ekianjo

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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   or depending on your point of view (I don't know which one is the correct one), it's very easy to find some rule that was infringed for a quick power grab, right at the time when Bazzite is becoming popular.
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   "someone" is the main developer behind Bazzite. That's some context your post is missing.
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   There is no binary version of how everyone is compromised. Because I refuse a bunch of applications like Discord I can assure you my footprint is lesser than those who use it.
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   Yes it works but it lacks QOL features like automatic compression of videos or images when sending attachments. A bit too barebones.
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   This is a CPU implementation only.
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   Of course it's revealing information. If I know that two users that are identified by their phone numbers are talking to each other every day, this is a clear connection you can exploit. Metadata is only useless if you have no imaginat
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   Xmpp clients are completely awful on Linux desktop, and can't do voice and video chat correctly with clients on Android like Conversations
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   > signal for secrecy What kind of secret system uses a phone number tied to your ID as a user name?
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   by ekianjo 9mo ago

   Once it's out there the only assumption that holds is no trust, and therefore all bets are off.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    "easier" - what really matters is end user freedom, the rest is just decoration
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    Funny how all of you guys focus on Musk but no mention of Reid Hoffman anywhere who was far more involved with Epstein.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    that seems to be an unpopular take in Europe right now since you have a clear rise of extremist parties in all its corners.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    Nobody was ever going to war with China over TSMC. Whoever believed that has been conned.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    Because they don't invest. It's always the same problem. Lack of capital directed in that field.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    The EU is exactly the image of a central government and worse of it all, its bureaucrats are not elected by anyone so you get bullshit like the zombie Chat control coming back every 2 months. The most dysfunctional system of all.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    You are misrepresenting the FDA post. They focus on the fact that the API was not approved for use, which means removing the marketing authorisation is something perfectly fine to do. All API sources need FDA inspections proving the GMP pra
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    By the Western world aligned with the US?
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    > such as better medical care Better food, comes first
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    > Unfortunate. So many essays that I wrote in school cited The World Facebook as a source. A source of propaganda? There's nothing the CIA does without political motivation.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    to replace the Shuttle, certainly not
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    You want to bring back the biggest loser? NASA kept missing deadlines for 30 years
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    Civilization VI Running on the ARM64 OrangePi 6 Plus (with Box64 and Proton)(boilingsteam.com)

    2 points by ekianjo 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    I will have a look, but R has much better data structures than Python for data processing (everything is a vector in R) EDIT: they have one script related.R in their repo, which is 3 years old, and uses jsonlite as a package which is notori
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    Is this a paid PR piece? Because many other devices by Nvidia like the Jetson boards never get any long term updates.
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    > From a consumer perspective, it’s “open”. As open as windows that tracks everything that you do
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    > is there something that is more open and better than Discord, for this group of people? Matrix, xmpp, and probably more. The options are not lacking
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    Slower than Python? I seriously doubt that
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    Data processing benchmark but somehow R is not even mentioned?
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    That's not a crash, that's a controlled landing
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    by ekianjo 9mo ago

    Alibaba has their own chips now they use for training.