jamespo

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by jamespo 10mo ago
No, that was a single journalist's article on how Linux is working for him gaming-wise.
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by jamespo 10mo ago
Netflix did not kill piracy
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by jamespo 10mo ago
No, paying nothing is very compelling for a lot of consumers, you can see this in many other areas of content as well.
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by jamespo 10mo ago
No, because allowing remote online exams is a relatively new thing
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by jamespo 10mo ago
What's the source for this "successful interventions often lead to prosecutions"?
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by jamespo 10mo ago
There is software to shutdown/lock based on removal of a usb device that you have looped onto your wrist.
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by jamespo 10mo ago
"oh look, my browser doesn't work with Facebook, any Google sites and most of the web"
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by jamespo 10mo ago
Charging for a browser died with Netscape in 1998
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by jamespo 10mo ago
There's a nice list of substandard products.
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by jamespo 10mo ago
Linux on the desktop isn't a lucrative business
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Would you be saying that if you agreed with the findings?
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Neither of those vulnerabilities look like rust would necessarily help however
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by jamespo 11mo ago
You mean typescript?
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Would they otherwise? Unlikely, the internet is a moocher's paradise
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by jamespo 11mo ago
lol monero in username
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Hail Corporate indeed
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Most people consume like this, but some like the warm fuzzies that hoarding gives them.
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Seems to me that percentage is commensurate with the "peanuts" figure Google pay them, vs their annual revenue.
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Source for this conjecture?
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by jamespo 11mo ago
Yes, they pass a fraction down to other companies that generate traffic for them, it's a little known model.
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by jamespo 11mo ago
It was a Yoga Slim 7 Pro X 14 direct from lenovo. About 18 months ago. Not quite ThinkPad level, but the keyboard, pad, screen etc are very good and it runs Linux well.
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by jamespo 11mo ago
I bought a Lenovo AMD laptop a year or two back with 32GB RAM & 1TB HDD for around £650. The upgrade cost alone for that RAM/storage is £600 for a macbook air.
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by jamespo 11mo ago
FAANG may offer those devs more than your company will in India but I'd be very surprised if they offer them similar compensation to FAANG devs in the West and specifically the US.
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by jamespo 11mo ago
"roman soldier" indeed
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by jamespo 11mo ago
No it isn't just like that
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by jamespo 11mo ago
They generated that money.
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by jamespo 1y ago
imapgoose which was recently featured here I think is another option: https://whynothugo.nl/journal/2025/10/15/introducing-imapgoo...
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by jamespo 1y ago
maybe they got paid in exposure
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by jamespo 1y ago
Let me introduce you to Splunk and enterprise software in general
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by jamespo 1y ago
With 100PB clusters being built and not a cent going to them, you can see why minio has gone this route. I wonder if they will be "valkeyed"? Not by AWS presumably.

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