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by hedora 10mo ago
They’re using their legacy OS and Office business to subsidize services (LinkedIn, GitHub, npm, vscode, teams, azure, etc). Consider what our industry will look like once the surveillance as a service/enshittifcation that’s been implem
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by hedora 10mo ago
Most of the Bay Area HOV lanes are not limited access. They let you enter/exit wherever, creating congestion. They also slow down traffic at the points where people have to cross lots of lanes to enter/exit. When before/aft
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by hedora 10mo ago
The HOV lanes cause absurd amounts of congestion, both from encouraging all the HOV drivers to aggressively switch lanes, and because they greatly increase the speed differential between lanes. They’re a money / surveillance grab.
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by hedora 10mo ago
Trump has openly admitted to child prostitution in official statements, so the first part of that isn’t surprising at all. Look at the early quotes where Trump complains about Epstein being a creep. The main problem Trump had was that Epst
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by hedora 11mo ago
It's also application specific. If you have workload that's write heavy, has temporal skew and is highly concurrent, but rarely creates new records, you're probably better off with a random PK, even in PG.
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by hedora 11mo ago
Back when Amazon was going to buy Roomba so they could use the cameras to sell us crap and/or sell the feed to law enforcement, I unplugged ours. They were unimaginably unreliable compared to our older Roombas, and I was kind of shocke
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by hedora 11mo ago
Kagi too (and before DDG).
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by hedora 11mo ago
This affects 100% of linux boxes with an hdmi port, so valve is making a tiny fraction of the impacted hardware.
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by hedora 11mo ago
Summarizing this thread: - I paid for a device with a properly licensed hdmi port. It runs linux. So patent exhaustion applies, at least in the US. I can say ignore the patents to make my property work. - I have no relationship to the HD
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by hedora 11mo ago
That’s not a ban of nvidia chips though. It’s for a few of the biggest companies, and is specifically telling them not to buy a made-for-china SKU: > The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) told companies, including ByteDance and A
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by hedora 11mo ago
If there’s a paper trail showing they authorized it, and the total amount of fraud is enough for felony charges (a few thousand bucks, I think), then yeah, throw their asses in prison, and make them refund the money they had the business st
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by hedora 11mo ago
Is it a certain number of days to fix all the mispriced items? If not, there’s an obvious loophole here. Misprice intentionally, then stop purchasing the item from your distributor if you get called on it, rotating in some similar thing.
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by hedora 11mo ago
Yeah; it’s completely a matter of frequencies and probabilities. Also, technology keeps improving. If I were working for the train line, and bridges kept “blowing up” like this, I’d probably install a bunch of cameras and try to arrange th
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by hedora 11mo ago
They should already be able to detect line breaks using old technology. They send current pulses down the line to detect stuck switches, since stuck switches can cause collisions. Also, the pulses are conducted through the wheels and axle
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by hedora 11mo ago
Shingles attacks your nervous system. Avoiding shingles prevents it from damaging your brain, so it isn’t surprising the vaccine reduces dementia. There are multiple causes for dementia. If I read figure 2 right, the vaccine slightly redu
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by hedora 11mo ago
Objectively, he was the most effective US president we’ve had in decades. Trump’s campaign promises were all of the form “X is so bad it will destroy the country and I will fix X”! Replace X with some problem that Biden had already fixed (f
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by hedora 11mo ago
This device is PoE. I’d guess peak wattage has a lot to do with it.
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by hedora 11mo ago
Yeah; California’s network neutrality laws include a provision banning discrimination based on device type. I’ve never heard of it being enforced, and blatant violations of it are the norm.
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by hedora 11mo ago
Around here, it’s Starlink >> Fiber >> Cable because our lines are above ground and outages are frequent. Fiber is less expensive than and more than 10x faster than starlink, in fairness. Our 5g towers seem to run off the fiber
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by hedora 11mo ago
If this goes like all the other media mergers this year, the only regulatory scrutiny will involve Netflix allowing the executive branch to install a censor / ombudsman that has final say on their news and documentary content.
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by hedora 11mo ago
On the planet I’m from, the pedophile in chief is already intentionally miscategorizing information so it can be censored using mechanisms like this, and is implementing a public playbook explaining how this is one pillar of a platform to
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by hedora 11mo ago
Well, I haven’t checked it for a while. Still, try measuring FS latencies during checkpoints, or just write a tight loop program that reads cached data and prints max latencies once an hour. Use the box for other stuff while it runs.
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by hedora 11mo ago
How did Uzbekistan increase their model’s global economic loss from 20% to 60%? I really want to know what arithmetic error was made, and how it got past peer review. Did it predict a China-size negative output in the future, or assume a cu
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by hedora 11mo ago
I’ll be the one to say it: I don’t really mind liquid glass. Of course, that’s mostly because there are bigger problems this release cycle. For instance, they didn’t test Magnifier on 13 mini sized screens. Now that it doesn’t fit, the ot
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by hedora 11mo ago
If it’s at 5-15ms of downtime already, you’re in the space where the “zero” downtime FS might actually cause more downtime. In addition to pauses while the snapshot is taken, you’d need to carefully measure things like performance degradat
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by hedora 11mo ago
If it’s like every other Microsoft acquisition since skype, they’ll certainly leave the API endpoints alone, and occasionally shave a nine and bump the price. (Like github)
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by hedora 11mo ago
We’re paying Cal FAIR about 10% the value of our house per year, despite having best possible fire safety for come construction and the area surrounding the house. So, in your example, thats 175/10/12 = 1.5K per month, leaving $20
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by hedora 11mo ago
The important thing is that, like the tariffs, this is not a tax on Americans.
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by hedora 11mo ago
It has the thing that systemd and journalctl are poor clones of. Their ergonomics (especially the log viewer) are much worse than sysvinit/syslog, but they mostly work. I say “mostly”, because, like systemd, sometimes force disabling
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by hedora 11mo ago
I wonder how many care that messages lights up like a Christmas tree on speed on iPadOS, battery life dropped 90%, calculator requires 32 GB of ram, offline maps stranded them in the woods, iOS can no longer keep two apps loaded at once, oc

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