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it does kind of suck though. (and he was talking about gamedev, which is not the only kind of development that deals with more than just plaintext, but its the one you can probably understand best). Git solves a problem that we immediately
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3mo ago
not sure why this is flagged, the accidental omission of “game” devs can’t be it. it’s extremely true that game devs either use perforce, or they’re trying to use SVN because their company is cheap… perforce is strictly superior to SVN and
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3mo ago
it can be, if you control with the Geni coefficient. However large parts of many countries is rural, and different amounts for different countries, and that tends cause control issues. But in general, a low Geni coefficient and a high GDP p
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3mo ago
depends. With Mango or Guava its even easier. With the other models, they don’t generate pictures of Uranium because of the aggressive censorship. If you don’t allow the colour pink, sure, you prevent a lot of porn, but you also prevent a l
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3mo ago
as an aside, I have a shimano e-bike and a bosch one, and the bosch one is leagues superior. Which feels weird when you consider the pedigree of shimano, but it makes sense when you think what kind of internals an ebike motor would need..
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3mo ago
the part where you claim they could “prevent this”, and imply it would be trivial. Generative AI, famously, has difficult guardrails and there are constant “jailbreaks”. I guess you mean that they could have been overzealous with the preven
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3mo ago
Tumblr also permitted some more risqué content. Yet we (rightly) condemned those that used this leniency to do nefarious things. I'm really ready to get on the Elon hate train, and I will grant you that there was a problem that needs f
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3mo ago
I find the premise of your comment completely incredulous. I totally understand tribalism, and Elon and X aren't exactly well favoured. (not even by me) But what you're saying right now is that they advertised the fact that they c
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3mo ago
oh, we're just making shit up now because we don't like a company.. ok then.
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3mo ago
It's really not very far, maybe 15 meters. I'm actually super annoyed that popular devices no longer show bluetooth signal strength at all ... it's completely absent from the UI. Impossible to know how well connected my head
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3mo ago
If I use a shovel to kill a man, the shovel maker did not engage in intentionally crafting a weapon of war. How tools are used are a reflection of the people who use them, and I definitely sympathise that tools should have guardrails to not
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3mo ago
so you can disable or mitigate it…
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3mo ago
Escape from docker containers is trivially easy, if you are able to run as the root user in the container itself. Many (maybe most) containers actually default to running programs as root. Kernel exploit not required.
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3mo ago
Always super interesting to see how "powerful people" communicate. big tech CEOs and major politicians use email almost as if it's an instant messenger: short, informal, to the point. I guess it kinda bites them in the ass be
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3mo ago
These articles are what makes me say that, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2603.23841 https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/interactive/2026/0... (X post about it: https://x.com
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3mo ago
I don't want to go into it, because I agree that Elon is a very disturbing person, and there's clear evidence that Grok's harness attempts to bias towards his views. However, Grok also seems to come out consistently as the
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3mo ago
Usually if you’re using a NAS you don’t want to lose data, ZFS is not significantly more sensitive than everything else. But everything is actually quite sensitive. We’ve accepted lack of ECC because Intel decided it would be a product line
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3mo ago
their eyes are firmly on Africa. Not being able to stand on our own feet is going to be a major problem because of the implied soft power. It nerfs our ability to ever have a spine on any issue.
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"You are not immune to propaganda" is a phrase that doesn't hit hard enough. It applies to you dear reader, yes you , not u/baggachipz.. YOU. I am also not immune, I believe myself to be, constantly. My worldview is tru
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3mo ago
Ah, sorry, I was confused, it was Italy. https://www.thewoodword.org/entertainment/2023/04/03/reeling...
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3mo ago
They are banned somewhere and the library is open in Portugal. If they were banned in Portugal it would run afoul of the legal system, and probably be closed down, obviously. But if the criteria of being in the library - that the book be
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> System based on trust eventually get abused. This is true. The tyrrany of the untrustworthy is that they destroy society for the rest of us. The best thing we can do is control our spaces where it can be controlled. Don't hire unt
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3mo ago
Yes, but I still think we've been talking passed each other. I doubled down on "it's fine but not excellent" when I should have pulled away and explained that the main issues I have are about bitlocker as a user.
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regardless of anything else, whether what you said is true or not: blocking program execution based on the detected environment is a runtime behaviour change.
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> How many don't know your Timezone? The timezone fetch was to alter program behaviour at runtime, not to send arbitrary timezones for tracking reasons. It was one way of detecting if it was a chinese person using the program and th
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We're sort of talking about two things and conflating them. I'm sort of talking about my user experience of the system, and I'm getting it in the neck from helpdesk. Enterprise rollouts are different from anything I actually
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> The United States is 85 times larger than Switzerland. All other things being equal; it's a lot easier to dig huge amounts of fibre runs (following roads) where there isn't a heavy density of people. Distance is practically m
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If you use your key every day you tend not to forget it. If I as an admin give you your key: it is “leaked” effectively.
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Can . If you click "Allow my iCloud account to unlock my disk", your recovery key is escrowed to Apple, tied to your Apple Account. If you don't select that option it never does. I should have said "without your explici
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3mo ago
Flicking a button to turn something on is not what I'm talking about, that's normally the easy part of any setup, and I judge people harshly who only take that aspect of something into consideration when discussing systems. Brit
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