delfinom

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by delfinom 2y ago
Yea so, who pays for the decentralized storage long term? What happens when someone storing decentralized data decides to exit? Will data be copied to multiple places, who is going to pay for doubling, tripling or more the storage costs for
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by delfinom 2y ago
There are PEs that arent outright evil. Some are known for even saving companies. They just don't end up doing anything newsworthy. Lol
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by delfinom 2y ago
>Then show the message's DKIM headers to blind. You realize that Blind isn't exclusively for software engineers right? Lol
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by delfinom 2y ago
The OS at its core doesn't care about credentials. As long as there is a root process, which there is for init. It can simply execute a process as another user id. With how modern macbooks and many other laptops work nowadays, you are
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by delfinom 2y ago
You are thinking of the iPhones. All the ARM Macs are separate memory chips.
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by delfinom 2y ago
The troll issues are exactly why my OSS group does not use GitHub at all. It's become a toxic platform for quite awhile.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Vast majority of all laptop and even phone usage is single user. They could literally be doing if macbook_has_only_one_account(): preloadapps()
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by delfinom 2y ago
I just don't see any positives here though. Apple will be given 100% free-reign to take complete monopolistic control of the smartphone market without Google.
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by delfinom 2y ago
IT in companies using Apple devices must be an absolutely miserable position.
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by delfinom 2y ago
So that the cats starve to death? The cat island only existed because fishermen were there to feed them with their catches. The fishermen are gone and the last humans on the island are aging out.
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by delfinom 2y ago
The steps of government subsidies: 1. Company raises prices of plans 2. Government gives subsidy to company 3. End user sees neigh benefit. 4. Government increases subsidy 5. Company raises prices of plans 6. End user sees neigh benefit. Se
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by delfinom 2y ago
Europe is running the same scam as America. https://www.dw.com/en/activists-slam-europe-for-dumping-on-a... https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/feb/07/uk-worst... The same
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by delfinom 2y ago
To be fair, part of the feel good for consume is the recycling centers in the west that are largely complete scams. Because they just aggregate the waste to ship to the third world for """"recycling"""&quo
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by delfinom 2y ago
Eh? Planes going missing is because operators don't want to buy into satcom systems or the pilot pulled the fuses. Most US airlines fully know where their plane is at all times , complete with plane internal telemetry beamed to an engi
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by delfinom 2y ago
Because it isn't just helping the one company when you invalidate patents. It's helping future startups and even mom & pop operations in some cases. Shit, why does anyone even work on open source software, it's just going
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by delfinom 2y ago
That's why co-ops (corporation owned buildings that you buy into) > condos.
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by delfinom 2y ago
I mean Quinn Emanuel is sloppy https://venturebeat.com/business/apple-nokia-win-2m-after-sa... Lol
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by delfinom 2y ago
The ccTLD for Mauritius is .mu. The e British Indian Ocean territories stop existing once the UK releases its claims to the territories so there goes the country code of "io"
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by delfinom 2y ago
The entire thing makes money and serves the purposes of people using it even for free. It's a well-engineered product whether you want to accept it or not. Unlike more than half of the tech world that's unprofitable and is just a
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by delfinom 2y ago
Can you ask the Amazon seller how much it costs to custmoize the wheelchair to my specific dimensions? While you are at it, can you ask them how much it costs to make the frame out of a single piece of bent aluminum so there are no risks of
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by delfinom 2y ago
Those are shitty wheelchairs not meant for use by people permanently disabled by western standards. We have plenty of imported cheap wheelchairs on Amazon in the US. I mean sure you could use them, but they aren't customized to your bo
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by delfinom 2y ago
Customized to your dimensions wheelchair. Because people shopping for these are permanently disabled and are looking for long term comfort and performance. Performance meaning the chairs can actually be used to enjoy life instead of being a
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by delfinom 2y ago
Everyone is whooooooshing on this because they literally don't understand using wheelchairs. Not-A-Wheelchair is offering wheelchairs customized to your dimensions. Many insurance wheelchairs that cost $$$$$ are also custom built/
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by delfinom 2y ago
Unlike a bike, where able-bodied individuals can take the trade off buying it for cheap and risking it breaking a weld and having to gasp walk. People that are handicapped kind of need their wheelchair not to break unexpectedly. I don&#x2
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by delfinom 2y ago
Yep, Boeing indirectly employs millions in the US. They are going to get a taxpayer funded bailout and golden parachutes whether or not we like it.
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by delfinom 2y ago
The same industry is currently crying they can't people to work the shipbuilding jobs. Heh
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by delfinom 2y ago
Keeping politics out of the workplace was been decorum for decades upon decades. It's only your modern braindead right wingers that can't stfu as their brain is ruined by doomscrolling.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Elon just doesn't want to pay Nvidia for Infiniband. Lol
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by delfinom 2y ago
So Nintendo patented slavery
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by delfinom 2y ago
I work in the battery space. All you have to do is build replacement batteries without the pressure relief vents. You can easily get a Chinese manufacture to do this for a fee and properly some complaining about how stupid it is to do. Then

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