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by esseph 6mo ago
Some other internet things going on to Discord, Cloudflare, and others. Unsure if related in any way.
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by esseph 6mo ago
Exactly. If your VM can't do anything, it's probably not very useful. Doing things meaning reading / writing files, communicating between VMs, services, etc.
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by esseph 6mo ago
I've always thought this was extremely interesting: https://chimera-linux.org/
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by esseph 6mo ago
I choose not to ignore the suffering of others. Only through awareness and understanding of it can I work to reduce it.
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by esseph 6mo ago
https://www.androidpolice.com/google-support-linux-kernels-a... Google relies on Linux LTS kernels. When the Linux LTS team dropped support from 6 years down to 2 years, Google stepped in to cover the 4-year gap. It is Linu
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by esseph 6mo ago
There is more to life than economics. High trust societies, a feeling of place and well-being in a culture, connectedness, etc. https://data.worldhappiness.report/map Note: Look at the US continuing to move down the report
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by esseph 6mo ago
"Just take soma" is what you are telling me right now. Four things: 1. I am a parent. Ignoring like the world doesn't exist is not an option. > wouldn't you be happier if you lived in an environment where you were not
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by esseph 6mo ago
The penalty needs to be more than financial to really deter the crime.
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by esseph 6mo ago
> The option is still available to you though. Sticking your head in the sand could be a great strategy if it improves your happiness and wellbeing. Right now I am picturing the dog drinking coffee in the burning room meme.
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by esseph 6mo ago
> The thing is, the option you want is available today. Disagree Removing yourself from the computing environment does not remove the impact it has on the world and around you. That is the equivalent of sticking one's head in the sa
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by esseph 6mo ago
> And yet, Escape from Tarkov is not on Steam, which would seem 5o contradict what you're saying. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3932890/Escape_from_Tarko...
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by esseph 6mo ago
Sounds like Windows
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by esseph 6mo ago
> It's also the same concept that keeps someone from emptying out all of your personal bank accounts if your small business gets sued. Unless you have an SBA loan. Then the suing party can't get blood from a stone, but the fede
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by esseph 6mo ago
I think we're misunderstanding one another. Zuckerberg saying anything about copyright infringement is irrelevant to the actions Meta has taken in consuming and promoting the practice, and he should face criminal liability.
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by esseph 6mo ago
I was a former (minor) member of groups like ACiD, iCE, CIA (though I never released with them). The cross-pollination between the hackers / college coders / warez pirates / digital artists was real. A lot of big company CEOs
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by esseph 6mo ago
> Not sure how you jail a company. You jail the CEO and the others will stand up and take note. "But they'll complain" who gives a fuck.
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by esseph 6mo ago
How is that relevant?
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by esseph 6mo ago
> I'm all for strong justice, but you want to imprison an executive for decades for copyright violations? They stole the life's work of millions of people. In less civilized times, they likely would have been drawn and quartere
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by esseph 6mo ago
> this idea of "browser core features" is, on the face of it, to me, reduction deeply into the absurd. To counter this, the idea that the BROWSER should be doing other things than BROWSE is insane to me. It is very clear that y
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by esseph 6mo ago
It absolutely can be. Solar would even be harder hit in a place like Alaska, with the dual whammy of very cloudy and overcast for 9-10 months, and then so far north that the sun just barely sits on the horizon, which makes gathering sunligh
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by esseph 6mo ago
Yep, it's 25+ years of corporate communications.
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by esseph 6mo ago
> I doubt that is true in the US for sensible definitions of wage theft. It is absolutely true. Here's the raw data, you can look for yourself. Kind of shocked someone on HN doesn't already know this. https://www.d
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by esseph 6mo ago
You don't use frequency hopping to avoid detection, you use frequency hopping to reduce jamming effectiveness and reduce message pickup/capture (encrypted).
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by esseph 6mo ago
I can't put a hit out in someone I don't like by buying penny stocks, but I can by placing a prediction market bet.
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by esseph 6mo ago
Not everything is fiber optic. Fiber optic tethers limit range and target conditions. You can't go into a forest or even an urban canyon, you basically need to run the drone along roads and fields. And you have to drag it with you, whi
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by esseph 6mo ago
I'm more interested in the idea of general "people" (the commons) funding complex video encoders. I do wish that was the world we lived in, however :)
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by esseph 6mo ago
> It makes me think their business surviving was highly dependant on low fuel prices? Basically. The entire modern economy depends on the price of gas/diesel/jet fuel being between $X and $Y. If it goes outside of those paramet
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by esseph 6mo ago
> Anything ending in "maxxing" will be seen as a joke, treated with contempt or both. Always was. > Social media is making money off him Yes, and he's been making a TON of money as well. > and we're all either l
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by esseph 6mo ago
It also says "Musk's AI" because normies have never heard what the hell a grok is. So if you say "grok", well, you'd have to be involved with X which is getting less and less common. Just walk into a group of p
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by esseph 6mo ago
It seems that common means something very different to you and I. Less than 5% of something is common? To me that sounds like the definition of uncommon!

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