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lodovic
6y ago
I haven't done business over the phone in a decade. Actually, the other day I removed my phone number from my company's listing as all the calls I ever received were telemarketeers.
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lodovic
6y ago
The article specifically states "we are unaware that any study participants have been identified through the data being accessed". The breached data concerns "confidential information about the vaccine and its mechanism of ac
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lodovic
6y ago
There wouldn't be a problem if there were three or four competitors on each social media platform. Instead we have near monopolies on status sharing (facebook), opinion sharing (twitter), video sharing (youtube), photo sharing (instagr
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lodovic
6y ago
Why not use Windows Server instead?
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lodovic
6y ago
You could take a stack of DIMMS, add a memory controller and a USB-C interface, and create the world fastest external swap drive.
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lodovic
6y ago
This is actually one of the major annoyances for me in Linux. Each distro has its own package manager and set of packages. Yay, yum, apt, pacman, dpkg, portage, the list is near endless and as each package manager needs a reason to exist, e
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lodovic
6y ago
A Color Laserjet can be bought for roughly $450. A high-capacity replacement for all 4 toner cartridges will cost just over $700. That makes my Laserjet disposable - once the toners are nearly empty, I will sell it on eBay and replace mine
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lodovic
6y ago
> Knowing 70 million people would happily drive me to a concentration camp That is a really silly statement. What group are you talking about?
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lodovic
6y ago
I'm sure their TOS covers that
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lodovic
6y ago
Not sure about that, the Windows certificate store has been around since forever, perhaps even since Windows NT. The same goes for certificate management in Linux. I think it was mostly because it was far easier for the Java team to roll th
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lodovic
6y ago
Don't forget about the "smartphone bone" https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/joa.12466
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lodovic
6y ago
The real problem is that people are looking for solid medical advice on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. No amount of censorship is going to change that.
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lodovic
6y ago
Formula E is so slow that they do all their races in street circuits, so they appear to go faster. Totally boring.
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lodovic
6y ago
Federal employees in the treasury, while being paid, should discuss .. the treasury. Not libertarian ideas, not CRT, or any other controversial theories. They are free to do that on their own time however.
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6y ago
Saving a declining company will bring enough revenue for future compensation for the CEO. And who wouldn't hire a CEO that saved a sinking company? On the other hand, if the company still goes belly up, well apparently that CEO wasn&#x
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lodovic
6y ago
But the DMCA also prevents you from reverse engineering Apple's software, so although jailbreaking is legal, you are not allowed to work on a new jailbreak.
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lodovic
6y ago
That is not true, there are many car parts I can replace without voiding the warranty. Tires, oil, windscreen wipers, seats, car stereo, the exhaust, the battery, the list goes on. You are perhaps focusing on engine parts only. Apple is not
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6y ago
Because your right to stay free from Covid, requires people to behave in a certain way (masks, social distancing) which is at odds with the right to self determination. Sure, it's stupid, but people should be allowed to make stupid dec
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lodovic
6y ago
Can GPT-3 detect itself?
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lodovic
6y ago
Even bathroom breaks?
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lodovic
6y ago
That's not a good way to deal with this. If you leave, the next guy will have the same shitty spying going on. Plus, nothing stops your next gig from spying on you as well. Until you've quit so many times that no employer is inter
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lodovic
6y ago
No moderation: right wing posts flourish. Strong moderation: left wing posts flourish.
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lodovic
6y ago
Interesting. How are we going to block annoying content if it is implemented in WASM?
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lodovic
6y ago
That was a lot of juvenile fun.
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lodovic
6y ago
I unsubscribed from every generic subreddit and only view the subreddits for my hobbies. I avoid any subreddit where news, current events or politics may be referred to. Those are extremely toxic.
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lodovic
7y ago
The toilet is company equipment, too.
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7y ago
Only if the employee is informed upfront. Otherwise it's a privacy issue.
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7y ago
Many people look on Twitter first. Brazil could therefore argue Twitter is interfering with government communication in a time of national emergency. That carries a very high penalty in many countries. Besides, this is like the phone compan
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lodovic
7y ago
Is this any different than a PiHole?
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7y ago
That would only happen if 100% of the population becomes infected at once. But when 60% has had the virus there will be so much immunity that the virus won't be able to spread anymore. So 10% mortality may happen in countries without h
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