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571.
by hulitu 7mo ago
USA and Israel good, Iran bad. Kindergarten logic. Works pretty well.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> We want to encourage people to produce written output with minimal friction. What's wrong with .txt ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Crazy to imagine that we are still baking in dependency on US providers in european societies As long as the capital city is in Washington, this is normal.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Apple accessibility innovation Like no turn on or off for Wifi hotspot. Trully an accessibility innovation /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Google attributes Axios hack to North Korea So it was the CIA.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> 1GW Stargate AI Datacenter Is this generating electricity ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Everybody. Do you have some statistics ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> This is the first time I've heard about this from Stripe Kids those days. As a warning: stay away from PayPal also.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> I was wondering what OpenAI even gets from this particular piece of legislation OpenAI is part of Microsoft. Microsoft was pushing its "parental controls" [1] since some years. [1] You can browse porn with Edge, but not with
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Heise was, some time ago, a reliable paper. Now times seems to have changed.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
In the minds of nature.com writers. /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> but natives are subject to insane whims of the driving Schule… Some natives have started to make "driving Schule" in foreign countries.
583.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> Recently this month laws and fines for bicyclists have gotten stricter As far as i know, all laws of a country are to be followed, not only a selection of them.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
With Ubuntu, Suse and Zorin as OSs. Linux kernel is developed in US, FSF is in US...
585.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Going to school helps.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Searching for Android: "Volla Systeme GmbH develops Android smartphones", besides Hmd/Nokia and Gigaset also with Android. Microsoft Windows has no alternatives. Apache, bind, no alternatives. I guess there is still work to d
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Kids those days. "Prefetch" folder in XP anyone ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
You need to bundle a supply chain attack with it. /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Options are bad user experience > A good tool solves its purpose so directly that it's not even noticed. Great designs need fewer options because they just work as is. The reason the user opened the the software is to achie
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by hulitu 7mo ago
a) Linux does not pay as good as Microsoft. b) we live in a democracy
591.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Third world country. We, in first world country, are not dependendent of Ubuntu. We are supported by Microsoft. (see Limux). /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Python 3.7 or Python 3.8 ? /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> I would actually enjoy if there was a manually induced latency penalty for "legacy IP" that needs to be manually turned off on Linux Use the source, Luke. Why not start with yourself ?
594.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> Show HN: 65k AI voters predict UK local elections with 75% accuracy Cambridge Analytica, is that you ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
They had. Sort of. MS-DOS was a single user system. See attrib for details.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
But your computer will be secure and then pedophiles and terrorirst wouldn't stand a chance.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> The thing is, Microsoft got its position of dominance exactly because they did that Yeah, right. No bribes, no preinstalled software... They dominated by ... accident.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
>back in those days. > You see all the wacky software that doesn't follow the rules properly, does whatever it wants, breaks things. Just like today. Software is hard, software engineering even harder.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Solaris ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
This is a feature.

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