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harry8
2y ago
But if you're into it, Ben Boehmer in Cappadocia, The Blaze atop the Aguile Du Midi in the French Alps are a couple of the many gems in that same series of Cercle sets.
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harry8
2y ago
I don't mind holding your hand. Get your search engine out. "alfa bank" site:theatlantic.com then compare with anything written by anyone who understands what DNS is. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12841
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2y ago
The Atlantic is simply not a credible source for anything involving Russian influence on the USA. Anything they print on the topic you think is plausible should be corroborated relatively deeply. The Alfa Bank BS is amazing. Putin sucks.
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2y ago
If they do so with a political point eg "you should care as much about children in ...." Maybe that point has some considerable support too. Should that be suppressed too? Maybe it should. Uncomfortable.
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2y ago
> Luigi Mangione's comments on stack overflow don't even register in terms of violence caused. This is completely and totally true. Totally irrelevant in terms of what policy /should/ be and one of the reasons to move
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2y ago
Nope, wrong cause direction. Do people never become mass killers to get attention? Does giving mass killers more attention, making them famous affect anything, maybe encourage more? "No" is a reasonable response if you can support
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2y ago
Let's move this away from Mr Mangione's direct example and consider what appropriate policy should be where serious crime gathers attention. Somebody publishes their thoughts contributing to how the world should be in their view o
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2y ago
Owntone http stream works on any browser, ios, droid. Works well enough i haven’t bothered to set up anything else. Wireguard is pretty great for all this stuff.
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2y ago
and yet so often, right now, today, these rubbish upload and playlists missing files is what you get from youtube.
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2y ago
So buy some hardware from China, like eg banana pi, drop your Linux or bsd router distribution of choice on it. But yes you’d need to know something about which distribution, ideally listen to someone’s actual experience. This was the hope
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2y ago
This is not replacing artists with ai which is what is being discussed. Spotify replaced artists with ai, they have no need to pay labels to do it.
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2y ago
YouTube wants you to pay for rubbish quality uploads by their users. You want to listen to an album and put on the playlist, track 3 was a single so you get a mono recording of the rock video complete with theatrical dialog that makes no se
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2y ago
You’d need labels at all then why?
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2y ago
show me consumer router hardware not made in china.
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2y ago
Having trouble generating much ripoff sympathy for someone who wants to listen to elevator music and feels ripped off because they can't tell the difference between human and algorithm. They've lost what that wasn't already l
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2y ago
Banana Pi /is/ hardware. OpwnWRT is one distro that runs on it, apparently. Seems you know even less than I do about it. https://www.banana-pi.org/en/product-news/557.html
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2y ago
So who knows much about banana pi and using that to build a router. What firmware? Are there better hardware options? Anything user-friendly enough to compare with consumer grade uis for routers? Anything else that should be being asked in
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2y ago
I've had a reasonable run with athom pre-flashed tasmota kit and HA. https://www.aliexpress.com/store/5790427 Low effort, low maintenance, works good. mqtt & wifi, tasmota has everything you could want in a ti
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2y ago
> I do feel a lot of ordinary kids would miss out ... Or maybe simply miss out on being properly educated so that science and engineering isn't magic passed down by the authority of the ordained clever people wearing the robes but i
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2y ago
This works both ways or it doesn't at all. You want selfless devotion to the goal then you damn well better not be wasting my time and cutting costs at the expense of my productivity. Managers who don't know what they're talk
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2y ago
> it’s usually more productive to ask for clarification than to assume ignorance ;) Good reminder for me and anyone else right there, nicely put.
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2y ago
Yep. Best to do that without telling your customers that long established behaviour would kill it. Dell.
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Sure wouldn’t ever again! At the time i was probably a little preoccupied and just clicked yes, safe in the delusion that no distro nor any hardware vendor would ever push a laptop bricking bios update. Sibling got it. Feel disabled sleep s
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2y ago
Crucifixion? Really? Come on now... I paid Dell a bunch of money for a laptop. They pushed a bios update, that ubuntu kindly relayed to me that meant when I closed the lid and put the laptop in my bag as I sat beside my daughter's ICU
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2y ago
There used to be cryopid in the days of 32 bit x86 and it was great and Bernard is cool. https://github.com/maaziz/cryopid Somehow I doubt it's still a thing but haven't had a reason to check.
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2y ago
Pr(same side)=0.508, 95% credible interval (CI) [0.506,0.509] Toss it 100 times, overstating the effect you'd expect it to land on the same side it started 51 times, opposite side 49. This seems to have been lost in much of the discuss
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2y ago
Democracy requires the consent of the governed, which I say is absent here. Dictatorship can and has come out of democracy, this does not make dictatorship democratic.
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2y ago
I don't make predictions about what different companies will do 10 years hence given they will be a collection of people, most of whom don't work there currently, doing business with regulations that don't presently exist. &q
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2y ago
> Apple has a compelling value proposition. No. Apple has a proposition that /may/ be better than the current alternatives?
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2y ago
https://pi-hole.net/ Easier than you might think to set up. Set and forget. Do it for your family and friends maybe. Sell routers pre-configured maybe. Not /the/ answer. Just one not-nothing step.
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