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by dizhn 8mo ago
Before opening the comments I made a bet with myself that the top comment would be about how someone made flash games in the 2000s and nothing really replaced it in the coming years. :)
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by dizhn 8mo ago
It's not a port of FreeBSD jails ?
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by dizhn 8mo ago
The conclusion of this would be that you can never license AI generated code since you can't get a release from the original authors. Of course in practice it would work exactly in the opposite fashion and AI generated code would be im
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I love a few scenes. My favorite is the mob restaurant scene with the "tape" business. The whole thing is great. However in terms of tech, there's the scene where they have CCTV footage from the lingerie store where the top d
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I am not privy to the inner workings of sociopaths' brains but it might be because they are supplying fuel to the US bases, or the word "American" in the company name, or maybe they are mad that Saudi Arabia got Bill Burr can
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Iran's communication specifically calls these bases foreign soil. and "reassures" the host countries that the attacks are not against them. In this case it would be UK soil.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I checked wikipedia today. It's not a name change. It's an additional official name. One of many weird things Trump has done.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Are they not allowed to say department of defence? I know botj names are official now but this is a choice on their own blog.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Chinese retro handheld companies started to quietly remove specific information about RAM speed etc. You can even get different hardware per batch.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
One guy had a misunderstanding and it was corrected. The rest is saying that it's like a time limited trial at the end of which they are hoping to have you as a paid customer, which seems accurate.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I think I encountered in Chomsky's writings but I might be wrong.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
It has a more broad meaning of sharing like when a factory is dumping waste in a river, they are democratizing pollution. (i.e they get the benefits but everybody pays the cost.)
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by dizhn 8mo ago
This applies to all software not just open source.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Human moral compass? Didn't he buy a bunch of houses in different states so he could be on more organ donor lists than any of us could? I am asking sincerely. Maybe it was a myth.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Yeah the weird thing is you could tell the same AI to write the opposite view and it would. I don't see what the endgame is in most of these things. Ego? Street cred?
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by dizhn 8mo ago
> I have the nextcloud set to only allow access from my IP. It has to be open to the world with a domain name so I can use LetsEncrypt certs so it cannot only use private ip addresses which cannot be easily configured and trusted for ht
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Enemy of the State is a pretty good light weight successor of that movie as well. It's such a fun watch too. (RIP Gene Hackman)
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Podman also works great but one has to stop trying to use it as if it were docker.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
The API is pretty extensive too. It works on a local socket that you can start on demand. (Lest people think there's a daemon or root requirement)
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Or they could withhold Ozempic. That would hurt too.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I am suspecting something like this too but what is the mechanism by which Google would have influence on the registrar? As far as they are concerned the domain is gone from their index.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
It's like the domain registrar is acting like a vassal state. I don't think Google actually has any say in their decision.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
It doesn't sound reasonable to me at all. Why would we think that the reasons google blacklists a domain would align perfectly with reasons a domain name would be suspended? In the end they don't seem to agree already since the do
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by dizhn 8mo ago
That is the bit that jumped at me immediately too. Why would a registrar take it upon itself to suspend a domain that another entity entirely blacklisted as part of their own completely opaque process? Who is Google? God? On the flip side o
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Corporations have feelings all of a sudden.
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by dizhn 8mo ago
It's changing super fast. I am using it on the desktop mostly and when I tried on my phone there were issues yes. But do try it out again in a few weeks. (I am actually using zellij on the remote and using various CLIs more than I am u
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Are you going to ignore the whole operating system emulation which plays audio when you enter it? I think the article itself is fine too but if this guy wanted to reach more people this should have been plain text .
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by dizhn 8mo ago
How I am slowly killing my dog with too much treats. (is joke)
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by dizhn 8mo ago
Opencode's 'web' command makes your local session run on the browser with same access rights as the cli. It's a pretty slick interface too. I sometimes use it instead of the cli even when I can access both. You can test
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by dizhn 8mo ago
I use AI for coding, I don't want it on my browser. Actually I don't want it on Firefox. Let Brave be the AI browser. They could have used AI themselves to actually make their pathetic new split tab view usable.

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