hulitu

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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Total cost of ownership. Mister Gates, is that you ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> The sooner we get to true lab grown meat the better lab grown meat is cancer. Good luck eating that.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
O from OLED is round. That's why they need rounded windows. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Because when they overlap, you want to resize the top one.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Then why are they rounding windows corners ? Boredom ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> The rounded corners is such a key element of apple design. See Windows 11.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> i disagree about that one. Why ? I'm sick of square windows. I want disc windows. And instead of scrolling them, i want to rotate them. /s Fixing bugs is hard. Better focus on the aesthetics.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
JFS is missing.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Relicensing with AI-Assisted Rewrite Just start with Microsoft, Oracle and Qualcomm licensed software. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Propaganda is always good when _we_ do it. When the others are doing it, it is bad.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Blocking HTTP1.1 Because the HTTP2.0 is over 10 years old. Web in the times of automatic updates. Why not allow only HTTP3.0 connections ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Stormy Daniels presents space weather. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Computer security was a complete disaster It is still a complete disaster. Nobody needs the password to your bootloader when it can access all your data through your web browser.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Git diffs are 40 years old, introducing Semantic diffs > Initial release 7 April 2005; 20 years ago Diffs age 2 times faster than git. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Uber has employees now ? Since when ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> This seems like odd timing with Apple's new cheap Macbook 600 Euros cheap ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Are agents clever enough to seek and maybe use local privilege escalations? No. Definitely not. Regards, the CIA and the NSA /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> Blomqvist also found preinstalled malicious code on the watch. The device reportedly connected periodically to a remote server and transmitted detailed information about its contents. Just like Android, Windows or iOS. Was there someth
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> You don't need a 10GHz processor to browse the web, or edit a spreadsheet, To browse the web is debatable. But for svchost.exe, Teams, Office 365 and Notepad, you definitely need one. /s Programming is a lost art.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Funny, I thought of "they added more things on the window title. They did. Why not add also the URL bar there ?
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Since Notepad require one.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> The problem I ran into was that HP C runs on HP-UX, a big-endian system, incompatible with Llama2.c. Ha,ha. HP shall think about "porting HP-UX to Llama2.c"
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Oh, no. It had a visible scrollbar. And clearly delimited UI elements. And everything square. And readable text. How primitive. /s
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> ZX Spectrum had some excellent color combinations Yes, compared with the abominations that are Windows 10, 11 and Android, ZX Spectrum was luxury.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
I guess it depends on your monitor, on ambient lighting...
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> There's pretty much nothing in the natural world that has the contrast ratio a modern screen can produce. The natural world has much better contrast than the majority of screens. Not everyone has or affords a Mac Retina display.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
> The California law, and Colorado law modeled after it, were agreed in concert with major operating system providers. So it is Microsoft, Google and Apple pushing for this.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
The purpose of "Safe Browsing" is to send your URLs to Google.
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by hulitu 8mo ago
They trained on this song: "Just like the Pied Piper Led rats through the streets We dance like marionettes Swaying to the symphony of destruction"
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by hulitu 8mo ago
Every eurocent counts.

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