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by hulitu 6mo ago
"A moose once bit my sister" "Mind you, moose bites can be pretty nasty..."
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> The EU can't think of anything better for the children of Europe They thought, but lowering the conscription age is unpopular.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> Why is Meta getting the harsh treatment? Because Meta (with Microsoft and Google) is pushing for age verification and they need a reason. And the EC, after receiving so much lobby money, is very happy to give it to them.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> It seemed like utter nonsense This is utter nonsense. Just ask the layouter where they will be placed. (at the output of the voltage regulator or where he will find empty space on the board, completely missing their function). Where yo
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> Once you realize how much more efficient solar panels are (compared to plants) You, and others, forgot to account for the growth of solar panels compared to plants: the energy required to make one solar panel.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> One of the favorite lessons I learned is that anything at scale has to be designed for idiots And in the end it is designed _by_ idiots and only idiots find it usable.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Wow. The brain started functioning after an alcohol induced blackout and this was the first idea it produced. Play it again, Sam.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> We'll see Europe and other parts of the world slowly shed US tech piece by piece over years cough Linux (Foundation), Microsoft Windows and Azure, Google's Android and search, Apple's iOS cough I'm still waiting
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by hulitu 6mo ago
AI ? No. Greed. See The Underground History of American Educationby John Taylor Gatto.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Lost ? I already had them.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> because they're explicitly === sound in this case. Not really sounds, more like infrasounds. So the unit shall be mHz (milihertz).
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> 0. "When running on real hardware console output will be over serial." > 1. Seems to be a variant of "0" running on "Odroid-C4." > 2. https://genode.org/ This one looks more polished
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> I would like to see some advancements in the OS area, beside improving UNIX kernels and APIs Most of the people today are afraid to build OSs so they stick to virtual machines. An OS without drivers is not an OS.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
I guess doing a web search, before naming things, is not thought in the Computer Science classes.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
It is the same for humans.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
But did those laptops had "special laptops CPUs" like today ? Or you got the same CPU like in a desktop ?
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by hulitu 6mo ago
I'm still searching for the location of the Restaurant at the end of the universe.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> In 1916, the chocolate magnate built a railroad to keep its sugar moving And, in 2026, they want to do it again. How sweet. /s
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> can help no, no can, could. Or could not.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> Why we collect telemetry ...our team needs visibility into how features are being used in practice. This was Microsoft's mantra, while bugs were not fixed for months.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Their already have your data. In their cloud.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> are they just cobble that all into a model so it can leak out to random people ? Yes. Industrial espionage made easy.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Yes, but only for slim people.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
EU based products ? Can you name some ?
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> I don't think SP2 made much of a difference in the popularity of XP SP1 was buggy as hell.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> It's an incredibly useful API, and it's secure. Citation needed. Web browsers, with their many CVEs, do not look like the pinnacle of security.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Kids those days. There's always one explaining the joke to others.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Maybe in US. We had BC107-BC109 and BC177-BC179
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> How about we just let nature take its course and rely on developers' laziness, one of the virtues of a good programmer? That's what Microsoft does. The CVEs speak for themselves.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> And more screen real estate, more dynamic software and more dynamic interfaces meant communication could be more verbose. Could have been, but the opposite happened. Instead of changelogs, one has "bug fixes and performance impro

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