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4mo ago
Windows 10 wouldn't let me run Minecraft because the OS was out of support. I upgraded to 11, and it wouldn't let me run without logging into the OS Store, in addition to Minecraft. I removed my Windows partition completely. I run
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They haven't done a single thing without malicious intent. Go back and find whatever else you've defended in the past, and look at the results instead of the stated reason/goal for doing them. They won't match. They'
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> Every time I've explained this I've gotten instantly downvoted Because it's dumb. People don't want to hear dumb ideas, or take the time to try and convince someone that would spend however long it took to type that
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4mo ago
> the Democrats haven’t demonstrated themselves to be much better Some introduce awful stuff, but the party isn't run like the mafia, so they fail to pass nearly as much. Republicans are handed down orders and they follow. No attemp
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4mo ago
The only correct move would be remove the option, remove all AI code, and move it into extensions. If the extension security policies, and other restrictions, don't allow all the things they want to put in, then GOOD, they don't g
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4mo ago
Don't know what the product is, but thanks for the warning to never use it. The vulnerabilities will still easily be found without the source. This is just a lame excuse.
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4mo ago
The third-party part of it is the major security risk. If you just want hide elements on a page, there's simpler tools just for that. If you want to protect yourself, and maybe discourage the rest of the world from thinking it's f
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4mo ago
Of all the browsers, Brave has to be the sleaziest one there is. Don't fall into their trap, you will become their target as soon as they feel they've milked the "we're not Google" strat as much as they can. Privacy
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4mo ago
That's cool and all, but I think the real question they're asking is "Why is it on the front page of HN?".
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4mo ago
The email client has default signature "Lots of people are saying this was sent from the best phone they've ever seen. [usflag] Trump Phone [usflag]"
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4mo ago
How do you get in the flow state while waiting for a junior dev to submit their changes that you will have to spend the rest of the day reviewing? You don't, you get annoyed the rest of the day is going to suck.
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4mo ago
It's not the first time.
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4mo ago
Welcome to the list.
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4mo ago
I think "natural" feels right on a touch pad but, I have a standard/wired KBM setup for working and a wireless keyboard with "touch pad" for sitting on the couch. That "touch pad" registers itself as a &qu
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4mo ago
I'm pretty sure I'm the first that upvoted it, when it was #2 on the "new" page, like 3 minutes ago. I was very surprised to see it here when I went back to the main page. I'm sure the topic hits a lot of nerves :)
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4mo ago
Hmm, no mention of the word "cancer". I'm not big on analogies, but that one is so apt, I'm not sure it even counts as an analogy.
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4mo ago
I have a bin full of pristine keyboards that never see the light of day because of Fn, arrows, Home, and/or End placement. I used to work on 3 different laptops, so I kind of got used to thinking about every stroke using those keys, bu
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4mo ago
> as {their company name}@mydomain.com People are still doing that? To prevent spam? To "catch" the company leaking/selling your address? Now the spammers know they can likely use anything@domain, and it'll get to you
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4mo ago
How would they enforce that on a decentralized communication platform?
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0Brains. Both in the tech, and the people that chose the name. Brains are the most interesting thing in the universe, if you're going to use it for this "AI" shit, it should be prefixed with "AI", in quotes (since &
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Spoiler: They were never against it, just biding their time.
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Why were you surprised?
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> many messaging apps require a phone number But not all, so what's the actual point?
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Border control is not equivalent to racism. The people pushing for it loudly just tend to be doing it for blatantly racist reasons. Unsurprisingly, those people tend to abuse any ounce of power given to them. When they're granted extra
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"Brains" are the most interesting thing in the universe. This is NOT that. The AI industry is taking all the words, this has to stop.
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> given the current administration, asking on Twitter might get you further! Doesn't matter how you "apply", as long as the cash is received.
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They call themselves "PKK Terrorist Organization"?
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4mo ago
Fun but, of all the programming I'm nostalgic for, classic asp/vbs is on the opposite-of-nostalgic-for list :) Probably because I had to do actual work with it for so long, years past it's EOL.
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By that do they mean SpaceX isn't worth 1.77T with musk as the owner?
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4mo ago
That tab came off my pudding can.
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