sustain
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by delfinom 2y ago
We will need an AI to watch the AI so that the first AI isn't working for the bad guy too
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by delfinom 2y ago
Somebody designed in a GPU chip that is just there rendering UI lol
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by delfinom 2y ago
Emotional and social drives that keep us from letting genetic defects to die out of the gene pool.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Bullshit on the fridge. A modern day french door uses almost 2 kWh per day at the mid range model level (which really isn't that different from older top freezers). Higher end fridges use even more. The 1.6 kWh capacity isn't enou
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by delfinom 2y ago
>1.6 KWH CAPACITY looks at fridge in marketing photo with estimated 2 days of life Bullshit on that one. A modern day french door fridge will use 1.6 kWh per day. Even more if they have bullshit features.
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by delfinom 2y ago
They all create export agreements where countries have to seek permission to reexport and more. Usually for political plays. It's also the same reason the Swiss defense industry is now in collapse. Because they refused to allow re-expo
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by delfinom 2y ago
But the F-35 is functionally useless. If Russia, being the only threat to Europe invades, the US will shut down the F-35s.
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by delfinom 2y ago
As someone in the EE field. The jobs exist but are not plentiful. The physical engineering fields in the US have very largely shrunk due to offshoring, centralization into major OEMs and general efficiencies in doing work. "Analog&quot
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by delfinom 2y ago
They can start by reducing their CEO salary from check notes $6.9 million in 2022. It increased by millions in just a decade while their market share declined and they layed off hundreds.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Good thing the existing API let you restrict it to "can view specific album" already. Now google is making it cancerous and awful and making it specific photos only. Probably to sell a yet to be announced photo frame lol.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Good thing Waymo is subsidiary of Google and not related to Musk at all.
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by delfinom 2y ago
The internet died when GeoCities died
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by delfinom 2y ago
I feel like Discord was born out of Slack. Slack was actually once popular for gaming groups but they decided they didn't want to capture that space and focused on business only. Teamspeak and Ventrilo were the alternatives and while t
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by delfinom 2y ago
The pro-crypto world is entirely, 99% speculative investors and bagholders at this point. They literally give no shit about use cases. They just want it to go up. They don't even grasp what they are buying really. They vomit what they
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by delfinom 2y ago
It wasn't just doubling (and more) of CEO pay for Mozilla. They also layed off tons of engineers. While giving the CEO the pay increase the same year. Absolute trash of a human being and org.
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by delfinom 2y ago
It's not even that. Every megacorp fails at product engineering once things are "stable". The incentive goes away from teams investigating and fixing bugs and instead those teams shift to whatever new thing can get them promo
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by delfinom 2y ago
Nope. Healthcare megacorps are buying up independent practices like crazy. All because doctors can't keep up with the bullshit IT required for insurance, state mandates, etc and that's in addition to the insanity of even renting c
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by delfinom 2y ago
Bezos fully owns WaPo personally. It is not under Amazon
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by delfinom 2y ago
Tuta once ranted in a blog post that Microsoft was out to get them. Because they used tutanova.com for their internal corporate use but they also let public users signup for emails @tutanova.com. And no shocker, MS won't let you have p
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by delfinom 2y ago
RISCV is garbage for real use currently. Arm laptops are plenty competitive with the x86 space with the snapdragons now.
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by delfinom 2y ago
I wish they let us get rid of the pointless speakers and get a few more whs of battery instead.
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by delfinom 2y ago
I imagine it's because the UI may not be portable to Windows Linux basically has a pile of dogpoo and now with wayland still blocking the ability to have dockable windows, good luck. Lol
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by delfinom 2y ago
Lol "glasses are the form factor". Ignoring the massive industry of people actively having their eyeballs cut open and lasered just to avoid wearing glasses.
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by delfinom 2y ago
He was not welcomed by a small minority at FOSDEM* Minorities with loud voices always wins because people don't want to deal with bullshit
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by delfinom 2y ago
California is a bit more nuanced to that. There's a whole chunk of Federal land owned by BLM that is poorly managed by the feds. And then there's a fuck-ton of private land as well that makes up forests and brush. And then finally

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