hulitu

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by hulitu 1mo ago
> sideloading means installing outside the official channel On VMS ? Or plan9 ?
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> and it will happen because the Internet makes people think, or realize, too many voters are too dumb to be enfranchised in a rational system No, the level of corruption is just too high for a functioning democracy.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> That's because corporations are controllable It is actually a win-win situation. Government controls the corporations and corporations control the government.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
I'm still waiting for the Microsoft’s Vacuum cleaner.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> M-DISC – DVD/Blu-ray compatible discs citation needed. My DVD/Blu-ray writer does not support M-DISC > may last up to 1000 years or may not. Who knows ?
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by hulitu 1mo ago
Can it send SMS ?
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> legal theft When a company steals, it is _legal_ theft. The best democracy money can buy.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> Google Messages has a lot of bugs and the development team doesn't give a shit about them. Having to disable one SIM in a dual SIM setup because Google Messages is not able to underestand basic phone numbers and ads country codes
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by hulitu 1mo ago
Uber has employees ? I thought they are all contractors. /s
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> and EXTREMELY experimental support for running on WINE/Linux. So it needs Wine.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> AI Can Make You Suck Faster Too Inflatable dolls with AI ? Or vacuum cleaners ?
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by hulitu 1mo ago
Your 10-minute walk is not my 10-minute walk.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> But building one would be very expensive and serve no other purpose than to delight some nerds (which is a fine result but unlikely to be worth the price.) Better to waste RAM of bilions of people with Electron applications. Which also
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> 4.5 days for 4000kms. Sad state of European rail. I think they avoided Germany. /s
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by hulitu 1mo ago
You should see Windows 11.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
Eating 1 GB of RAM and with 3D acceleration. We live in a sick world.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> it’s a useful honeypot for criminal law enforcement. Only if they do it 2k times.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
After 2k times, they couldn't resist anymore. /s
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by hulitu 1mo ago
> so after already ramping up mass surveillance to the level of China the verb you are looking for is "ramping down". At least China does not control the Internet registry, the majority of CAs and the majority of DNS servers.
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by hulitu 1mo ago
McCarty, Dulles, the world oldest "democracy".
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by hulitu 1mo ago
And it feels good doing it. It is terribly funny to see European countries being so lame. Hit me again, hit me hard.
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by hulitu 2mo ago
> and it's time we take a stand I'm afraid it is too late.
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by hulitu 2mo ago
> How much extra bandwidth does it even take to double the framerate? For <insert your favourite streaming provider here> ? No extra bandwidth. They just increase the number of predicted frames.
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by hulitu 2mo ago
But those are 24 real frames. Not predicted ones like in your favourite Youtube video.
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by hulitu 2mo ago
> the existence of Right-Wing Extremists is simply denied. It is called "democracy" nowadays.
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by hulitu 2mo ago
> Each of these sanctions is sending a really strong signal to the world: "stop relying on anything US". Funny that this thing happened _only_ after Trump came to power. US has been doing such things from some time but nobody n
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by hulitu 2mo ago
> Inflation is a few percent a year roughly The official one. The reality is a bit worse. A trip to the supermarket was 50 Euros some years ago, now it is 150 - 200 50 Euros. That is not "a few percent".
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by hulitu 2mo ago
Yes. They make their own processors.
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by hulitu 2mo ago
> Car culture took over and has had it all on its own terms for long enough that it's become sociopathic. Just like the other cultures: bike, e-scooter. But, as long as the plebes fight each other, everything is ok.
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by hulitu 2mo ago
> Many essential tech services like ChatGPT, Gemini, Coursera, Udemy, Stripe and many others are still sadly unavailable to people in Syria But this is a wonderfull thing. We really do not need this crap in EU, but here we are, trying t

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