denkmoon

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by denkmoon 2y ago
Your CPU will be in the data path there. Switches do their packet switching on ASIC rather than CPU. So it depends how good your CPU is, and generally that's not an effective use of whatever compute power you've got.
482.
by denkmoon 2y ago
You may not have noticed, everyone is on the internet. From the penthouses in new york to small villages in the savannah. Just being connected to the internet isn't noteworthy or targeted. Being targeted by an adversary is not the same
483.
by denkmoon 2y ago
If they can't make an effective basic text search, I doubt they're going to manage an LLM integration that doesn't return straight up garbage.
484.
by denkmoon 2y ago
The pattern language is sick, it has really helped my learning. I love this program.
485.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Android is open source, there are several freedom respecting distributions of it. You can even get mostly freedom respecting hardware.
486.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Why do you act like Android doesn't exist? You _can_ opt out of "digital serfdom".
487.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Those with an iOS device can make the exact same choice - to get an Android device. If I don't want Apple to be my custodian, that's the choice I have. I don't understand why people feel the need to force Apple into a specifi
488.
by denkmoon 2y ago
I choose Apple to be the custodian of apps that go on my phone. There is a platform where the user is the one that determines what goes on their phone, it's called Android.
489.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Cooking up a neat resume has never been hard. Templates, free advice, paid services, friends and colleagues existed well before GPT. The hard part of a resume is having the experiences to talk about. Either you've got it, or you lie, t
490.
by denkmoon 2y ago
What a pointlessly antagonistic action. What marginal benefit in number of live account logins is being gained here, vs pissing off the people who care enough to search for this in the first place.
491.
by denkmoon 2y ago
The economic simulation is incredibly shallow sadly. It's a fun game and excellent creation sandbox but it's not remotely challenging or engaging outside of playing model trains. imo.
492.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Depends where you live ;)
493.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Recently spent quite a bit of money on bridgestone's "quiet" tires and it didn't do shit. Hope this is more effective, it would definitely influence my purchasing decision for my next vehicle.
494.
by denkmoon 2y ago
They can purchase something that allows that.
495.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Only the most frugal and businesses are thinking about that tariff. Ads for these excessively large "utility" vehicles (which have sacrificed bed size for cabin comfort and are often not 4WD) are very indicative. They don't t
496.
by denkmoon 2y ago
People's desires are the direct driver of gigantification of vehicles. I assure you nobody buying a RAM or F150 gives two shits about EPA or fuel efficiency.
497.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Loaded this in a 9:16 aspect ratio window and got a blank page showing '55' in the centre. Which is not the result of 84-24.
498.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Don't have one, never needed it.
499.
by denkmoon 2y ago
This view is straight up outdated. Online harassment is no longer just contained to nerds sending each other death threats on forums. It's _just_ harassment, and ought to be treated exactly the same as harassing someone in person with
500.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Good article but just reinforces to me that we need organ printing technologies and anything else is just a stop gap. Maybe between articles like this and consuming a little too much body horror fiction, butchering a cadaver to put its orga
501.
by denkmoon 2y ago
What would you have them say? Dress it up in flowery language? Grovel? It is plain spoken, and appears to be correct.
502.
by denkmoon 2y ago
I'm not sure the 'You deleted my YouTube account because I got 3 false copyright claims in 1 hour' to 'I've installed Google(TM) YouTube(R) Antivirus Subscription' pipeline is a strong one.
503.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Accepting risk and believing it doesn’t apply to you are two vastly different things. I take it you don’t fly? How about driving? There is assumedly some line you draw for acceptable vs unacceptable risk I don’t really understand what you’r
504.
by denkmoon 2y ago
The things you could do with 1.25gbps. Crazy stuff. Vastly different infrastructure/density situations but here in Australia I'm paying ~56USD per month for 0.04gbps up.
505.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Some of us are just trying to make it to tomorrow, next week, next month or next quarter. Spare a thought for them. I'm glad you have the time and mental energy to pontificate about the beauty of language, but language is a tool just a
506.
by denkmoon 2y ago
What problem does this kind of correctness solve? We all understand what is meant by the sentence despite the flaw. I'm reasonably proficient at English when compared to my colleagues but unless they've made an error that dramatic
507.
by denkmoon 2y ago
You can understand why though. Those of us in corporate land swim in an all consuming miasma of unreality. Nothing matters. Logic is irrelevant. Absurdity is the norm. Of course it skews your perspective. Yet another ill corporatism inflict
508.
by denkmoon 2y ago
I can see hereditary deafness giving an evolutionary advantage of not having to listen to the noise inflicted on our world, so why not.
509.
by denkmoon 3y ago
You got fired and your response is to give them a gift? Fascinating.
510.
by denkmoon 3y ago
Insane. Terrible security.

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