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hulitu
9mo ago
> The rules and laws are there for a good reason. "To be circumvented. Regards, Uber, Microsoft, Meta, Google, Antropic, OpenAI, AirBnB and others"
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9mo ago
> their government made some horrific choices for their citizens. like not fighting against US' embargo ?
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9mo ago
> Defy Newton’s 3rd Law How many laws did Newton have ? 10 ? 15 ?
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9mo ago
Seeing Microsoft and security-focused in the same semtence makes me suspicious.
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9mo ago
> EC preliminarily finds TikTok's addictive design is Digital Services Act breach Facebook ? Instagram Youtube ? They are our friends.
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9mo ago
The American empire is in its 1939 moment.
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9mo ago
> U.S. asks American citizens to 'leave Iran now' Iran shall ask Iranian citizens to 'leave USA now' /s
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9mo ago
apples different from oranges
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9mo ago
>"Eric (not his real name) was no longer just a consumer of China's spy-cam porn industry, but a victim." Maybe he learned something.
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9mo ago
This asuming Automatic updates fix security vulnerabilities, which is almost never the case.
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9mo ago
> This sort of nearly open corruption at NYT is worthy of a Trump operation, to be honest. It has nothing to do with Trump anf more to do with the 3 letter agencies control of the media. This sort of stuff is going on since a long time.
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9mo ago
> What Microsoft actually did was make deals with OEMs and distributors ... and later with governments and universities.
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9mo ago
They heard that a video increases user engagement. And a new low ? Journalism is a race to the bottom, so a new low, appears every second.
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9mo ago
Damn, no oil, no rare earths. Nothing valuable there. No need to send the CIA to kidnap their lider.
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9mo ago
> The server backups, which I'm paying for, will be useless if we cannot get a new ARM instance to dump them into, especially considering that I cannot download these backups to take them elsewhere. So the server backups are not bac
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9mo ago
They got fired by an AI exploit.
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9mo ago
> NASA Will Let Its Astronauts Bring iPhones to the Moon How sweet. Can they come with their Tesla™ ? And bring food from McDonalds™ or BurgerKing™ ? /s Is NASA now an advertising company ?
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9mo ago
> What's at the Other End of 8.8.8.8? The CIA.
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9mo ago
> Like couldn't you just sit in an airport and open up a wifi hotspot and almost immediately own anyone with ATI graphics? Some of us do not enable automatic updates (automatic updates are the peak of stupidity since Win98 era). And
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9mo ago
> The New Collabora Office for Desktop > online. Wrong answer. I want offline. There is no reason for an office programm to connect to the internet.
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9mo ago
X11 ?
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9mo ago
> Satya was not giving us a pep talk, he was giving us an architecture for success. His ass was a bit hairy, but damn, it was sweet. /s
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hulitu
9mo ago
Well, Linux is innovating, and innovating and innovating and ... looks more and more like being run by CADTs with no clear goals. The only goal seems to be to use as many shared libraries as possible, making even Windows 95 with its DLL h
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9mo ago
> The third golden age of software engineering – thanks to AI AI is anything but engineering. It is: trow it, see if it sticks.
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9mo ago
"The laws are valid as long as they serve us". Regards, The Ruling Party.
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9mo ago
But treated by Wikipedia as _the_ primary source. /s
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9mo ago
Social media is much more suited to spread propaganda.
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9mo ago
> only 10 cases in 2025 10 _known_ cases
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9mo ago
Open Look has more style: Window borders, scrollbars.
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9mo ago
>The reality is by 1992, 93, 94 the workstation market was already being heavily disrupted by Linux From Wikipedia: > Linux (/ˈlɪnʊks/ LIN-uuks)[16] is a family of open source Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux k
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