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by karlgkk 1y ago
So you just consoomed something. Thanks for the contribution
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by karlgkk 1y ago
It often shows up when someone needs to touch an area of code, where archaic compatibility makes everyone’s life harder.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> homebrew always was always somewhat equal to piracy. FWIW the price performance ratio of older consoles was better than what you get today. It was impossible to find a high definition video player for under $1000, except for the Xbox.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
It seems to me that he very visibly took an L, and he is still tilted by that. This is also after a wave of harassment from the far right.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Maybe don’t make up something in your head and then get mad at me for it, lol
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by karlgkk 1y ago
We don’t need it. We have about 3500 warheads and another 1500 awaiting dismantlement I’m not going to say that a country doesn’t need nuclear weapons in the modern era. As disappointing as that is. But I really do not see why we need 3500
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by karlgkk 1y ago
It’s worth remembering that the filesystem they were looking to replace was HFS+. It was introduced in the 90s as a modernization of HFS, itself introduced in the 80s. Now, old does not necessarily mean bad, but in this case….
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by karlgkk 1y ago
We are going to end up with a meaningful age passport law in our lifetime. I do not like that, nor do I enjoy a “won’t someone think of the children” panic. But it’s coming. Okay also > “I want you, but I need to know you’re ready,” the
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by karlgkk 1y ago
It’s not zero sum. Expand your thinking lol
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Is it violence? describes something non violent This is violence!
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by karlgkk 1y ago
“Mob rule” is just how conservatives say “I shouldn’t face consequences”. Freedom doesn’t include freedom from repercussions
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I did, I’m just commenting one facet
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Often when someone, especially a comedian, complains about “political correctness”, what they actually mean is: nobody is laughing at the same joke I told 20 years ago Sensibilities change. The sense of what is and isn’t punching down chang
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by karlgkk 2y ago
I don't understand how "whaling" is more horrifying than "harvesting" beef.
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by karlgkk 2y ago
It’s not slop, it’s a tool that’s saving me a ton of time. You’re free to spend hours building and modeling in UML I’ll happily shave 2/3rds that time off with AI
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Apropos of nothing, all of the major ai models have gotten really good at turning a pdf or document into uml Not great, mind you. 80% of the way there still saves an hour of your time tho
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by karlgkk 2y ago
> Why not make it 30 seconds? This is a ridiculous straw man. > 48 hours. I am willing to bet money this threshold will never be crossed. That's because it won't be crossed and nobody serious thinks it should. Short certs ar
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by karlgkk 2y ago
i can do it myself, but there's no need. they also sell aftermarket hitches that attach to pre-designed mount points on the frame for most BMWs
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by karlgkk 2y ago
I've never understood running PPC Linux on old machines. Unless you're interested in running some of the really weird and esoteric scientific packages, or you're trying to unfuck a machine (which I've used ppclinux for m
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by karlgkk 2y ago
The problem is that I sometimes carry two bikes (and once or twice, even 3). But yes point taken. I’ve certainly considered it, and might again in the future. Would love to get a tow hitch on a bmw
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Yes, and what it’s rated for isn’t enough for serious use Oh btw, there’s growing evidence that the hitch is significantly over-rated and may lead to some serious lawsuits. Nothing conclusive, but nobody’s ever shipped that kind of frame in
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by karlgkk 2y ago
I was seriously considering a cybertruck, but by launch (and directly after), it became clear that it was a lifestyle truck, not an actual utility vehicle In case you’re wondering, motorcycles are a hobby of mine, and the most common negati
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by karlgkk 2y ago
I use IP addy. Users behind cgnat are already used to getting captcha the first time around There’s some stuff you can do, like creating risk scores (if a user changes ip and uses the same captcha token, increase score). Many vendors do tha
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by karlgkk 2y ago
If bots and scrapers respected the robots and tos, we wouldn’t be here It sucks!
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Probably makes sense for a b2b app where you publish status codes as part of the api Bad actors don’t care and annoying actors would make fun of you for it on twitter
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by karlgkk 2y ago
One thing that worked well for me was layering obstacles It really sucks that this is the way things are, but what I did was 10 requests for pages in a minute, you get captchad (with a little apology and the option to bypass it by logging i
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by karlgkk 2y ago
adding a "created_by" tag is not opt in. it's opt out. you are de facto choosing how OSM volunteers must approach their work, without their consent.
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Their ai summary really eats shit when it comes to slang heavy, short messages. It’d be genuinely useful if it kicked on in threads with high amounts of unread messages
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Fwiw I’m referring to “trusted” as a specific use case using specific features. Most users won’t use those features. For those that do, this is a big game over. Although some do this, the platform was never well suited to it anyways. I thin
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by karlgkk 2y ago
It was both, tbh. These commands would be usable in some attacks against a “trusted” esp32 implementation. It’s something they probably should allow developers to disable but it’s also being WILDLY overstated by clout seekers. You can, from

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