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by fifteen1506 1y ago
I'm more than a Trekkie than a... Warrie (?), but does Project-4K77 means I can finally see Han shooting first?
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Maybe. Stealing ad space from a competitor may be in itself valuable. Another metric comes to my mind: if a newcomer has money to spend on ads, then it's a stable firm. I'm sure there are more.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
50, actually.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
No studies on this area, so you have more street cred than me on this but.... You can't kill an idea, but you can severely maim it for a generation or 2.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Big benefit from coding Agents: for things to work it better have documentation. Which humans usually aren't given, so anything which forces documentation is good.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
I don't recall the government using FCC to fire someone. I'd rather wish the previous governments had closed down Fox News, though. PS: not an USA citizen.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Happy it has multi-boot. Not a buyer, but it's a feature I intend to keep my eye on.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
You are both the exploited and the exploiter.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Ok, I really think this is going to cost me karma, but the snyde remark has to be made. They don't do "Sales", they do "Salesforce"d.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
It just supports 1536 concurrent users [0]. Which is fine unless you get to HN frontpage. [0] https://lenowo.org/viewtopic.php?t=28
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Meta-Meta-Meta: Update: After the recent hacker news "invasion", I have now determined that the page can handle up to 1536 users before running out of RAM, meaning that the IP camera surprisingly is fully sufficient for its purpos
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
You got me. None. I do wish ubports + waydroid would be a reasonable alternative -- but it's wishful thinking.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Probably. That's why you need to diversify software ecosystems now.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Slow heating boils the frog. Move now to alternatives. If you must use Android, GrapheneOS with Sandboxed Play Services.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Oh god. A friend of mine quotes a writer: "The old world is dying. The new is slow to be born: now is the time of monsters." And this is the only framework I can look to this news with. Either that or mercantilism, I'm told.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Sometimes people have limited amount of money available and buying a new SSD for the sake of buying them is not on top of their priority list. Sure, we can always contract a divinacy specialist to guess which hardware may fail next, but I t
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
As a human, I'd also appreciate the specifications, documentation and meetings were not inaccessible to me.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Vivaldi has a (as private as possible, check their blog) whitelist for click attribution. My guess they refer to ads on search engines on their partner search engine.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Generic power-user here: I am going to guess without the backing of Google going forcefully open-source, "niche" hardware such as Google's Tensor will lose their attractiveness. However one must note also that for now not eve
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Guessing they are going to analyse your screenshots to attribute you a productivity index.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
It's a free ad!
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Look, I understand. Excess of information leads people to start skimming all text. But look: "Below suggestions are independent of PuTTY. They are not endorsements by the PuTTY project." Above of this is a direct link to PuTTY&#x2
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Surely the engineer wasn't acting alone, lying in court without some inside pressure?
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Such companies have the resources to sell a used snake skin to an elephant. I can be easily fooled by such blog entries.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
I skimmed the text. I think it is DMCA for images, tools and derivative works, along as all logging needed to track the creator, the tool and the publisher. As I said though, I just skimmed the text.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
People tend to assume workarounds will be found. They will -- no doubt. But in time, it will be as easy as installing Linux on a PS5. I just hope unverified operating systems won't be blocked on similar grounds.
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
It can be a non-binary option. I have never installed OpenWRT on an home router -- too afraid to brick it, to deal with somewhat manual updates [I think]. I bought a GL.iNet. Totally normie, automatic updates. And then, "Hey look, this
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Yes, you are right [regarding Google Pay]. That being said, it is a reasonable compromise that, as long as people know that beforehand, losing Google Pay as the price to loosen Google's grip on your data, location and preferences is an
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
As a sidenote, if you want to do things for fun (i.e., not build an immemsely profitable company on it or be publicly traded), you tend to fight the [understood as] fake morality of society by choosing "stupid" names. Example: BO2
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by fifteen1506 1y ago
Check the barebones but functional Wallabag. Hosted version available for a fee.

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