kgwxd

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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Education is the hope we need, not yet another "innovative", centrally controlled device.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I have fond memories of my LG enV2, so much that I tried a hardware keyboard again a few years ago. Hardware solves the tactile problem but the most painful part of mobile typing is cursor navigation, basic editing, and tiny text areas. So,
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
> When do we ever say Nintendo is good now because it plays Sony titles? If it did, we would. > Why are you holding computing to the same standard? What? > The article seems to be entirely about Windows gaming. It is. It'd be
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
How does their revenue rely on it? People won't buy/recommend their games if they can't solve a fundamental problem, without full control over the machine their product is running on? Then they can change their business model
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
When I took my son to see Dune, he said it was a major Star Wars rip-off.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
My 17 yo, and me, are still suffering for poor account choices I made when he was young. My 10 yo will only ever have to remember his birth year is the same as mine when asked in regards to any of his accounts created by me.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Oh, well then, depending on the content, you're almost certainly still "guilty" violating the license you purchased. Smoking my friends prescribed medical marijuana is still illegal in e.g. Florida.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
They probably already can for a lot of things, but "Safety" is really about accountability when things go wrong. As a society, I hope we don't end up at "AI isn't perfect, but it's better than people on average
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Believe it or not, you can visit more than 1 website. How about a guideline to put (AI) like we do with (video). I'm just sick of having to click to figure out if it's about humans or computers. They've hijacked every single
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I don't but it seems a LOT of people do. They even seem to prefer it.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Is the app the only way to access what you need? I've never once install the app of any bank I've ever used (10ish) and never found myself wishing I had.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
The only point in asking in the first place is pride and/or greed.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Great, add "curriculum" to the list of words that will spark my interest in human learning, only for it to be about garbage AI. I want HN with a hard rule against AI posts.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
LLMs are Kraft Singles. Stuff that only kind of looks like cheese. Once you know it's in there, someone has to inspect, and sign-off on, the entire wheel for any credible semblance of safety.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
What does the installer matter for DRM-free software? For software with other forms of DRM built-in anyway, who cares if the installer has it?
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I bought my 2 yo a copy of Rocket League when they announced it would only be available through Epic (no Linux support) once it went F2P, just in case he was going to get into it. Best game in the world, but I'm not subjecting myself,
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Once you pay who? Money going to the wrong people is far worse for "creators" in the long run than if you had just copied it. Every digital industry has proven the argument billions of times over. If you're going to bother fe
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
> anyone who tries to evoke principles of safeguarding immediately gets monstered as some kind of “bigot” who is “spreading moral panic”. If you're ignorant enough to claim that's what's going on, you're not fit to ta
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I bought a lot of stuff from GOG a long time ago, but the only thing I've use them for in the past 5 years is claiming Prime Gaming rewards on Twitch. I don't think I've even downloaded a single one of them. I'm curious
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
How is GOG functionally different from Steam? They're still just a middle man. For actual DRM-free software, both GOG and Steam are nothing more than a convenience layer. If they're anything more than that, the software simply isn
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
The amount of time it takes to have 1 debate about the choice is more time than I'll spend in my entire life figuring out how all the specific "knobs" I'll ever touch work. It's just not a real problem. Reaper has a
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Some are saying : "Don't come anywhere near me". Others are are saying : "Take a little, I'll show you a good time. Take too much... I will make you end your own life."
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I think they're just saying the GPL doesn't really cover consumer/distributor (dis)agreements, it only covers copyright. While the spirit of the GPL is user-first, it still has to be realized within the confines of copyright
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I took the question to mean "were the easily circumvented redactions only covering victim details, and maybe suspects from Team Not-One-of-Us?" Implying the "stupidity" card was played to cover the "malice" car
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
When the thought is "I'd like this person to know how grateful I am", the medium doesn't really matter. When the thought is "I owe this person a 'Thank You'", the handwritten letter gives an illusion
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
my personal email is like yours. my work email is like the post.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
i assume the downvoters don't see the importance of the question.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
From what I've seen, they let the important stuff stay. just use reddit for the rest. i'd rather it be more focused here.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
Clearly phrased to take advantage of the "controversial opinion" for clicks. "I wish people would publish more" is what they mean, but that's not interesting. Can one even "be public"?
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
I can't think of a single time scenarios like this improved without... major government overhaul.

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