hulitu

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931.
by hulitu 9mo ago
> What should be done nobody stops you
932.
by hulitu 9mo ago
Drums are having a comeback. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_memory
933.
by hulitu 9mo ago
Fast software is coming. With an expiration date.
934.
by hulitu 9mo ago
Well, we told them to use electric motors, but they wouldn't listen. "Hydrogen is the future". Yeah, right.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
First it says > VGA. The VGA driver allows Then > The x86_64 port is essentially complete Can I boot it on bare metal on an UEFI system ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> AI didn't break copyright law, it just exposed how broken it was "I twist the truth, i rule the world"... Tell this to kids raided by BSA for downloading pirated Microsoft and Adobe programms.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Raspberry Pi raises prices by as much as 70% in response to RAM price increases After 60 Euros you get into second hand PC territory. Unless you need the PI pinout, it doesn't make sense to buy one.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Why ? It works so well for other, big companies.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Standard answer to a potentially compromised machine is to start with a factory reset machine How do you "factory reset" a PC ?
940.
by hulitu 9mo ago
> Trying to set oneself apart from (or above) politics is itself political. we are just sick of propaganda. And of pissing contests. And of "mine is longer than yours" content.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Chinese group our enemy. It must be Chinese, North Korean or Russian. > state sponsored one "our software/our provider is so good that only a state actor can compromise us" (see Microsoft's AD keys hack for detai
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Checking for updates Why ? CADT ?
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Yes, because Microsoft and Disney made the law.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> it was cheaper to spend $600 on a phone that gets updates for 7 years YMMV. A toy is still a toy.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Well it runs at 20 Mhz, like a Motorola 68020 (Apollo DomainOS), so I would say, yes. Microsoft has difficulties drawing (rounded) rectangles at 2 - 4 GHz but that's another issue.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
Microsoft ? Google ? Monkeys are suppose to be more intelligent than labradors.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> The question ... should ask themselves is why they built them in the first place, and how they will prevent this from happening again. We never, ever, learn from "lessons learned". They are there, just as a generic way, to te
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Microdosing ... Appears to Work as Placebo pigs might fly, given enough ears.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> I work with Linux every day at work writing large scale server applications. > Also, Ubuntu often break badly when I try to upgrade What distro do you use at work ? Did you tried Debian ? Upgrading can cause problems also with Wind
950.
by hulitu 9mo ago
> Also, if the goal is to go all in on data sovereignty, maybe start with DE-CIX ? (or other internet nodes)
951.
by hulitu 9mo ago
> work out the bugs, ship the final product This part is left out in modern software development. Bugs ? What bugs ? We just (re)wrote a new version. This one should be better.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> Yes, even today there are users who want this kind of dongle instead of, say, cloud-based validation. Sometimes, there are network interuptions. Then it is the right time to work because youtube isn't available.
953.
by hulitu 9mo ago
> A few years ago it would have raised eyebrows, only for people who never heard of Snowden or room 641A
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> ICE are thugs doing illegal things, but I also think that these things are for the courts to resolve, not something that should be handled with physical force. "The rule based world order is over. America first. Bad things are goi
955.
by hulitu 9mo ago
It depends of the picture. A DVD streamed has much lower picture quality than a DVD played on your system.
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> I realized the whole time most of the streaming services I used barely even gave me 4k content, and when they did it was so low bitrate it was basically comparable to 1080p. That is also my experience. You get a mashed, distorted, resc
957.
by hulitu 9mo ago
> Giant Virus Discovered in Japanese Pond Fukushima ?
958.
by hulitu 9mo ago
At the first look: clear delimitation of UI elements, usable scrollbars.
959.
by hulitu 9mo ago
> It was something that I couldn't comprehend. They can see your location. They can turn on the camera. They can turn on the microphone, listen to you," al-Masarir tells the BBC. "They got your data, all pictures, everythi
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by hulitu 9mo ago
> latency is not something that's necessarily an issue Of course it is not. Especially when GUI elements are black, waiting for the next, or other, frame. (hello Microsoft).

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