jamesnorden

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by jamesnorden 3mo ago
All li-ion batteries degrade over time, they may not fail completely, but the capacity will be diminished for sure.
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by jamesnorden 3mo ago
Props for using the Apple wording, I guess.
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by jamesnorden 4mo ago
> so you will lack optimizations and features already in the current stable windows 10 Windows gets worse with each update, so this is actually a plus.
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by jamesnorden 5mo ago
Least delusional AI "coder".
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by jamesnorden 5mo ago
Found the shareholder.
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by jamesnorden 5mo ago
Did you also think "treatment for cancer" caused cancer where there was none?
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by jamesnorden 5mo ago
I've been bitten by an HP printer auto updating and my aftermarket ink suddenly not being acceptable. Never buying HP again after that.
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by jamesnorden 5mo ago
>Not using AI at this point is a lot like not using CAD as an architect. You should have asked AI to come up with a better analogy.
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by jamesnorden 5mo ago
I remember the early days of the Epic Store, there was no "shopping cart" feature, you could only buy one game at a time.
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by jamesnorden 6mo ago
>Unfortunately it is from 2022, meaning no OS upgrades. I like how you didn't even bother checking if that was true.
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by jamesnorden 6mo ago
If you buy a $20 key you're both pirating and giving money to a criminal, so it is, in fact, worse.
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by jamesnorden 6mo ago
Said no one ever.
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by jamesnorden 6mo ago
The one time the headline isn't misleading, you want it changed?
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by jamesnorden 6mo ago
Yeah we need 20 more LLM submissions instead, that's the hard hitting content. /s
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by jamesnorden 6mo ago
I mean, if you could donate directly to Firefox development and not for "anything Mozilla wants to waste it on that day", maybe the donations would go up.
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by jamesnorden 6mo ago
How would more than one account help in this scenario, exactly?
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
>but I do recognize the great value the adtech industry provides to society Ok, so you're trolling then.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
People swear btrfs is "safe" now, but I've personally been bitten by data corruption more than once, so I stay away from it now.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
I wouldn't want my start menu to load the entire Java runtime before opening, that's the issue at hand.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
Thanks for adding nothing at all to the conversation.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
The FSF seems toothless when it comes to actually enforcing anything regarding license violations.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
Well, if it doesn't find anything it's just a waste of time at best.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
Better stop locking your doors, then.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
Only if you twist the definition of politics so much it becomes a pretzel, but sure.
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
Technically because citizens are also allowed to lobby, but in practice only corporations get to play, so it becomes "legal bribing".
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
I hate when my navigation app knows where I am!
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by jamesnorden 7mo ago
Where's the big donation?
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by jamesnorden 8mo ago
I'm confused as to why apps were able to edit this file.
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by jamesnorden 8mo ago
It's so dumb that with Windows you need so many software just to undo Microsoft's "innovations" and make it somewhat usable. I finally switched all of my personal Machines over to Linux a few months back, since I felt th
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by jamesnorden 8mo ago
>This whole thing feels like a subversion, instead of having graphene independent from devices and widen the attack vector, now the spooks can just focus on the “supported official device” only. Graphene is currently only supported on Pi

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