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by hulitu 8mo ago
But your Ryzen is more than just a toy. You can run a real OS on it, develop SW, have a real keyboard.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> I'm not sure how the OS is to blame. Read the TOS.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Isn't OpenAI Microsoft ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> While a SW engineer may have some concept of using familiar tools that they can easily look up online or contribute to (e.g. a web framework such as React or Angular), HW engineers are often using in-house or third-party proprietary to
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Potentially, could, might. Pleeease. Just stop it.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Seems like this sentence contains contradictory statements It is normal newspeak [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspeak
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> You need way more transparency, who are you, who is funding this, Silence. They just "promote democracy". Like hundreds of NGOs. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Funny that that real malware never leads to that site being flagged, huh? > And yeah, their "transparency" is "amazing". It's malicious because they say so. Never any proof, what for? If you have the power,
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Microsoft's 'unhackable' Who believes that ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> but you probably shouldn't Yes, you shouldn't. Don't touch the hardware or software of _your_ computer.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
The design. Nobody can design a brick like Apple. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> To be clear: the phone is from 2015, not the exploit chain. So the bug sat there, unpatched, for 9 years.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Huh ? It did in 2000.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> I'd like to remind people reading this that are concerned about it that there is a LOT you can do to improve the world. Yes, yesterday, 2 old ladies (1) knocked at my door, asking me if i want to come to a meeting to save the Eart
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by hulitu 8mo ago
This article really describes the user friendliness of Windows. But hey, you don't have to edit "obscure" crond files. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Has GUI caught up with the technical capabilities though on Windows ? On linux, there is crond. On Windows there was, once upon a time, a Task Scheduler in Accessories. Now it seems to be gone, though, inspecting with Autostart from S
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Ceno, browse the web without internet access Another Crypto AG.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
SW engineer's crap has way more levels of abstractions. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Most people run Windows just fine on cheap laptops with 4GB of RAM. Windows 7. Windows 10 eats about 6GB (custom IoT with a lot of things disabled). Neo is a parody of a computer.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Study: Schubert, T., Liepelt, R., & Strobach, T. At least they published part of their names. So one knows to avoid them
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by hulitu 8mo ago
They shall learn from the masters (Microsoft): a pirated version shall be easily available, else people will use alternatives.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Because it allows them to collect more personal information which is illegal, at least in EU ( for the moment,)
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> It appears the author entirely omitted the quotes where the legal experts actually suggest this. Anthropic pays well. We live in uncertain times. Win-win.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
So they won't change anything, but prefer images of wild animals instead of human animals.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Apple to celebrate 50 years of thinking different But they stopped "thinking different" 20 years ago.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> The loonies are passing age verification laws and big businesses don't want the responsibility. Big businesses don't want the responsibility but they want all the data they can get from you. Data brokers pay well.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Lots of people dislike the new UI of Windows 11, and there are ways to heavily customize it with 3rd party solutions Really ? Besides Windhawk, which is limited, i never heard of anything else.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> The way they are treating their "international partners" would make this kind of cooperation very dificult on the future In theory, yes. The reality is that "international partners" still love their master.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> can we just ban them? > like if EU countries themself decide to undermine their own rights thats their thing A lot of American companies are the biggest lobby money spenders in Brussel. So no.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
It is always "different". Are you older than 18 years ? Are you "allowed" to use a computer ? Or is this "different" ?

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