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h4kunamata
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4mo ago
VW won't be missed! Cars weren't meant to be computers on wheel. I bought a 2025 Suzuki because it is a manual and there is no firmware update, no internet connection, GOS Android Auto is all I get and only if my phone connects wi
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4mo ago
US blacklist anything that does't agree with them, there is nothing new here.
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4mo ago
Taught me that companies follow hype. I worked once at a bankm fully kubernetes, the amount of problems were out of reality from this world. Complexities are being added for no reason at all.
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4mo ago
Honestly, I would have given up before starting. You spend time and effort on these cases only for the company to say "Unfortunately..."
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4mo ago
Do you think we don't have cure already for cancers??? Look for how much money the pharmaceutic cartels make annually, that is why these "drugs" aka cure will never ever be released because its side effects are still unknown.
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4mo ago
Yet they use it, they do not really care, they even install Windows games that requires kernel level spyware read anti-cheat. There are Linux distros that are newbie friendly and looks like Windows. An end user that does not depend on Adobe
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4mo ago
Wikepedia, the most untrustworthy source ever, cases and cases of people who gained access to the article and completely changed it with fake information: 1. Assassin's Creed video game: A guy changed Japanese history by introducing a
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4mo ago
And yet the population have to ration it because there is no enough water. This math isn't "mathing".
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4mo ago
Nextcloud which is one of the most popular Dropbox alternatives for homelab folks. In fact, there will be a plugin on day one. There are others
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4mo ago
Because in the US, for a human being able to afford anything related to health is a business and not a right like other countries. You don't need to write a post for that.
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4mo ago
Easy, the previosu government destroyed coal for solar, it is easy that way.
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4mo ago
I pardon to disagree with a but!!! As much as I don't like AI, search engines are dead even if you went De-Google like me. I use Perplexity AI as myc new search engine, it is the only one that trully shows you all the sources it use to
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4mo ago
Anybody who thinks this has any good, lost the touch with reality. Imagine being unable to login because the AI decided that your master password is too weak, changed it, and locked you out!? hahaha
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4mo ago
Life is too short to use slow and problematic system, Linux forever.
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4mo ago
Australia here, Switzerland knows something we don't, it is sad.
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4mo ago
Ahh Microsoft, my innocent child.... They didn't learn with CoPilot having no adoption. They didn't learn with Windows 11 being completely useless They didn't learn with GitHub having security breach left and right Some compa
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4mo ago
Jokes on you, they didn't learn the first time, they won't learn now. It is like Western gaming studios burning billions into slope game while watching other Western gaming studios losing billions by doing the same thing and yet,
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4mo ago
OP sure didn't check the call center owners scamming the entire globe lmao India is scamming everybody, and getting very rich at it.
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4mo ago
>The recent uptick is fascinating With US techs harvesting people's data, subscription mess, cars that are no longer cars but computers on wheel, and now AI, even folks with bare minimal knowledge are self hosting things. All you ne
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4mo ago
Good! Internet has become a messy and dangerous place. Anybody with money can access it, that not necessarily means somebody with common sense. 90s, early 2000s, we would go to the internet to have good time. 2020s, people are ditching inte
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4mo ago
I must add that I self-host FreshRSS to fetch news and GitHub repos updates so I can update my stuff, everything in-house, controlled by me. RSS makes life so much easier, some only provide the bare minimal while others, provide the whole p
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>RSS was declared dead in 2013 Where? Not within the homelab space.
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5mo ago
They lack experience when working within real environments while being mentored, within a virtual environment where they have no skill to know what to do, just make things even more complicated. AI is not to blame here, but their own lack o
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5mo ago
Okay, things were different back then but right now you only use Microsoft products if you agree to never own it. Microsoft Office?? LibreOffice is opensource, has everything from Word to PowerPoint, it is free, and just works. Microsoft Wi
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5mo ago
>How many times do we hear things like "if the product is free, you are the product" - well Well, now they will keep doing what they are doing while being paid because your data is their business model.
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5mo ago
USA population will never know peace. When basic exams cost them easily US$100k, you know the system is broken. Health system is a business model in the US, and people who are organ donor are literally being murdered to have their organs re
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EDIT: This security analysts promised to release something big on July 14, 2026 Boy oh boy, Microsoft started a war they cannot afford to loose, and yet they already lost.
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Since Microsoft took over GitHub, everything went to shit. GitHub, dead! Windows, dead! Xbox, dead! Now security analysts blacklisted for disclosuring vulnerabilities. Wait until the big players decide to ditch Microsoft altogether, I mean,
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5mo ago
From whatever to Go ... hype! From Go to Rust ... hype! From Rust to Ruby ... the new hype!?
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5mo ago
Anything to destroy US tech companies is welcome. They aren't aiming companies but users which many have no common sense and grant these agentic AI access to everything. All the restrictions the US imposed to CH, will be reverted back
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