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by getcrunk 1y ago
Hello cnn’s
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Backstory from eff: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/07/courts-should-have-jur...
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by getcrunk 2y ago
How much of a difference would automated health checks+programatic dns updates make vs any cast
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by getcrunk 2y ago
I get sign in to prove your not a bot all the time since the last few months esp on vpn. Too scared to use my home ip cus I don’t want my gmail to get banned with it
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Don’t think of it as a tautology, think of it as a heuristic
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by getcrunk 2y ago
I don’t have an ee/hardware background but given two things I can naïvely assume this is possible. 1) Nowadays, we can send text messages directly through satellites in space. So the satellites are obviously sensitive enough to pick up
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Why did they stop? Seems like a ticket quota wet dream
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Amd in general has allowed their mobile cpus to power scale. I don’t see why this would be any different. 15w on the go. 120 with plug Edit: per article these are positioned from 45w up
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by getcrunk 2y ago
I think it’s better to switch to dst permanently
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by getcrunk 2y ago
This rational appeals to me strongly, especially on a primal level But also that’s a lot of code in general
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by getcrunk 2y ago
I appreciate your overall framing one thing worth pointing out, though is we really won’t ever be mineral limited as long as our sun is alive. I think in a 50 to 100 years asteroid mining and/or non-terrestrial habitats will become nor
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Everything you added is context I.e. qualifications
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Parallel without qualification should not imply direction?
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by getcrunk 2y ago
I think the occasion related part is meant to be explicit about the default relationship. That doesn’t in anyway preclude you the user from deciding the occasion to be all the time. The point is you have to opt in to that actively
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Good for them! Continue to be profitable and competitive so I can keep using them 20 years from now when they still decimate big cloud at 100x pricing or big cloud value add layer companies at 200x pricing
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by getcrunk 2y ago
It would be cool if companies in their position make two versions of their products. One continues on this trajectory that {adds bloat | becomes more modern} and another that prioritizes avoiding performance regression by a few metrics.
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Quic is an attack on network based filtering (ad blockers) similar to doH. There likely are convenient ulterior motives.
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by getcrunk 2y ago
How exactly does one do that. Sounds exciting!
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Iirc when doing it support in college an incoming email to the support address would create a ticket with threading, Where a reply would be a reply to the customer as an email or you can also have internal conversations with your team membe
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Nice one! I’m working on an app the is user/consumer facing but will eventually have a teams/bussiness offering. Everything has a uid with it cus users are the core of your app. But yea if your multitennant then tenants should be
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Wouldn’t they block/suspend the account/credentials?
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by getcrunk 2y ago
I would gladly pay $2-$5 a month without thinking for ff/tb if they committed to open accounting with user voting and a ruling council headed by devs and technical thought leaders. I think at least 1-10 million other people would too!
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Not from the outside
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Hey Jeff! :))))) That was a great article from drupal. It’s a great idea and really goes along way to help, but we still need more. This only addresses foss projects that are hosted as an offering. It wouldn’t address how for example the p
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by getcrunk 2y ago
As for the trend of the bait and switch. That’s a fair point. But u can always fork and move on. And even then would you say that’s more of an issue or occurs more frequently then corps not contributing back at all? Like when you factor in
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Posted this in the other thread: A lot of the comments seem to call out Matt (right or wrong). But that’s the easy thing to do. No one dares address the systemic issue of for profit corporations exploitatively (ab)using open source software
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by getcrunk 2y ago
Matt being a poor steward of gpl is by definition not a systemic issue … unless ur claim is that many people in positions like him do what he does which is in turn caused by invariant factors? The systemic issue is companies the world over
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by getcrunk 2y ago
A lot of the comments seem to call out Matt (right or wrong). But that’s the easy thing to do. No one dares address the systemic issue of for profit corporations exploitatively (ab)using open source software. There is a social contract that
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by getcrunk 2y ago
fantastic! most of these come down to diet and exercise. fast, eat less, eat anti inflammatory, take some supplements/vitamins. exercise well, sleep well, get some sunlight and meditate.
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by getcrunk 2y ago
What the fuck! What a naïve yet narcissistic and arrogant mind. It’s almost as if it’s a school project, written by a student. “Write something on x topic with y constraints to get the grade”

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