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h4ck_th3_pl4n3t
1y ago
I get that things are bad. But how do we fix it?
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1y ago
Kind of funny that you specifically pointed out the "lying under oath" part. Becaause you know, the initial argument's current POTUS lied under oath, several times, about way more dangerous things. And he fired the people tha
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1y ago
Churchill once said: "Americans will eventually do the right thing, after they've tried every other option." Kind of fits the current administration's strategy.
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1y ago
...and you still didn't get your Praxis nation! Ha!
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1y ago
I am wondering if this is more of an unclearly defined memory ownership problem rather than a problem of what types you have to use to interact with C ABIs or FFI calls. I mean you could also just abstract the allocation away and handle it
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1y ago
This is an untrue statement. Music was played by the iTunes process on mobile until 2016, and only a single audio stream at a time. How dare you wanted a fade in/out with less than 3 seconds latency! And even then Apple was reluctant t
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1y ago
In this discussion, both can be bad faith actors. It's not a defensive argument about "but he did it too"! That's not how you get to a better solution to the problem at hand. On iOS there is no effective way to install s
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1y ago
I hate imgur with their freaking redirects of deep links that have .jpg or .png in their URLs. They redirect to the HTML and then ask me to download a shitty app and prevent me from looking at the damn content. If you cannot afford the web
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1y ago
I wonder what Chomsky would have to say about this.
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1y ago
Remember when memes were wholesome cat pictures? That was awesome.
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1y ago
They are working for their own black budget above all else. Legality doesn't matter as long as the money keeps flowing.
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1y ago
I just wished the LLM model providers would realize this and instead would provide specialized LLMs for each programming language. The results likely would be better.
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1y ago
An open source cocaine production machine is still an illegal cocaine production machine. The fact that it's open source doesn't matter. You seem to not have understood that different forms of appliances need to comply with differ
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1y ago
Lol you never read about all the Lenovo malware fuckups, apparently. Which basically are exactly what "infosec fucktards" as you named them warned about.
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1y ago
Arch bugfix time is usually within 24 hours. Not a single enterprise distro even reacts within that timeframe. OVAL advisories are weeks, sometimes months later. As long as you don't have a virtualization approach similar to QubesOS, a
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1y ago
So what are you using? Is there a softrouter using mutual TLS over IPv6 that you can recommend?
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1y ago
This is not a defect of how you run the government. This is a lack of controlling laws that ensure safety and compliance mechanisms for companies polluting the environment. And why is there a lack of those kind of laws? That's somethin
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1y ago
Reading this from a user named "leptons" made me chuckle.
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1y ago
Delete Signal and install Molly instead.
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1y ago
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1y ago
This incompetence excuse puts YC in a bad spotlight too, because it makes them look like they are funding people with exact zero software development experience.
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1y ago
You state it is trivial to use Android as an alternative. How is the data checkout working on iOS to migrate to Android?
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1y ago
Tell that to the ICC judges that have been sanctioned by Microsoft and Trump's administration. Because you know, sanctioning judges in the International Crime Court in Den Hague is literally not their (the US's) jurisdiction.
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1y ago
You could say we've been "duped".
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1y ago
> OpenGL OpenGL is legacy tech, just as DirectX Vulkan is the new shader thing, and has been for at least a decade by now.
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1y ago
Trump peddled back from the contract and negotiations of nuclear disarmament in his first term. So yeah, it plays out exactly like he wanted it to be. Create enemy yourself, declare martial law, no re-election necessary. Easy as pie.
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1y ago
By this logic, Twitter is truth?
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1y ago
I'm wondering now how much time you used to find that single one that has no headphone jack and is also IP68 certified. Congrats, I guess?
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> It's about cutting costs and having one less hole water can get in. That's a lazy excuse. Every single IP68 rugged phone has a headphone jack. And the ones that are more waterproof even made for diving with them also have one
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1y ago
Note that companies usually ignore fan projects like this and don't mention them at all. If they would mention and tolerate them, it weakens their intellectual property in a future lawsuit. Once fan projects get too much traction, comp
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