felooboolooomba

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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
Not to mention that your android/ios device is still shipping a bunch of bluetooth tokens for "track and trace" system. Cryptographically signed to you. https://covid19.apple.com/contacttracing
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
> The person who clicked noticed no delay. Just to be the "actually..." guy: People notice 200ms delay. It's just that in cases it doesn't cause any bad feelings."
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
That was the fastest downvote in history. Common guys, you have to but a delay on your bots. Fixed seconds + some random.
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
Astroturfing still paying good?
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
How much does astroturfing pay these days?
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
I do the same. Not out of pride but basic morals.
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
Slightly different though if it comes from a manager, since his ass is on the line if the project isn't going well. Well, it should be on the line although they usually manage to make a random dev responsible for their mess even they h
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
Is politics allowed now when people feel shit's hitting home.
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
Desparation. Desparation to get more clicks to get more ad revenue. Those who lived to see the rise and fall of Excite and AltaVista search engines know it's exactly the same thing happening. Even Google search is spewing out hot garba
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
I know eBPF is safe and all that. Personally I think that a kernel level Tor gateway is bound to have my workstation's cunt roasted off should there be an eBPF exploit.
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
They're just protecting the kids, at least to start with.
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
It's the unknown unknowns: "As we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say, we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unkn
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
I made this comment 31 days ago: Absolutely everything can be taken away. The simplest way to remove open models is probably to declare them a tool that terrorists could use. Crazy? Yes, the world is totally crazy these days. https:&#x2
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
Are we conscious at hardware/cell level?
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by felooboolooomba 2mo ago
Keeps getting more bizarre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bfCmnO0aW0
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
A good reminder that the current administration is covering up the largest CSA ring in human history.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
Yeah, and they regularly use USB cables to do that too.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
Agree. 3Blue1Brown is a personal favorite and an astonishing teacher. May his pillow forever be fresh and cold on on both sides.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
Few months.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
Was that 30 second bluetooth beacon ever switched off again?
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
The pot calling the kettle black.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
Meta hasn't corrected it and there's absolutely no way I give Meta the benefit of a doubt.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
tat n. anything that looks cheap, is of low quality, or in bad condition: * Like most souvenir shops, it sells a lot of old tat. * I'm not spending fifty quid on a piece of tat. People buy it all the time when they practice
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
Meta has spent $2B on verification lobbying. Very successfully it seems. In 1-2 years, you won't be able to browse the internet without scanning a body part and providing a ID for your ass. https://www.gadgetreview.com/
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
https://archive.is/guCz9
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Judge rules Trump must hand over records sought by BBC in defamation case(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by felooboolooomba 3mo ago|0 comments
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
> That headline was a lie. Kinda agree but let's call it "misinformed" or something, instead of a lie.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
If you need 8 MI300X's for a month to do ROT13, then you're doing it wrong.
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
Chrome (which I don't use) provides a really good profiler that can give you answers down to the milliseconds on what's happening during page load and also actions. Web tech provides so much functionality but web dev often don&#x2
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by felooboolooomba 3mo ago
That's not a fair comparison. The first one gives you space to stretch your legs, the other once stretches your legs on a medieval rack.

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