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by iaaan 1y ago
Ah, so a base-2 order of magnitude /s
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by iaaan 1y ago
It's AI slop. Split tunneling is one of the most basic things you can configure in Wireguard.
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by iaaan 1y ago
I wonder if there are any known vulnerabilities in various torrent clients' handling of tracker responses, e.g. buffer overflows. One could potentially amass a pretty large botnet.
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by iaaan 1y ago
I recently started consuming relatively large amounts of fiber (standard daily dose of whole psyllium husks mixed with water) and I feel noticeably less anxious than on days when I don't take it. Fiber has been shown to interact someho
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by iaaan 1y ago
Completely agree, takes me back to the days of Compiz Fusion, wavy windows and fire trails.
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by iaaan 1y ago
You don't think that solving that particular route's reliability problem makes more sense than privatizing the whole system?
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by iaaan 1y ago
Tangentially related question: I recently got into 99PI and love it, listen to every episode that comes put now. Any other podcast recommendations?
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by iaaan 1y ago
Not the person you replied to, but theoretically, it's easy for me to imagine how that would work, so I'd definitely be wary of using a solution like this.
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by iaaan 1y ago
What do you mean? I've never heard of a restaurant that launders the employees' clothes for them.
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by iaaan 1y ago
I only have 10-20 tabs open at a time, generally, but I still use tab groups to reduce the cognitive load of remembering which tabs relate to which projects/tasks. Previously, I would separate groups of tabs using a blank "New Tab
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by iaaan 2y ago
Lots of interesting use cases for this. First one that comes to mind is better interop with other languages, like Python.
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by iaaan 2y ago
Strongly disagree. You are allowed to create/do things that no one else know about. Share it if you want, keep it to yourself if you don't. Don't let other people dictate to you what you must do in order to be satisfied with
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by iaaan 2y ago
Not at all, I think it's certainly worth pointing out. Regular people (like the author of this article, presumably) often end up inadvertently parroting the agendas that have been instilled into them, consciously or not.
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by iaaan 2y ago
Nope. We were forced to by management.
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by iaaan 2y ago
I recently had to switch from Jetbrains to VSCode for Go development and it took days of troubleshooting to get the debugger working. I don't even remember what the problem ended up being offhand. And that's in addition to having
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by iaaan 2y ago
Is this a joke of some kind? Can people really not even remember the syntax of a for loop?
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by iaaan 2y ago
Hah, coincidentally I just made the switch from an Acer gaming laptop to a Macbook and couldn't be more pleased. All the games I actually play (nothing graphically intensive) still work on the M3 Macbook via Wine, and the performance i
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by iaaan 2y ago
Just out of curiosity (no obligation to respond): how long have you been experiencing these difficulties? Have you always been sensitive to these things?
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by iaaan 2y ago
How do you handle QA and automated testing?
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by iaaan 2y ago
As a developer on a project like 5 years ago that was intended to integrate one of our products with Versa's equipment and Director, I'm surprised it took this long. There are probably more where that came from.
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by iaaan 2y ago
Every so often I run through the common set of licenses to double-check which one I want to personally use for my projects (both commercial and for fun), and I always end up back at AGPL. For me, it just strikes the right balance between op
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by iaaan 2y ago
If everyone is too cynical, then companies like OpenAI won't be able to make any money on it. You wouldn't want that, right??
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by iaaan 2y ago
Could you clarify what you think my agenda as a trans person is?
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by iaaan 2y ago
Solarwinds
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by iaaan 2y ago
Genuine question: what is wrong with the platform having camgirls? (I'm neither a Twitch user nor a camgirl)
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by iaaan 2y ago
Do you experience this personally?
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by iaaan 2y ago
Agreed, their audiences will definitely bear the brunt of those losses, but they will still absolutely try, and your average person has very little (if any) control over this.
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by iaaan 2y ago
If corporations can simply augment some generated text with the cheapest human labor available, without audiences noticing or caring so much that it affects their bottom line, they will do so. Corporations exist to optimize for cost/pr
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by iaaan 2y ago
That seems like a bizarre distinction to make. Any action can be done in protest of something.
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by iaaan 2y ago
As a trans person (and you can substitute pretty much any identity that is commonly understood to be marginalized and the point stands), there is no middle ground to be found working with republicans. I'm either allowed to exist, work,

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