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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Between adblock, piracy, and generally avoiding services, and things that make me see ads… it’s always really jarring when I visit my parents and I’m forced to watch cable TV. It’s like being assaulted.
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Engine of Theseus
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
I’m not trying to be crass, but SW did very little engineering after 1981. By 1985, he was still openly struggling. He may have been involved in integration but it’s very unlikely that he “invented” adb.
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Yeah, it’s kinda like such a reasonable thing too Doing on device compute is probably expensive and would prohibit such a product based on the economics but ITS A GENITAL CAM
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
I don’t think in terms of servers, I think in terms of applications Applications are my pets. Servers are the pens I keep them in. Pets are precious, pens are replaceable.
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Is it rookhotel.com?
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
> let administrators see longevity as a feature, not a gamble I get what you’re going for. But… Please god no. Immutable images, servers are cattle not pets.
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Thing is, I’m not being “pugnacious”. I think I’m being very straightforward and just telling you that your assumptions about your relationship to them are fundamentally wrong! Of course you’re allowed to dislike it! I think your criticism
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
The front ones vary and certain models are atrociously designed. If you get in an accident and have a concussion, and adrenaline, add a 10x difficulty factor This is almost certainly what killed those kids in piedmont
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Ironically, if the mods here thought your comment was over the line, it would be removed. I don’t think you understand what freedom of speech actually means lol
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
If you lurk, they eventually will do an invite party. Or join their chats and ask there.
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
I see you’re attacking the way I delivered my message. Yes, you can criticize them. But at the end of the day, it’s their community. And if you’re not fitting in there, there are many others. At some point in the last decade or so, people h
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Being told to leave is not abuse. Being told to leave is not gaslighting. Being told it's vibes based moderation is not gaslighting. Using weaponized therapy speak is annoying, by the way. Anyways, they are very much saying to you, I d
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
I don’t know your particular political affiliations. But it also doesn’t matter. Being asked to leave is not being gaslit. Being asked to leave is not abusive. This Weaponized therapy speak is exhausting. It’s called “freedom of association
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Culture war? Lines drawn? Ridiculous. People are allowed to build a community that they want to be a part of, and certain rules and base lines for how they expect other people to engage. It’s called “freedom of association”. What really off
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
They do not claim to be non political. They just try to keep explicitly political material from being posted on their site - from any point of view. > there's this hugely disingenuous gaslighting culture Fun fact: that’s called “the
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Newspaper comics haven’t been relevant to anyone 30. By the time you were old enough to read them or care about reading them, smartphones were in the scene.
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
I kinda gotta push back on that Most threat models don’t include state level or equally well funded/motivated actors. Some of those, in theory, are fine for most corporate usage - when used or implemented by knowledgeable people. Shipp
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
> Why product managers overseeing any forum platform have not implemented something easy and obvious as account location metadata is something sociologists need to study. This was a common-ish feature for a long time and major sites like
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Metadata leakage is a fundamental issue when you go from block to object. I can think of some schemes that would help but they’re all kinda nasty lol
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
“ I am just really bored by Lisp Machine romantics at this point: they should go away. I expect they never will.” What? They’re awesome. They present a vision of the future that never happened. And I don’t think anyone serious expects lisp
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
Fun fact: DDR6 contains built in ECC by default. RAM sizes are getting so large it's causing issues in the field and also issues with yields So, the industry thinks its a problem.
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by karlgkk 11mo ago
I would point to a few standards on there which have open bugs around following the standard. That would be a good start.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
No? I’d say it’s fair to trash about 300 million of us tbh
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by karlgkk 1y ago
On the other hand, I’d argue that it’s close enough to trivial to be considered trivial. How many embedded devices transmit sensitive information? Now, I know that pretty much every Bluetooth based credit card reading device explicitly defe
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I mean, that’s basically what a DAC is, half the time
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by karlgkk 1y ago
You’re going to the wrong parties
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I don’t think it’s ai because it correctly resolves both vertical and horizontal parallax with correct perspective lines applied to the scene - something ai still seems to struggle at greatly
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> How many men under 30 are virgins or sexless in the last year? Like I said: speak for yourself
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Tearing is a consistent complaint that shows up even on recent versions of mainstream desktop distributions.

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