grahamj

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by grahamj 2y ago
Don’t do coke. E on the other hand… Never too late to find out what a flood of serotonin feels like.
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by grahamj 2y ago
lol @ grayvers I left it all behind years ago but your event sounds awesome. Glad some people still keep the vibe alive.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I would add that ravers grew up. Kids don’t want to do what their parents did.
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by grahamj 2y ago
No because I don’t use these shit platforms. But the point is if policy says to moderate content of type ABC then I don’t see why someone in TX would do something different than someone in CA. It’s the same policy.
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by grahamj 2y ago
So much for the supposed zuck rebrand; it's still him
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by grahamj 2y ago
Every Xer I know left FB years ago.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I don't see how it matters where the mods are located when their instructions still come from California.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Neat! I wouldn't have guessed we had that many trees.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Node is a platform for running JS on the server; it's a non sequitur to talk about node page size whether in this case or any other
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by grahamj 2y ago
One doesn’t typically write a webpage in node
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by grahamj 2y ago
Brilliant! Now you just need to hook up a Switchbot or something to it so you can deactivate it remotely. Say, from your desktop.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Clearly from comment comments here some humans can do this, but are we sure that bots can’t?
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by grahamj 2y ago
To be clear I never used iCloud/keychain exclusively, but my wife did and I performed the migration from that to 1P.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Yep that's mainly what I used. I trust it and it has a good feature set but the UX is just not up to snuff imo. I could get by with it but no way was I going to roll it out to my less techy family members. 1P is just much easier to use
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by grahamj 2y ago
With the disclaimer that my original post was firmly tongue in cheek and I don't expect it to ever happen: Trump has threatened 25% tariffs. If that were to happen I wonder if that ocean would suddenly seem much smaller.
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by grahamj 2y ago
In what way is wanting to keep my prompts and data private superstition?
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by grahamj 2y ago
I moved away from 1P some time ago due to their move to a subscription model. After trying other solutions and having high hopes for Apple finally shipping a passwords app I finally decided to move back this year. It's costly but excel
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by grahamj 2y ago
LS is excellent but if I'm going to go to the trouble of building firewall rules I'd rather them be at the network level so all my devices can benefit. What would be really cool is the LS UI but tied into something like pfsense fo
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by grahamj 2y ago
I would agree with that if I didn't mind handing over my prompts/data to big tech companies. But I do.
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by grahamj 2y ago
I've always joked about joining Europe because I feel we have more in common with them then our neighbour to the South, but recent comments from said neighbour's upcoming Führer have made the jokes just a tad more serious.
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by grahamj 2y ago
Canada here, can we join too?
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by grahamj 2y ago
Installing and booting Linux absolutely implies consent to let it do what it does. It's open source, you can evaluate what it does before booting it. You know it's comprised of many processes, you know it has a networking stack, y
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by grahamj 2y ago
> I didn't consent to any of this! Yes you did. You purchased a computer, put this software on it and executed it. If you didn't want it to do whatever it's doing you should have determined what it would do beforehand and
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by grahamj 2y ago
> It's especially shitty because they've gated a huge amount of their AI shit behind owning the current iPhone model....but apparently my several generation old iPhone is more than good enough to do some AI analysis on all my p
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by grahamj 2y ago
ha I used to love Print Shop on our Apple ][ clone. I can still hear my (dad's) old 80s tractor-fed dot matrix buzzing out whatever my young mind thought up. Signs for my bedroom door and breakfast in bed menus as examples.
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by grahamj 2y ago
For some reason I assumed they ejected the piss out into space so I was imagining using pee volume drop plus station location to determine trajectory of the pee and effectively track each load as it ventures out into space. Oh well
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by grahamj 2y ago
they can't do what we do therefore they aren't what we are
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by grahamj 2y ago
It's funny eh, the world's largest personal data collection company and they still have no idea what videos you want to watch lol
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by grahamj 2y ago
This looks cool. Sort of a FreeTube with plugins?
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by grahamj 2y ago
yeah this is a feature not a bug lol

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