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by hedora 1y ago
We have a high end bosch (the absolute best model of the best brand the year we bought it), and it’s been wonky for three of the five years it has lasted so far, and now rubber noiseproofing is falling out and the racks are rusting through
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by hedora 1y ago
Also, I think the bitlaw interpretation is incorrect. “Sweat of the brow” doesn’t magically produce copyright protection, and they don’t mention that. Taking their example, if you had a collections from quotes from presidents, and I got a
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by hedora 1y ago
I’ve hit more broken games due to GPU firmware bugs than due to Linux compatibility. Windows users with my GPU report the same symptoms as I hit, fwiw.
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by hedora 1y ago
What percentage of Windows games still run on current Windows? I never managed to get anything close to 90% of my library to run on the same windows installation, but I gave up years ago, and just use Linux instead.
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by hedora 1y ago
This would effectively ban software that lets you run AI locally, or to access it anonymously. I don’t see how it would be possible to provide AI services in educational contexts, or to teach kids how to use AI-based tools.
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Guidelines for User Age-Verification and Responsible Dialogue Act (Guard Act) [pdf](warner.senate.gov)
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by hedora 1y ago
His behavior only made sense to me after I realized his dynastic wealth came from apartheid-era mines.
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by hedora 1y ago
I wonder if we need a GPL v4 that revokes itself if the end user violates other people’s human rights. That way, this sort of situation would result in the revocation of the python license, instead of the grant proposal.
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by hedora 1y ago
Also, Apple, and T-Mobile. I thought Germany still frowned on policies like Trump’s, though I suppose demolishing the White House was on its todo list at some point in the past.
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by hedora 1y ago
He got 47%, which is not a majority of the vote. Also, many people decided to just abstain. He got something like 30% of eligible voters to vote for him.
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by hedora 1y ago
I’ll just add that bogus DMCA takedowns (for anticompetitive or censorship goals) are a real burden for many YouTube creators, making supporting their monopoly at least as morally dubious as piracy.
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by hedora 1y ago
You click "no" when it prompts you on first login. There's an option under settings if you change your mind.
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by hedora 1y ago
It actually does protect against errors on access, but support is optional. Also, some vendors use a non-optimal hamming code that fails to notice some double bit errors (if I remember right).
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by hedora 1y ago
Rust code that uses unsafe still needs this sort of protection.
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by hedora 1y ago
Not zero: https://www.reddit.com/r/fantanoforever/comments/1jnf82d/guy... On a related note, my vinyl collection is looking more and more prescient over time. If streaming gets sufficiently bad, I’ll jus
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by hedora 1y ago
s/ironic/predictable/
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by hedora 1y ago
I’ve been using tidal since forever because Spotify’s recommendations were crap, and Apple Music’s weren’t good. I think I’ve heard one AI slop thing in my daily discovery queue, once. It’s hard to say if that one track was ai slop or not,
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by hedora 1y ago
Beelink's AMD mini-PCs are great console replacements. AMD $/perf and perf/watt is keeping up with Apple in the midrange (laptops, mini-pc's), and is winning at high-end (workstations + up).
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by hedora 1y ago
According to their marketing material, when they started supporting running in edge pop's, they became the best option for low-latency APIs.
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by hedora 1y ago
Yeah; I wished they'd gone the other way, and made memory leaks unsafe (yes, this means no Rc or Arc). That way, you could pass references across async boundaries without causing the borrow checker to spuriously error out. (It's
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by hedora 1y ago
That’s orthogonal to microservices. They could deploy the monolith multiple times a day. Of course, that’d require CI, which clearly wasn’t working well in your example.
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by hedora 1y ago
Also, time to switch back to firefox, and turn off the DRM crap. I get warnings from some sites (like radio stations) that DRM is required for the page, but haven’t noticed any breakage. Using them in that mode adds signal to their web serv
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by hedora 1y ago
I have a react native app, and can compile it to pwa mode. It runs well in a browser. 99% of the code runs fine in electron to. Index.tsx is the main exception. I’m not saying you can automatically run software for one of these targets ac
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by hedora 1y ago
There is one solution to this problem that many people reading this message can contribute to: Make sure your app has a progressive web app version that has feature parity with the store apps. That way, the app will work on phones like the
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by hedora 1y ago
Also, the Portland thing. We have cameras and planes and stuff. How is the idea that downtown is a burnt out hole in the ground full of rubble (or not) an actual controversy?
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by hedora 1y ago
At least the 1950’s. That’s when stuff like asynchrony and interrupts were worked out. Dijkstra wrote at length about this in reference to writing code that could drive a teletype (which had fundamentally non-deterministic timings). If yo
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by hedora 1y ago
I’ve had good luck with Devuan. It works a bit better than Debian / Ubuntu did during their heydays. If you like systemd, then I can offer no advice that will help you. :-)
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by hedora 1y ago
But if you turn it on just to get the nag screen to go away, then you’re wasting a lot of disk space for no reason.
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by hedora 1y ago
Well, yeah, but the people that create the issues typically solve them by just corrupting the crap out of app state and adding manual ops procedures.
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by hedora 1y ago
The crazy thing is, due to coordinated propaganda campaigns, people don't realize that the Biden administration got people to invest in US factories at an unprecedented rate. Trump's already managed to scare off a lot of that inv

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