guerrilla

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by guerrilla 8mo ago
> I just always wonder how we have so many people eating this up when the strategy is so blindingly obvious It shouldn't be surprising considering how naive people are in general. People actually believe we live in democracies despi
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
What country...
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
If you have, you should post articles in English about that. People would be interested.
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
Well that's insane. I hadn't heard that.
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
Awesome advertising for the Pinebunds Pro. No chance the Fairbuds can do this? I don't know much about them. Also, with DOOM running on all these things now, is it still impossible to get it to run well on a 386?
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
Back then there were quite a few competing architectures and UNIXes to go with them. SGI MIPS with Irix, IBM had POWER with AIX and later Linux, DEC had Alpha Tru64 UNIX and VMS (not a UNIX), Sun SPARC with Solaris, HP had HA-RISC with HP-U
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
Poor SGI. I used to love their website back in the 90s. It's strange to think that alternative architectures were possible though and could get such a foothold in some industries. The specificity is mind-blowng. Everything is "PC&
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
> My wife uses ddg and outlook, she's non-technical My mom too. The difference though is that they have us. Most people don't.
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
No, that's how I interpreted the headline.
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
It's just a matter of time. It's obvious the tides are turning.
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
Looks like proof of cheating to me, at least for now. Definitely a step in an interesting direction, but not exactly SkyNet.
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
Okay, that is very cool. I love how doable it is too if you can get hands on the media that is.
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
> Other people apparently don't have this feeling at all. I think this is interesting too. I've noticed the difference in dating/hook-up contexts. The people you're talking about also end up getting laid more but that
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by guerrilla 8mo ago
> Is this the Dark Souls of linux distros? haha Yes. That's a bit what it feels like.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Yes.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
> don't decide shouldn't* decide
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
The peak was originally supposed to be 6-7 hours from now... it's still showing KP 8 here though, so I'm not sure what's going on. It could get more intense.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
> while the site in question is "blaring klaxons!" No, it isn't. It clearly says everything is under control but it would be good to keep an eye on it.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Plus you can buy them second hand pretty eaeily too.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Fair enough. Letting the computer do the work instead of the brain/body.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Sounds less efficient in both space and time.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
No thanks. It works. Don't break it. Thanks.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
There have been known vulnerabilities in ASUS firmware, but I was referring to Armoury Crate which is forcefully pushed on Windows users. > I'd like to see your evidence. I think this is a really bad epistemological stance in this c
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Because we all know ASUS doesn't install backdoors by default...
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Okay, I'm saying don't break it.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
What packages are you talking about? It does it's job. I've been using it on the desktop for decades now with never needing to care about anything like that. If it ain't broke, don't fix it...
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
As a user, is anything going to change? I don't want to need to know about whatever this is. Everything already works fine. Are you planning on breaking it?
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Well, being right is better than being wrong, which is what happens when you claim that GDP as a measure of progress is valid. It simply doesn't measure what matter to the majority of humans, which has been argued endlessly already.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
It eventually started working on its own. I changed nothing.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
That's hardly a relevant response considering no society have used any of the ones I am speaking about in the way that you mean. The OECD, UN, IMF and others use many of them as secondary metrics though.

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