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by flemhans 4y ago
Data will transmit to a third party, which may be a problem in some usecases
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by flemhans 4y ago
That much easier said than done. Their office address would under normal circumstances be subject to constant raids, harassment, etc.
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by flemhans 4y ago
It's nice but maybe too crazy for some, or interfering with your general agenda of the day
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by flemhans 4y ago
How can this organization exist uninterrupted?
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by flemhans 4y ago
Could be inderectly or subtly using e.g. social media to nudge people in the desired direction, like the Russians do
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by flemhans 4y ago
If it could, this oversight group would not stop it.
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by flemhans 4y ago
What's the most approachable hardware that'll run the 65B? A Mac with 96G of memory will still set you back $6000.
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by flemhans 4y ago
It's not easy and you end up running into all sorts of issues in practice. I gave up. You download the official client and Little Snitch goes crazy because it connects to so many unknown addresses.
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by flemhans 4y ago
Why is it so hard to find a 4G/5G USB modem with eSIM support? Or a hat for a Raspberry Pi? Those that I found, are for MFF2 UICC chips, basically just a soldered on SIM card. And eUICC, which seemed to be the way to go, still requires
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by flemhans 4y ago
I guess it's just different opinions. What I'm saying is that when given the opportunity to get rid of fear, we should. Same way I'm not afraid of wildlife attacking me, or cholera.
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by flemhans 4y ago
Yeah - it's nice not to have to care about and be scared about stuff that is no longer relevant.
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by flemhans 4y ago
Nice, but seems sort of as complicated as I remember Systemd itself to be.
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by flemhans 4y ago
I can't feel the difference between 1500ppm and 500ppm CO2 levels, yet 1500 is above recommended limits. It's actually quite difficult to keep it below 1000 for us, and getting these sensors in every room has been quite the '
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by flemhans 4y ago
A slightly related super annoying thing that's beginning to happen more and more often, is that after the booking is confirmed, the 'host' will send a link to a third party service that asks you to upload your passport/I
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by flemhans 4y ago
Me too, always cheaper on Booking.com. When asked directly, they just tell me to book on Booking.com.
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by flemhans 4y ago
Funny you think it's a wealthy American perspective to have a generator for outages. My thoughts went in directions of wealthy people in Bangladesh or India.
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by flemhans 4y ago
I think you are
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by flemhans 4y ago
Getting RimWorld vibes..!
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by flemhans 4y ago
What testing?
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by flemhans 4y ago
Photographers often think way to high of themselves. Yes, you captured the Grand Canyon in a beautiful way, but it's mainly because the canyon is beatiful, not because you were _that_ good.
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by flemhans 4y ago
I think that would be an incredibly interesting write-up. There are many applications where a 5-min response time would be more than adequate. It could slowly churn through the inbox, while I'm not looking. Or parse customer emails and
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by flemhans 4y ago
UTC?
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by flemhans 4y ago
At first I read it as "NYC wants to ban physical mail", and thought it was about time. :D
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by flemhans 4y ago
It's still sad when options are being limited. A nice world would have high-quality affordable produce for home cooking as well as affordable dining out. Dining out should be cheaper than cooking yourself, since they can optimize the p
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by flemhans 4y ago
I wouldn't even tip after such an attempt to be defrauded. Sorry for the waitstaff, and I hope they find a job elsewhere.
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by flemhans 4y ago
Is there any place to purchase airline tickets at e.g. cost + 15%, with no BS?
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by flemhans 4y ago
How far behind is e.g. Europe compared to the U.S.? Do these innovations generally spread, or are they hindered by local regulations in each country?
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by flemhans 4y ago
I wouldn't mind throwing hardware after the problem, but I haven't yet found a "full" guide on how to set it up, it always ends up being something to run in Google Colab or similar.
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by flemhans 4y ago
I'd love to do this offline, so I could feed it all my mail. Am I right that it's still going to be a while before we can do that? Or perhaps with a less good model than GPT-3?
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by flemhans 4y ago
Same here, though in the Danish version. But mine has some mentions of embarrasing nights out in the past that I'd like removed, and doesn't include stuff generated in other countries.

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