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by fooqux 1y ago
> Guessing the game drought is causing some news publications to reach for a story. Curious. You don't think that this slippery slope we're on is worth reporting on?
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by fooqux 1y ago
> We can’t see x-rays, so should doctors just have to guess at where your bones are broken? Hey if I wanted to see strawmen, I'd watch The Wizard of Oz instead of trying to have this conversation. Actually, I'm unsure why you&#
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by fooqux 1y ago
> And if you are not afraid of maintenance cost, there are also better alternatives, such as a small castle or a farm, closer to where other people live. I think the entire point of something like this is to be further from where other
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by fooqux 1y ago
I doing think that's fair to the person you replied to. At no time did they say they didn't like/dislike the message. Merely that there's a market for it, and thus, people may be biased. Telling us all to remember that t
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by fooqux 1y ago
I believe you and the parent are arguing from two different axis. You seem to be arguing from a perspective that photography is an opportunity to use technology to show humans what's impossible to see, be it because our eyes don't
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by fooqux 1y ago
Perhaps. You're right that it's currently unlikely, but I still argue that it would be easier to legislate than split up. It's not like the financial industry doesn't already have an insane amount of rules and regulation
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by fooqux 1y ago
> The US government can break up the duopoly and open up payments processing federally. Between that and someone actually creating a viable Steam competitor, I will say the government breaking them up and rolling out their own solution w
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by fooqux 1y ago
Because they are a software project. When you're only concerning yourself with software, you have to pick some hardware and move on. Going down the rabbit hole of secure hardware leads you down a slippery slope of eventually needing to
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by fooqux 1y ago
> I don't think they put much trust in it besides using it for storing keys Ummm. Was this sarcasm that went over my head? Because if not, I have a hard time thinking of anything that requires as much trust as your private key stora
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by fooqux 1y ago
I agree this has been a problem for years and it's very frustrating. The fix I found that works for me (at least if you're using Unified Push like ntfy) is to go into ntfy and delete all the Element subscriptions in there. Force c
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by fooqux 1y ago
Max, the first thing I thought of for use cases here is a better backend for pass[0]. Being able to manage people, families (aka teams), and getting the ability to more easily manage my yubikeys are all wins. 0: https://www.passw
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by fooqux 1y ago
Anti-cheat today is a stop-gap measure at best. For various reasons such as improved OS security and security concerns with this software, ring zero anti-cheat won't be around forever. Besides, it's a cat and mouse game where the
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by fooqux 1y ago
Maybe not? We already have a variety of metals in our bodies, and cells already interact with them as needed and filtering them if not. (I'm obviously being very generic here. Heavy metals are an obvious exception to this.) Meanwhile,
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by fooqux 1y ago
Which part, exactly, is the problem with the attitude of my post?
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by fooqux 1y ago
And it's their browser, which they have an interest in. If an extension goes rogue and gets in the news, that would be bad for a variety of reasons. You're right that it's your computer, and you're free to change and rec
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by fooqux 1y ago
That's excellent news that they're partnering with an OEM to make something. Here's hoping it's someone like Framework that has sustainability in mind as well.
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by fooqux 1y ago
If you read the various TOS legalese you'll find they are well within their rights to do whatever they want to your account. They don't need a reason. Would i say it's "right"? No. But it's literally what you&#
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by fooqux 1y ago
I think by 'poor' you mean 'none'? Last I knew if you bought one in the USA (from eBay, having a friend ship it to you, etc) you have zero support from Fairphone. There was actually an entry in a FAQ about this. I can&#x
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by fooqux 1y ago
Still wish I could actually buy one. I know the market for a phone like this is probably quite small in the USA, but I'd still love having the option. Fingers are still crossed that the upcoming announcement mentions other countries.
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by fooqux 1y ago
I used the word "they" on purpose, because the target seems to change often. It might be lower class, it might be immigrants (illegal and even legal), it might be $racial_minority, political faction, etc,. As long as it's a g
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by fooqux 1y ago
Maybe not "get rid of" but plenty of other fingers are pointed at them. They get "free housing" (which they fill with drugs and kids), they get "free food" (which they use instead to buy alcohol), they get &quo
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by fooqux 1y ago
> "For art, music, and writing? I got nothing. I’m inclined to believe the skeptics in those fields." You've already lost me, because I view programming as an art form. I would no more use AI to generate code than I would
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by fooqux 1y ago
Never had an issue with mine. It lasts for days with moderate usage. This is using wired headphones; not sure how much of an impact bluetooth has.
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by fooqux 1y ago
I can't tell if you're taking the piss or not. In case you're not, how would having everything you say in public being part of the public record be safer for everybody?
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by fooqux 1y ago
> or vote with your vote and elect representatives which stop this. And when all the choices of representative have already been bought and paid for with the lobbying power of that larger wallet? This topic is especially nefarious as it&
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by fooqux 1y ago
Off the top of my head, I would imagine transplanting gives more control over the end result.
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by fooqux 1y ago
> “This provision simply prevents the Democrats from limiting the president’s authority,” said a senior House GOP leadership aide. This is quite telling. I'd be curious what this aide thought the role of Congress is.
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by fooqux 2y ago
Different use cases, probably. I use Ansible personally when I'm dealing with a server or two. I use Puppet professionally when I am dealing with tens of thousands of servers and trying to keep them all in some kind of unity.
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by fooqux 2y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. Considering they were just acquired, I'm concerned. Especially since as far as I know, they still are operating under a free model.
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by fooqux 2y ago
> Studies have shown that studies cannot be trusted. Well, that's basically the end of the debate, isn't it? Before we can have reasonable discourse, everyone has to agree on some points. Sure, individual studies have problems.

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