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by jorvi 9mo ago
Seems like you have an axe to grind with systemd because it replaced your familiar (but extremely cruddy) init system and now you refuse to debug the problem because you prefer being able to blame systemd. There is so much granularity and f
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by jorvi 9mo ago
Are you running this particular unit file as a user unit or a system unit? Some targets like network-online.target don't work from user unit files. You could also try targeting NetworkManager or networkd's "wait-online"
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by jorvi 9mo ago
But both dividends and stock buybacks are terrible and really shouldn't exist. In a proper market, competition is so fierce that you cannot afford dividends / stock buybacks because your competitors will put all their money toward
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by jorvi 9mo ago
> like "at least one real IP address is available" or "time has been synced" "network-online.target is a target that actively waits until the network is “up”, where the definition of “up” is defined by the networ
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by jorvi 9mo ago
> it's literally a new random problem every other boot because of this non-deterministic startup, which was never a problem with traditional init or /etc/rc This gave me a good chuckle. Systemd literally was created to sol
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by jorvi 9mo ago
Again, that exploit factor is irrelevant now because WebUSB is blacklisted from accessing, among other things, HID class devices. So no site, even with permission, can access U2F devices over WebUSB. There is no special blacklist needed per
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by jorvi 9mo ago
AOSP is mostly licensed Apache and LGPL. The repos have probably been cloned a million times. Although Google has taken large swathes of the project (like the launcher or Settings app) behind closed proprietary doors. But that is not a huge
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by jorvi 9mo ago
One thing I'm really envious of as European is Costco. Costco is absolute king of finding pareto stuff (20% of the investment nets 80% of the quality) and offering that. I know their whiskys are good, their tires are good, their medici
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by jorvi 9mo ago
That isn't something isolated to Wegmans or even supermarkets. This[0] image basically says it all, and quality has only further nosedived since 2020. [0] https://i.ibb.co/Zz2Mb6rF/e0vb5drbeh0e1.jpg In general, it
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by jorvi 9mo ago
> Healthcare costs are high because of insurance companies and private equity, not doctors and hospitals. It is actually the opposite. UnitedHealth, one of the 'worst' insurers in terms of denials, has a profit margin of ~5% [0
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by jorvi 9mo ago
> If EU doesn't have some form of hardware independence then they might just end up forced to use the US software stack. In a multipolar world you don't critically need that if you can order your hardware from party I when part
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by jorvi 9mo ago
The way out of this hole is by the EU mandating a 5, 10 and 20 year plan for getting off US tech and pivoting to open source. Start with a target small municipality in each country. Switch to SUSE (with a desktop that supports Active Direct
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by jorvi 9mo ago
It really isn't. Chromium (since 67) does USB interface class filtering to prevent access to sensitive devices. Then there is the blacklist you mentioned. On top of that, straight from Yubico's site: ".. The user must approve
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by jorvi 9mo ago
> The productivity gains are real and large This is also just untrue. There is a study showing that the productivity gain is -20%, developers (and especially managers) just assume it is +25%. And when they are told about this they still
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by jorvi 9mo ago
Well, formerly you would have been right, but WebUSB and whatnot are gaining a lot more traction. I didn't take WebUSB seriously until I steered someone to flashing a small firmware onto something and they could do it straight from the
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by jorvi 9mo ago
For one, I can actually use gesture controls without constantly triggering backswipes. Even something as droll and first party as Google Photos suffers this problem, where, say, cropping a photo and pulling too close from the screen edge wi
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by jorvi 9mo ago
They got cookie pop-ups right, current rules: - the default choice needs to be "strictly necessary cookies - with other less prominent buttons for "allow all" and "deny all" - a site is not allowed to force you to h
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by jorvi 9mo ago
The only problem with this is that for some god-afwful reason, anything built before the 2010s (?) placed electrical and phone sockets at hip level instead of ankle level. So you're staring at ugly sockets all day. So sadly you still h
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by jorvi 9mo ago
I hate thumbs up/down. 2 values is too little. I understand that 5 was maybe too much, but thumbs up/down systems need an explicit third "eh, it's okay" value for things I don't hate, don't want to save to
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by jorvi 9mo ago
You're either delusional or just being a contrarian if you think being out the door at 05:30 is "not particularly early". McDonalds is still serving the dinner menu at that point. And you used to be able to find diamonds in t
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by jorvi 9mo ago
In the past (early Tesla - SpaceX - Boring Company - Hyperloop - crypto) he seemed apolitical and only to really care about setting up the building blocks for a new, different society on Mars. Maybe a pipe dream, maybe megalomaniac, but jus
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by jorvi 9mo ago
No normal person is getting up at 05:30 to go to a flea market. Like I said, they're not doing anything forbidden, but they've completely demolished the vibe of something formerly quaint. Imagine if I went to a hippie festival, bo
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by jorvi 9mo ago
This is a general trend worldwide. OP's writing is nice, but he is de facto a scalper looking for the maximum amount of arbitrage. There's enough of them, like mentioned in the article, that they'll pick any flea market or se
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by jorvi 9mo ago
Their silence disrupts no one, but one call or loud song disrupts 20-40 people their peace. Don't be a douche.
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by jorvi 9mo ago
I mean.. LLMs have hit a pretty hard wall a while ago, with the only solution being throwing monstrous compute at eking out the remaining few percent improvement (real world, not benchmarks). That's not to mention hallucinations /
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by jorvi 9mo ago
Which is the right choice because our eyes cannot resolve that kind of DPI at that distance. Past 2880p on most desk monitor viewing distances or past 1080p on most TV viewing distances, you hit steeply diminishing returns. Please, please l
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by jorvi 9mo ago
Seems you have memory holed how pro Russia the US was too. You guys had joint military exercises. Why single out the EU as being bad? What you seem to also have memory holed was that up until Crimea, the prevailing idea for Russia was that
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by jorvi 9mo ago
Minimum jeugdloon exists since 1974. Of course the numbers change but the ratio doesn't. Look at it like this: if 18y minimum wage was €3 back then and would double to €6 at 21y, and you're a construction worker working for €8.50
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by jorvi 9mo ago
You conveniently leave out that you were making minimum(?) youth wage. In 2026, at 18y minimum wage is €7.36 per hour and at 21y it rockets up to €14.71 Not that youth wage past 18y isn't a stupid concept, but your wage being guarantee
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by jorvi 9mo ago
They are too conservative but it really depends. Lots of formal pants are a mix of wool, rayon and cotton. They'll indicate to only steam clean, and whilst they can be washed on 30c + delicate, you have to make sure to wash inside out

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