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91.
by gzread 6mo ago
What if Windows crashes? It's better to attach a thermal sensor to the heatsink, I think.
92.
by gzread 6mo ago
Has there been a general gentle decline in IDEs over the past 15 years or is it just me?
93.
by gzread 6mo ago
Ask the Zig people, who just started relying on undocumented unstable Windows behaviour intentionally due to some kind of religious belief: https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/issues/31131
94.
by gzread 6mo ago
I agree. Why should the person who bought a computer be allowed to own it? Phone ecosystems got this the right way - the company that made the device owns it, and the person who bought it does not!
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by gzread 6mo ago
Wow! What a mind-bogglingly stupid idea. I will cancel my plans to learn Zig.
96.
by gzread 6mo ago
All modern technology becomes unobtainable.
97.
by gzread 6mo ago
New Chinese vendors are scaling up, seeing the opportunity for large profits. Prediction: in 5 years half the market will be Chinese brands
98.
by gzread 6mo ago
The Seagate of cellphones
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by gzread 6mo ago
Paid in yuan, of course, because that's the currency they're allowed to use, because of the US. And then oil companies decide it's annoying to use two different currencies, and they would rather buy the oil with yuan as well.
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by gzread 6mo ago
Trump asks the Oracle at Delphi what will occur if he invades Iran. "This war will surely bring about regime change," says the Oracle. "Good," thinks Trump as he heads into the defense meeting.
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by gzread 6mo ago
You can't vote left in the US, there are no left parties and no left politicians.
102.
by gzread 6mo ago
Rig the election? You could pass a law that makes 1/3 of the country ineligible to vote, but makes sure they won't find out until they're at the polling booth. You could also prepare your allied goons to defend polling statio
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by gzread 6mo ago
Actually implementing JSON-LD, or just copying the fixed format JSON that also happens to be valid JSON-LD. If you actually implement JSON-LD, it won't work even though the RFC says you should do that.
104.
by gzread 6mo ago
Game theory is the most dangerous force in the universe.
105.
by gzread 6mo ago
A Russian and an American get on a plane in Moscow and get to talking. The Russian says he works for the Kremlin and he's on his way to go learn American propaganda techniques. "What American propaganda techniques?" asks the
106.
by gzread 6mo ago
The Onion is actually making great money on its print edition. Having a real newspaper is a novelty these days, almost like it's part of the joke, and you should subscribe.
107.
by gzread 6mo ago
How can you be banned from the fediverse?
108.
by gzread 6mo ago
FYI the activitypub RFC won't actually help you. What you have to do is copy how Mastodon actually communicates with other copies of itself. If you base your work on the RFC, it won't actually communicate with Mastodon or with all
109.
by gzread 6mo ago
It seems you have never tried to prove anything using a proof assistant program. It will demand proofs for things like x<y && y<z => x<z and while it should have that built in for natural numbers, woe fall upon thee who
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by gzread 6mo ago
The probability of a proposed measure passing in America depends linearly on how much of the population supports it. If 0% of the population supports it, it has a 30% chance of passing. If 100% of the population supports it, it has a 30% ch
111.
by gzread 6mo ago
No, it's still illegal to DDoS sites that don't have robots.txt.
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by gzread 6mo ago
It's a solution for users because you can't afford to demand ID from your users (such as an IP address) if all your users quit when you do that.
113.
by gzread 6mo ago
Don't you need a Google account and to get a Google account you need a phone number? "You're posting too fast! Please slow down."
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by gzread 6mo ago
Cloudflare makes money on both sides. It makes money from Apple to run Private Relay and it makes money from website operators to block Private Relay. It hosts the websites of DDoS services and protects them from DDoS, too.
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by gzread 6mo ago
The solution is for more people to use Tor routinely. Like I'm doing right now.
116.
by gzread 6mo ago
If you can identify the scraper you should have a valid legal case to recover damages.
117.
by gzread 6mo ago
Um, it obviously is that. Have you used it recently?
118.
by gzread 6mo ago
Sure. I'll provide an API to provide mine to your bot for $1 each time.
119.
by gzread 6mo ago
What about cocaine? I know high-functioning people addicted to cocaine. Should that be allowed?
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by gzread 6mo ago
That already happened this week. Due to the Iran invasion, the bond market froze up.

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