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by gosub100 1y ago
> seemingly pointless refactoring, instead of tackling issues that are actually important to users its not a dichotomy. Xorg was built on X11R6, a platform that was written circa 1993. You cannot "tackle issues important to users&qu
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think the first claim is cover for the 2nd. if they admit there are uncommanded discharges, their reputation is decimated and they will lose an entire batch of lawsuits. If they dont do anything, guns will keep uncommanded-discharging unt
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by gosub100 1y ago
they dont "go home" in a body bag. and the rest of your post is just as hyperbolic and ignorant.
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by gosub100 1y ago
The modern philosophy for a defense gun is that the holster is the safety. The holsters make it impossible to pull the trigger, and hold the gun securely all day. They are all supposed to be "drop safe" although there are some e
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by gosub100 1y ago
They are in a peculiar logical pickle: admit the gun is defective and lose all their current lawsuits plus many more that will dogpile on. Plus take a devastating hit to future sales. Or deny it, saving face and relying on FUD that the disc
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by gosub100 1y ago
Then why aren't the police constantly having accidents blowing holes in everything?
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by gosub100 1y ago
Here is an entire video talking about it, by an attorney who works in the firearms industry: https://youtu.be/7NXDuKQF9kU?si=uRXnYvhMMKIN8BKa
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by gosub100 1y ago
what if I am feeding the geese? how do I disambiguate that one?
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think what this is really about is the ability to manipulate elections. Panopticon surveillance means it will inevitably dig up dirt on a presidential or other candidate somewhere down the line. Then once they have a shot at winning, pull
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by gosub100 1y ago
Signal that virtue boy!
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by gosub100 1y ago
Gotta fight that climate change, right? Can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Will it emit hydrogen gas?
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think he means tape/glue it to the heat source to (mis)-use it as a probe. "It's not stupid if it works" but I think there would need to be a few deg of compensation to account for the thermal resistance of the package
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by gosub100 1y ago
They love historical artifacts too. Creating a black market for purloined treasures.
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by gosub100 1y ago
There's no curiosity or intellect featured here anymore. It's just bickering about semantics or pedantry. If that doesn't anger you, great. That's like a toddler saying they don't mind sharing a pool with other kids
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by gosub100 1y ago
That was how I felt following the guides to hack DirecTV for the first time.
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by gosub100 1y ago
You forgot having a fume hood, or halon foam system. Or just a silver heat resistant suit and SCBA. Please don't hold back on the pedantry and "you can"s. People might miss these valuable options and not know they can just co
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by gosub100 1y ago
The scary thing is you can't put the fire out with water. Your only option is to run.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Nominating Bernie would have led to a victory over Trump
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by gosub100 1y ago
I'm all for enforcement of laws. I am very careful to obey the law because I know it will potentially ruin my life if I don't. If you want to change immigration law, that's another topic. But what happened was blue states let
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by gosub100 1y ago
That's fair. I want people to understand it's not about my tribe vs your tribe. If the goal is to get idiots like Trump out of Washington, you must first remove money from politics. Then even if "your guy" doesn't g
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by gosub100 1y ago
Both parties are the same. Democrats want to make it illegal to protect myself from a violent attacker, enact legislation designed to block poor people from starting businesses, buy votes by promising handouts. They are both filthy and dirt
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by gosub100 1y ago
Billionaires paid for Hillary, dems couldn't be bothered to listen to the people. Took 0 responsibility for it. Just took her campaign war chest and dumped it into a media smear campaign.
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by gosub100 1y ago
What is the primary computational task for insurance? Is it computing actuarial tables? Or accounting for the premiums/claims? Or something else? I can excuse banking for not switching off of COBOL but I fail to see how insurance uses
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by gosub100 1y ago
Just in the first week of switching back, I turned off ipv6 DHCP on my router. I left ipv4 unchanged. ( The reason is that I want to switch to ipv6 someday and I want to run my own v6 DHCP and dns). 24 hours later, my fedora Linux host name
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by gosub100 1y ago
This is a bit like saying "if everyone was just honest and a good person, we wouldn't need police or jails or criminal judges". All these things exist for a reason (except for kickbacks). We have labor unions because of worke
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by gosub100 1y ago
I think this is the biggest grift of AI: Laundering responsibility. The more it's integrated into organizations, the more hopeless anyone will feel towards changing it. You cannot point to the vendor because they are protected by softw
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by gosub100 1y ago
I agree with this. Couple years ago I splurged on a nice Thinkpad X1 carbon, and decided to give windows a try after abstaining for many years. I really liked the WSL but overall it was a resource hog. It would blast the fan for seemingly n
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by gosub100 1y ago
I would absolutely click on an article about the detection of AI and how to get rid of fake accounts. Or how AI is being used to scam people. But I couldn't care less about turdF1nger.6i and it's 3.4b paramters.
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by gosub100 1y ago
No, I have zero interest in LLM and ignoring the posts has worked fine for me. The political posts are causing more damage IMO. There is also a "hide" button if you keep seeing a lingering high activity post.

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