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by kobalsky 3y ago
I'm dreading the day Gabe steps down and the company gets immediately sold to Microsoft. Their regional pricing in Argentina is very generous. Most people here would be completely priced out of the industry if they didn't do this.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
probably sourcing replacement for bad tickets. venues may cancel tickets or require photo ID if they suspect they were bought for resale.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> An incalculable amount of PC cycles and electricity wasted for nothing. was it really wasted as in “the research data was not used”? or is the author just calling it a waste because we didn’t find aliens and they are disappointed?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
It's cool that we have emulation to quench that "thirst" I personally prefer when companies do not to elect to squeeze their IPs dry and have a semblance of pride on their work, as much as a for-profit company can have of cou
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by kobalsky 3y ago
wasn’t the t reddit gold a successful way to cover server costs? at least before they added hundred of employees doing who knows what
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> Also, how well does VR work in Linux these days? this loaded question should be directed towards the developers. that any Windows game works on Linux at all, given Microsoft's record regarding interoperability, seems like a miracl
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by kobalsky 3y ago
well that's something I haven't considered. I wonder if the number would be transferrable to a different service. I'm using that instead of my own phone number for sites that only offer SMS verification.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I’m from southamerica and I can access the article. They must be explicitly blocking Europe
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by kobalsky 3y ago
Wells Fargo’s CEO portal gives you a choice between their app and hardware RSA tokens, I have one with their logo like this https://decovar.dev/blog/2018/09/09/wells-fargo-2fa/
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by kobalsky 3y ago
There's no decompression sickness on those subs. The inside is kept at a similar pressure as the surface.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
how are measuring this “harder to think” feeling to avoid confirmation bias?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
dropbox is a marvelous piece of software. I have installed it once and forgot about its existence, it’s happily churning in the background without driving any kind of attention to itself. none of those alternatives supports linux, and on ma
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by kobalsky 3y ago
my experience with hetzner's support is excellent since I've never spoken to them 8 dedicated 64t/128gb servers for 2 years, 0 cumulative seconds of downtime, perfect record.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
Personally I'm heartbroken watching Diablo IV. There are many unpolished details, mounts rotate dead at the center, they simply seem to have no turning animation. Characters' feet slide instead of planting correctly on many scenar
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by kobalsky 3y ago
that's a wild statement. did he release software on the public domain those movies used?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
pseudo googling without internet you could wade through ffmpeg docs for a while to crop a video or you could ask the llm and get a quick response
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by kobalsky 3y ago
running a company in the US makes you understand why companies tends to be successful there. you can basically scribble an invoice on a napkin and it's gonna be ok, it's just so practical. in other countries dealing with all the i
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by kobalsky 3y ago
you don't owe the information you are not required to keep IF you have deleted it. if you still have it and delete it after you were asked to provide it, it will land you in jail. this is IRS audit 101. I guess they have their own simi
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by kobalsky 3y ago
for all practical reasons, the DMCA is global law. I mean it obvious that it's not, but are you willing to test how far they can reach when you have stories like of Peter Sunde and Kim Dotcom to see what happens?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
instagram is a step above though. sometimes they ask you to login to replay a video.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> Maybe inflation is corrosive for investing but maybe it is not bad for the average Joe Joe wins one game of musical chairs once in a while, but the banks won't lose money lending money, they will get their dues, and with the uncer
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I'd love to see it booting and then cold starting the apps, for comparison.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I think in this case the point would be to trust the source publishing the audio and not content. I cam see a gpg like registry where news stations publish their public keys to verify that their audio / video snippets have not been tam
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by kobalsky 3y ago
there’s something like the uncanny valley for upscaled images some of them make me uncomfortable for some weird reason
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by kobalsky 3y ago
maybe if your billing information is saved they could use your account to create api keys to other services and sell that. not sure if the billing info from chatgpt is entered on the same place
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> And, corporate "free" rarely stays free. or they use "free" to nuke competitors from orbit, salt the ground to ensure nobody can get a dime for a decade in this industry, hoard all the expertise then increase your p
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by kobalsky 3y ago
wait a moment. do they auction the house and just keep the unpaid taxes or do they keep 100% of it?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
which doesn’t apply here unless you are accusing the author of having illegally earned crypto and donating to himself to launder money. this guy doesn’t have trouble earning 100k it’s a ridiculous accusation
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I don’t like power tripping mods either but in the face of a soon to be a publicly traded company that statement smells. They got groomed into doing stuff for free for a medal or badge and we think it’s fine?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
why apply a mold to someone who is clearly exceptional? this guy is probably living his dream will be schooling phds older than him in short time. I’m gonna guess he’s smart enough to know what he wants.

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