jajuuka

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by jajuuka 9mo ago
I'm talking about the above comments argument that this kind of overreach is a healthy government regulatory framework. I am not talking about the argument from the person above them. You seem to be forgetting a crucial part of this. T
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
This is a toxic government regulatory framework. Treating all consumers as suspect children first and foremost not only makes the experience worse but it defeats the purpose it was created for. I shouldn't need to submit my ID every t
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
Verizon sure does love being the worst company. At this point I think it might be a fetish. My hope of having a competent and activist FCC are dead at this point. They have one job and they still can't pull it off. Maybe need to add so
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
Isn't the same true of in the EU though? Immigrants and refugees from Syria were treated quite harshly and has led to a significant rise in far right parties across Europe. These parties are actively harassing immigrants and non-white
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
You are by far the least subtle sock puppet account.
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
This is another non-solution from Trump. Similar to the "no taxes on tips" nonsense that applies to almost no one since the cap is so high. It's a populist move that doesn't address the problem but appears to be a good t
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by jajuuka 9mo ago
>Where are the Gamepass games with Arm ? https://www.theverge.com/news/758828/microsoft-windows-on-ar... >Microsoft if they wanted to fund it right could get popular 3rd party software ported. https:/&
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
I agree that it feels like a bait and switch on YouTube. I expect to see user made videos there. Regardless of how much effort was put into it. I think a policy where these AI videos could be flagged as such would help a ton. Would not be a
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
We've already got a taste of that with people like Megyn Kelly saying "it's not pedophilia, it's ephebophilia" when talking about Epstein and his connections. Not surprising though. When you have no principles you&#
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Context matters. In this case we're talking about Grok on X. It's not a philosophical debate if open or closed models are good. It's a debate (even though it shouldn't be) about Grok producing CSAM on X. If this was abou
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
The irony of an article about design being on such a badly designed page is not lost on me.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
The author has a myopic view on Gen AI videos. They only focus on the most extreme examples and then hand wave cat videos as some crisis about reality. We had these exact same alarmists with previous technologies. Human's have an uncan
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
The endgame is to eliminate legacy support options. Dedicated phone lines for activation costs money. The overwhelming majority of people using Windows 11 have access to some form/time of internet. This is also just for activation whic
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Why would you take a working system and replace it with one that introduces an entirely new set of bugs and issues that needs to be ironed out? Who benefits in that scenario beside support getting paid by the hour?
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
This type of flippant childish behavior isn't helping your cause. I'm sure you can rewrite every piece of professional software yourself in a day for $100 and offer zero support. That will go over swimmingly in the real world.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Is indie music no longer indie if they sell really well? Is an indie film no longer indie if it gets too many awards? This kind of redefinition of indie as "poor people" is ahistorical and unhelpful. Indie means independent of a m
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
These things are not equal. Weed doesn't kill tens of bystanders in an area a second. We can actually look at places that have banned guns and it's done amazing. The reason to not do this are extremely thin at best.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
I think it might be opportunism. Many western societies have struggled with post covid reintegration and the amount of social media kids are involved with. Not to mention rising nationalism and far right orgs. So it makes a solid catalyst t
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
5800X3D have been high for a long time now. Ever since they were discontinued the price has only inflated. Same as the 5700X3D. AM5 was a bit of a slow start for a lot of people who didn't a big bump in jumping to the new platform. So
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
This was made clear when they talked about this previously but once again people don't want to hear that and instead want to rant about AI. The only thing stopping Firefox is its own users.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
I would be bored too if I was disingenuous. Everything is an iteration of ENIAC right? Things haven't changed at all since then right?
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
That's an impossible bar to clear though. Because there are ALWAYS features that some users doesn't want.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
This is just tone policing. "we won't do this" But you didn't say you'd never do this. "okay we'll never do this" But you didn't say you'd never ever do this. "fine we'll never eve
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Standard Firefox users looking for anything to be mad about. Even when it makes zero sense.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
Considering how Amazon hands the reigns over to other law enforcement to view whatever they want, I wouldn't be shocked if they followed this method for other agencies and allied governments.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
1 year is being pedantic. Apple Silicon is clearly referring to the M series chips which have disrupted and transformed the desktop/laptop market. Self driving also refers to the recent boom and ubiquity of self driving vehicles.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
That narrative never sat right with me. That all these companies decided that AI was going to replace humans suddenly? Just an obvious pit to fall in to and one that conveniently feeds the AI is taking your job meme. Your read makes MUCH mo
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
I will never understand the intense hatred people have for Mozilla and Firefox then go on to tell them how they should run the company. Which usually boils down to stuff they are already doing or fixing things they have no control over.
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
I think it also depends on urgency. When Apple unveiled Intel and Apple Silicon they were very clearly the future of the platforms with large buy in from day 1. Blizzard seems to have a good relationship with Apple since they released the A
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by jajuuka 10mo ago
How well it runs scales with how new the content is. They illustrated this in the article, but they didn't test the current expansion content and high traffic areas. I imagine main hubs like Dornogal or the current raid tier will requi

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