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by fph 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-cadet_keyboard
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by fph 1y ago
What is the Linux experience on new Mac hardware? I'd be interested also in running a Macbuntu.
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by fph 1y ago
Denmark doesn't have Euros as currency, unfortunately.
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by fph 1y ago
Do the banks actually check that the documents are legit? I'm sure your favorite LLM can generate pictures of all these documents in the blink of an eye.
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by fph 1y ago
> There could be an index where you list your product/service, so people can find your stuff when they need it. There is already one, it's called a search engine.
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by fph 1y ago
It seems quite simple to me. Are you paying for that? Or providing any benefit equivalent to a payment? Then it's an ad.
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by fph 1y ago
Aren't these basically mutual healthcare providers? We have them in Europe.
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by fph 1y ago
This does not seem a fitting metaphor: you complain only after the politician has read that speech. But this whole campaign is about a speech that has not been written yet, i.e., a proposal that has not been finalized. You are writing to a
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by fph 1y ago
My main problem with Fight Chat Control is that it asks people to send messages to the wrong audience. The site asks me to contact members of the European /parliament/, while the proposal is being discussed by the EU /commiss
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by fph 1y ago
I imagine the error messages must be terrible to read, since this hack is based on reusing syntax that was meant for something entirely different.
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by fph 1y ago
Comparable to what? To Windows 11?
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by fph 1y ago
I have a Kobo. Yes, you can download books you buy from them to any device. They are Epubs with DRM.
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by fph 1y ago
Ah, yes, the classic argument: we must ramp up surveillance because it is the only way to stop pedophiles, terrorists, and pirates.
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by fph 1y ago
You define an Interval type, and check the constraint in its constructor.
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by fph 1y ago
Palantirs are inherently evil, and they deceive those who use them. Sauron was deceived into thinking Pippin had the ring, and this led to his demise. Denethor saw what he thought was Sauron's army, and was driven to suicide.
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by fph 1y ago
Jolla C2. Sailfish OS is still alive (though barely).
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by fph 1y ago
Someone must have complained about `China/Hong Kong` to cause this change.
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by fph 1y ago
A lot of parents think they are better at educating their kids than a trained professional. But are they right?
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by fph 1y ago
Life pro tip: the Wikipedia pages for Libgen and Scihub contain up-to-date current links in the right sidebar. Only for the purpose of information and documentation, of course.
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by fph 1y ago
Ah. I was about to ask if it is private and if the AI can run on-device, but I guess this comments answers all my questions in the negative. Too bad.
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by fph 1y ago
Part of the problem is the traditional PC security model (Linux / Windows). "All the executable files I run are trusted and have access to all my personal files" doesn't work anymore in 2025. Android fixed this for the m
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by fph 1y ago
It's a lossless format optimized for file size rather than decompression speed; the README seems clear enough. Made by a pixel art game dev, for compressing sprites in pixel art games, so I assume it fits a useful niche.
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by fph 1y ago
Random thought: why isn't LLM-based spam filtering ubiquitous yet? Some of the obvious spam that lands into my inbox would be caught easily even by the tiniest, cheapest models.
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by fph 1y ago
You can deny it on Graphene OS.
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by fph 1y ago
That's the first step toward banning NSFW apps like on Steam, I'm afraid.
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by fph 1y ago
Everything has been moving towards USB-C precisely because of this regulation, duh. Manufacturers want to continue selling in Europe.
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by fph 1y ago
The Greenwich meridian is not actually 100% arbitrary. It is a convenient location that does not split into two any significant landmasses.
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by fph 1y ago
I think it's also because C++ has no generic concept of "zero"; otherwise one could have defined the first element of adjacent_difference(v) as v(1)- zero<typeof(v)>, and it would have been type-stable.
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by fph 1y ago
This sounds a lot like anti-encryption rhetoric: "so are you just okay with terrorists / pedophiles / pirates then?".
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by fph 1y ago
Nethack is one of the wildest. So many hardcoded edge cases and wild interactions. From the wiki: "Food rations have a 1/7 chance of being rotten when eaten if they are uncursed and older than 30 turns, or else are blessed and old

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