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egdod
7y ago
4 years is long enough for lithium batteries to decline pretty noticeably.
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egdod
7y ago
1. Actually no, most websites work just fine. I have YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook (I know) whitelisted. Pretty much everything else I use regularly is fantastic. 2. The server doesn’t have to run on a battery small enough to put in my poc
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egdod
7y ago
Disable JavaScript. Everything becomes fast (or doesn’t work at all).
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egdod
7y ago
That actually might be the largest part of the solution.
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egdod
7y ago
>”Would you like to check for updates?”
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egdod
7y ago
It’s reporting your IP address. That’s not nothing.
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egdod
7y ago
Axios is pretty biased.
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egdod
7y ago
Exponential in what?
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egdod
7y ago
That’s awfully optimistic. Even when seeing shouldn't be believing, people still will.
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egdod
7y ago
There was a South Park episode about this... the human centipad.
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egdod
7y ago
Disable JavaScript.
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egdod
7y ago
Welcome to modern computing.
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egdod
7y ago
This is one thing Trump is doing that should get broad support. It probably won’t though, because some people are physically incapable of agreeing with him.
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egdod
7y ago
... except that the patentee lost. >On 25 July 2008, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit reversed the lower court's decision and provided that Canon's "irrevocable and perpetual" non-exclusive licence was st
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egdod
7y ago
archive.is also breaks if you use Cloudflare DNS.
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egdod
7y ago
Why would Walmart be on that list at all?
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egdod
7y ago
But of course now Ubiquiti has silently added a “feature” that phones home with telemetry data. Does that count as a bait and switch?
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egdod
7y ago
Nothing better than receiving your salary in a token with huge minute-to-minute volatility.
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Gell-Mann Amnesia
(epsilontheory.com)
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egdod
7y ago
https://www.epsilontheory.com/gell-mann-amnesia/
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egdod
7y ago
Better than I could have explained it myself.
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egdod
7y ago
No thanks. Sticking with Firefox.
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egdod
7y ago
None of these “bugs” ever seem to result in accidentally accessing less data. How odd.
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egdod
7y ago
Facebook is not entitled to the benefit of any doubts.
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egdod
7y ago
While it's true that most patents never get asserted or licensed, I suspect that in a pure sale, very few would go for less than the prosecution cost.
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egdod
7y ago
Patents have value even if you never get a product out the door.
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egdod
7y ago
No smartphones either then? Even when guests come over?
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egdod
7y ago
> The patents are then being licensed back to Magic Leap. Do you have any evidence for that idea, or are you just making things up?
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egdod
7y ago
No, this looks just like any other recorded security interest.
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egdod
7y ago
This is a recordation of a security interest, not an assignment.
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