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by knorker 4y ago
Well then that must be another type of jailbreak. If pirates managed to get from Linux to pirate copies running, then that's not the same exploit as getting from no-Linux to Linux. If it were, then there would be no point in Sony block
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by knorker 4y ago
PS3. Disabling Linux, as I remember it, basically instantly got it jailbroken. Suddenly not just pirates out to save/make money, but hobbyists too, wanted to break it.
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by knorker 4y ago
The way to make it readable is to plug it into threadreaderapp: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1575233618170982400.html
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by knorker 4y ago
Just wait till they hear about other metrics. "You have this one area, where only 4% of the people live, and they are the only ones using 70 messed up units, including this 'ounce' that's sometimes a volume sometimes an
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by knorker 4y ago
> vim. I keep trying to quit vim Haha, good one. I see what you did there.
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by knorker 4y ago
I don't understand how this is related to the future of work. Is it just clickbait? Or are they making the assumption that the future of work is freelance gig economy? That sounds awful. And it's not how I've seen the phrase
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by knorker 4y ago
$900 (10k at 9%) is less than one day's work going by my day job totalcomp. The extra cognitive load of another investment platform is better spent on my day job. And as others have said, this is comparing to 0%. If you look around you
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by knorker 4y ago
You're missing the main point though. It's not a choice of driving vs being driven. It's a choice of automated driving to get to a place vs being completely gridlocked with manual driving. It's established fact that &quo
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by knorker 4y ago
No, L5 can coexist with manual driving. It's just that the societal (as opposed to individual) benefits mostly kick in at 100%. But also you can just say some streets are for FSD only. Some neighbourhoods. Similar things are already ro
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by knorker 4y ago
That takes away the societal benefits of L5, though. That's one of the main problems with self driving in general. It's a completely different system if 99% are self driving instead of 100%. L5 is about transport, where everythin
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by knorker 4y ago
You should not need to adjust anything, volume or brightness, in the middle of episodes/movies. These scenes are poorly edited. I should not have to live-edit them with my remote while watching. I'll do a poor job, and it takes me
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by knorker 4y ago
I feel that C++ makes sense. It doesn't actually make for a good argument. C++ makes more sense to me than Go or PHP. And probably Python.
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by knorker 4y ago
As someone who used to run actual X terminals, diskless purpose built appliances that only ran the X server, I'd say this only really worked on a LAN. It never actually worked "on the road". VNC and windows remote desktop was
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by knorker 4y ago
No, that's not it. I grew up with literally everything in English being subtitled. Always hated it, but all I can do is make an effort to not have my eyes there. Even some DVDs did not have the option to turn off subtitles. I never had
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by knorker 4y ago
being on the wrong side of 40 the CC was to me always available. I always hated them. So now I hate it double. Either can't understand dialog, or need obnoxious un-immersive subtitles turned on. So most of the time watching I have to h
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by knorker 4y ago
On good TVs under perfect lighting conditions only. Try watching handmaid's tale without blackout blinds.
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by knorker 4y ago
You have a bug in your function. You need to use "$@", with the quotes, or wildcards expanding to a file with spaces will not delete properly. At least with bash.
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by knorker 4y ago
I've moved all my stuff off of glacier because of their ridiculous pricing model, and user-hostile metadata handling. I.e. you have to maintain your own index of files, where they could have just done this for you. The pricing model fo
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by knorker 4y ago
This is again something you can't just unilaterally declare. Even if you're right that they're not a burden, which I disagree with since they do actually do enjoy services like police, fire department, mass transit subsidies,
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by knorker 4y ago
> The jurisdiction of France encompasses French people, and French entities. You know that's not true, because you know that shoplifting in France applies to visitors too. Even if one tourist assaults another tourist. Or (in some ot
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by knorker 4y ago
> One thing I don’t understand is the tax implication and where you’re allowed to work from. You do understand that's basically the entirety of the thing, right? And the tax and legal liability is NOT just on you, but on your employ
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by knorker 4y ago
Citizens working without paying into pension, healthcare, or following local employment laws (best example: France, that really cares what employees in their borders do). You can't simply unilaterally declare that sales tax compensates
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by knorker 4y ago
It's very much not trash. As you say this is risk. You can make any tradeoff you want, and you are probably right. You can hire someone you think may be working from Iran. You're pretty sure you won't get caught violating san
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by knorker 4y ago
As a contractor you are free to incorporate wherever you want. I wouldn't work from e.g. Iran, or you could get sued to death when your customer is indicted for violating US sanctions, but yeah why would your employer care? Oh, because
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by knorker 4y ago
> The government on the other side is the one you really have to worry about. Locals in Mexico City, all over South America, Bali, Thailand, Vietnam and really all over the world are pissed with these "digital nomads" (read: il
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by knorker 4y ago
I feel like you don't actually remember the movie at all. It's an amazing movie. It's only the same in the way that "A stranger comes to town" is a description of every single movie ever made. If you want overt zipc
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by knorker 4y ago
There's a lot of good here, but also: > Successful new products can be incrementally integrated with the existing products where it makes sense, and tooling, libraries, and frameworks can be developed by force multiplier teams to re
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by knorker 4y ago
Are there plans to go post-quantum, e.g. with Kyber Crystals and friends? Or is that blocked on fully standardized algorithm choices?
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by knorker 4y ago
The comic? That's not how I read it. To me it's exactly that you have all the pieces, all the steps, but still find it completely unreasonable that it works. > the only actual problem is the expectation that something you can d
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by knorker 4y ago
With one caveat: We can understand things without understanding them. You can understand the steps without understanding the why. My favorite example: https://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1914 So a questio

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