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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I think it's an ergonomic issue. Phones (even the Pro Max size) can be held with one hand or two hands without resting your palm or pinching the edge to hold it. You could but it could cause some erratic behavior. A tablet though doesn
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Watch it block Linux. Just more enshittification to make sure you don't own anything and these corporations own you.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Just part of the continued plan by Google and Samsung to lock down and make Android more like iOS.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I do. I said it's existed since 1000 bce with the earliest case being 1550 bce. As in the earliest record is 1550 bce but the practice being more common by 1000 bce. Did you misread what I wrote or am I missing something?
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I love Hacker News fiction. Wild stuff. haha
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
This feels very planted. Wouldn't be surprised if this some attempt to look patriotic with the DoW turning up the heat against Anthropic.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
These types of articles always remind of conspiracy theorists. Being so excited to view something in a new way, to degradate something popular, to view themselves as unique individuals and in control again. That they are outside the mainstr
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
The act of abortion has existed since 1000 BCE with the earliest being 1550 BCE. Around the estimated time of the mythical Moses. Obviously not as effective, but the practice existed. Not to mention sex isn't one specific act. There ar
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Those points don't connect though. Reddit is a social media platform. The Bible is book. It's a static piece of media.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
While it's good that they didn't fold, they didn't need to lick the boot that hard. So much spent on "we love the US and democracy and hate communism and the Chinese." They are trying really hard to keep this contra
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Yeah, kids need to read this. Totally. /s
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
For sure the prices aren't terrible. But I figured they would get cheaper still.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I feel like the "maker movement" was more a corporate effort to commoditize tools and supplies to sell to makers. Not to mention selling the lifestyle of "maker".
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Vice signaling.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I saw that happen in a decent sized college town near where I live. They had a maker space spring up when 3D printing was the hottest thing. It didn't last very long though. I'm a bit surprised that 3D printer machines haven'
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Definitely a fantasy land ideal. Much like pitches from the Free Software Foundation of a world without copyright and IP. It's just never going to exist because reality just isn't that way.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I'm not sure conflating US corporations and the US government is really logical. Microsoft isn't a startup from the US, it's a worldwide corporation. Same with Visa/Mastercard and others. Whatever buffoonery happens in t
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
The vagueness is really the crux of this whole thing. It makes it easy to argue about without really going anywhere. One can easily mold their own worldview around the points and make it about whatever they want.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
A keyboard shortcut? Damn, that's horrific. Terrible terrible stuff. So instead of troubleshooting you went straight to "oh my god this is the end of days!" These seem like obvious user error or at worst bugs. Not to mention
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Of course. Story about Windows 11 someone has to chime in "just use Linux". I welcome it, because hopefully that will be less people having a meltdown over an icon on a menu bar.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Just when I thought I had seen everything. We get a public enemies list on the Whitehouse website.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
It's fashionable to hate on anything Windows. Especially in tech circles.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
That's a false sense of security. We have a LONG list of vulnerabilities in open source software that were "simple" programs for decades. The house of cards approach to security is just not it.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Here's an even crazier idea, don't click the Copilot button. WHOA.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
The existence of camps where jews and other "undesirables" were kept for long periods of time disproves this entirely. The Nazi's were not trying to speed run the process. They were systematically eliminating people. That&#x2
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I was happy to see that x64 mini computers have really come along. Some of the units from China are really impressive with some exposed full PCI-E buses. Arm64 is still limited for sure, but with Snapdragon and Windows finally committing to
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I think there was a rush during the early Intel transition because they were dirt cheap computers you can upgrade yourself and even dual boot Windows. I feel like there was another big bump for them as a set top boxes to run XBMC or somethi
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
I'm really sorry okay? Samsung not good. Please stop.
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Personally I've had issues with Windows Hello integration for a while. It worked for a while but then didn't anymore. Everything is right and best I could find was the team saying it's some weird issue with TPM. Once I put in
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by jajuuka 8mo ago
Not stoked but it's the first since I've joined. Not an insane jump. Seeing Bitwarden go up had me wondering. It's still the best all rounder password manager I've used. Has everything and does it all really well. If Bit

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