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151.
by failuser 3y ago
Omg, > git-molest-headincorrectly molests upstream heads using remote indices, while performing suitable hooks to tabulate the given heads. This is a bit too edgy.
152.
by failuser 3y ago
Those are not union jobs.
153.
by failuser 3y ago
Famous actors have huge PR capabilities, they definitely can support labor efforts in other industries or help suppress it. Call for boycotts of union-busting companies, help elect pro-union politicians and so on. Or be Ronald Regan and get
154.
by failuser 3y ago
To feel like you are actually witnessing the first nuke test.
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by failuser 3y ago
Absolutely. Maybe the term is already coined, but I don’t know it. Open source implies the ability to compile software from human-generated inputs. This is just self-hosted freeware.
156.
by failuser 3y ago
Of course, it’s not open source. With proliferation of the cloud, software has obtained an entirely new level of closeness: not being able to see the program binaries. Having an ability to run locally is now somewhat open in comparison.
157.
by failuser 3y ago
Those are different people. The ones who die early don’t have disposable incomes that are high. At least on average.
158.
by failuser 3y ago
EU has a bunch of states that have been in the Soviet Block not so long ago, even 3 countries from the USSR. This is way more diverse than USA at least as far as the economics go.
159.
by failuser 3y ago
You need to make a new language for every project to throw language models off your scent.
160.
by failuser 3y ago
5 is not stored as 101, it’s stored as charge level number 5 out of 8 other valid charge levels.
161.
by failuser 3y ago
Yes, that’s why I hate their headline.
162.
by failuser 3y ago
They claim it’s continuous. If continuous values itself were that great then the vinyl records were great for data storage. The problem with continuous values is noise, durability and precision. You can made vinyl disks with incredibly high
163.
by failuser 3y ago
Vinyl records also don’t have 0’s and zeroes, it does not make them better than Blu-ray. MLC NAND have more than just 1’s and 0’s, they have 0..7 or even 0..15. Does anyone really want to process analog data?
164.
by failuser 3y ago
It’s more of the driver’s fault, right? BTE, Windows has a Ctrl+Shift+Win+B shortcut to restart the graphics driver if it bails out.
165.
by failuser 3y ago
Proper sandboxing in Unix was a missing feature forever since SUID bit was introduced and was slowly mitigated by adding layers of virtualization instead of OS-level controls.
166.
by failuser 3y ago
The angle is estimation of the resolve and prospects of the strike. Does WGA have a strike fund? There is also a big difference between a factory that can’t be stopped for months and Hollywood that can operate without scripts until the box
167.
by failuser 3y ago
Sony and Microsoft are buying game developers left and right. Will the courts allow Microsoft to buy Sony gaming business? Microsoft is also getting ready to eat Steam’s lunch for a while on the PC side. Will that be allowed to go through?
168.
by failuser 3y ago
Games are bigger than most movies. Besides, gaming was responsible for a lot of innovation in computing, we all know how well that will go under a Microsoft monopoly.
169.
by failuser 3y ago
If weddings were monopolized by General Vowes then it would have been a duty of FTC to look into it.
170.
by failuser 3y ago
Even Netflix itself is no longer “Netflix for video”
171.
by failuser 3y ago
If Valve is bought by the likes of Microsoft and HL3 is released I’m pretty sure it will be utter garbage. Hunt Down the Freeman is the HL3 we deserve. Heck, I’m still mad that Microsoft caused DeusEx 2 to be downscaled and dumbed down for
172.
by failuser 3y ago
Game streaming is a death sentence for game preservation. It will also be pretty bad for quality. Are your users playing a better older game? Kill it and replace with a worse more predatory one. And no one ever will be able to play the old
173.
by failuser 3y ago
Up next: could have two NCIS agents typed on the same keyboard at the time to defend from a security breach in real time?
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by failuser 3y ago
Russia has encountered significant problems especially compared to the expectations of the US analysts that said it will take over Kyiv in 3 days. But I’m still sure they would have no trouble with taking over modern demilitarized Germany i
175.
by failuser 3y ago
In 2008 the world did nothing to stop Russia from invading Georgia. In 2014 the world did next to nothing to stop Russia’s expansion into Ukraine. Even in 2022 the West waited for a while before supplying Ukraine with heavy equipment. Russi
176.
by failuser 3y ago
Unfortunately, stopping mass murder, rape and torture is not a very compelling argument for pragmatists. As it was with WWI and WWII. Fortunately, there is a very good pragmatic argument for helping Ukraine win.
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by failuser 3y ago
Little strategic value? The largest country in Europe (besides Russia) that stopped supposedly the second best army in the world? Russia taking over Ukraine will have pretty grim strategic implication for the US. Russia had come back from w
178.
by failuser 3y ago
What law are they breaking exactly? And it’s not like Russia is abstaining from using mines and faulty Soviet cluster munitions with a lot of unexpected submunitions. What is your point?
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by failuser 3y ago
I hope there is no way to remotely set them on fire.
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by failuser 3y ago
The whole point of targeted advertisement is to avoid this. The old-school blanket approach had this issue as well, but did not promise to know if the if the potential customer had a mattress already.

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