fennec-posix

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by fennec-posix 1y ago
On the flip-side of this, have had friends have their MRs against projects get "reviewed" by CoPilot which does a lot of unnecessary nit-picking and can often be incorrect at it. I get it helps project maintainers save time, but i
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
Love the nod to MST3K, this is actually pretty cool.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
I think the more recent news is we've expelled the Iranian Ambassador to Australia
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
nice!
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
>"Their framework" is going to break down a lot of good things before it starts breaking down itself... and empty pleas for [ethics] can do absolutely nothing to stop it. bingo.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
wtf did I just read, what the hell are we doing
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
yeah I can tell
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
This is excellent, wife's been looking to switch to a dumbphone for phonecalls/SMS and just use a tablet for everything else. Something I might eventually adopt myself.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
Yeah, but what's your unused internet being used for now?
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
good day to you!
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
Q
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
https://archive.is/ixlDH
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
yeah, that's what my line of thinking was reading this part. Though with a lot more stuff I cannot add here at risk of being banned :D
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
"Mediocre" by what standard I ask. Wealth? Maybe. Happiness/Life Satisfaction? Not all roses, but hardly.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
>“One moment, you’re financing your Coachella outfit; the next moment it’s groceries.” And indeed, this is happening more and more frequently—a quarter of “buy now, pay later” customers say they use an installment-payment service to shop
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
systemd-resolved
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
I see LLMs as a force multiplier. It's not going to write entire projects for me, but it'll assist with "how do i do x with y" kind of problems. At the end of the day I still understand the codebase and know where its fa
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
I think that's part of it, however it does seem the barrier to entry for anything now is a lot higher. People can argue what's causing that as they may, I cannot say for sure what causes it. Could be economic, could be cultural&#x
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
yeah my coworkers deal with this in our "banter" channel, my raw thoughts.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
yeah, that sounds about right for UEFI
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
To be honest, this should be our National Anthem!
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
Australian here, our "very strong social safety net" is a NIGHTMARE to navigate, and has stringent requirements that must be met. The pay you get is also NOT enough to live on. I've walked past homeless people at the train st
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
The Internet is always gonna have undesirable traffic if you're facing it. The trick is to minimize your surfaces as much as possible: - Only keep open ports/forward ports for applications you use, drop/block everything else.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
oh good lord no
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
I was pretty sure John Titor was long proved to be a hoax, it's a cool story though.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
Smart Cards
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
If you work in a SCIF you don't have to worry about your phone being a distraction
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
Love the almost alien building look that the Wikipedia article has as the main image. So very brutalist but ultimately for utility.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
Had not heard of this, that's impressive.
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by fennec-posix 1y ago
I think the most impressive part about these sites was the way they networked them together with UHF/Microwave Troposcatter links, which basically just scream RF into the sky and then listen for the small amount of energy that's r

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