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m4rtink
1mo ago
Nuke it from orbit.
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m4rtink
1mo ago
There was this attempt (attack?) on Fedora in June: https://lwn.net/Articles/1077035/
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m4rtink
2mo ago
It was funny during Expo in Osaka on the massive metro station - you could just zip in with the suica, while the less knowledgeable foreign tourists would form long queues in front of the special gates where they could pay by a payment card
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m4rtink
2mo ago
Really seems like the worlds most complex and intriguing sudoku - it would all go away if Apple bothered to properly document their hardware.
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m4rtink
2mo ago
No, its just the final stage of the bubble before it all comes crashing down. :)
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m4rtink
2mo ago
Pets.com, here we go! Just a little bit longer and this whole "AI" insanity might finally be over! :)
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m4rtink
2mo ago
Frankly, that sounds more like a fragile, hyper optimzed system that can can be brought down by a single point of failure.
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2mo ago
Yeah - we have 4 printers at the moment, one of them a Prusa MK3S+ & it has been maintenance free so far. The other printers are basically custom designs by this point & you need to fix things sometimes - like recently erosion of th
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m4rtink
2mo ago
What about Prusa printers - something they are missing/are not available in your area or something else ?
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2mo ago
Any reason why you did not choose a PRusa 3D printer ? From my experience those work well, are mucxh more open & don't do any of the stupid shit Bambu is trying to pull off.
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m4rtink
2mo ago
That is totally going to work, doubling down on something unpopular by un unpopular government has never caused exponentially bigger blowback.
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m4rtink
2mo ago
Ban.
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2mo ago
So this will make GPUs and associated affordable for people, rigjt ?
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2mo ago
I did two orders from Aliexpress recently. On the first one they did count the fee per item, on the second they already had the categories figured out & counted the fee only per category. Since then I am now getting "duty saving&qu
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m4rtink
2mo ago
I don't think I ever saw paid toilet in Japan. A paid toilet was actually one of the gotchas of "oh, right, we are back home". :)
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2mo ago
You don't even need a democracy for this - the moment people go hungry beacause of you, they will do something about it.
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m4rtink
2mo ago
Time of the robots has come! ;-)
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2mo ago
Well, this is not a problem at all - long before you ever need to ask "who will buy stuff" the world will burn. That will fix the problem & whoever rises to power from the ashes will be hopefully more careful than their predec
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2mo ago
Let the race to the bottom - and beyond - begin!
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2mo ago
The model is not open source, unless you get all the data and software for rebuilding it from scratch. It is enough that "open source" took over from "free software" as a more business friendly alternative in mainstream,
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2mo ago
Anti radiolation missiles don't just launch automatically in most scenarios, not to mention discriminate quite a lot what they lock on to avoid simple jamming. Not to mention the AA radars they usually target being more powerful by ord
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2mo ago
This almost to a letter has been documented in Fedora: https://lwn.net/Articles/1077035/ Including the reaction when caught, in this case "oh no, I must have been hacked".
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m4rtink
2mo ago
Seems like yet another instance of printing your own money & getting rich by screwing people forced to use them. Goas back to factory towns, gift cards, game money or MtG.
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2mo ago
At this point anything that pours sand to the gears of "AI " industry is good, true or not. The other side is also not bothered by their talking points being real. Only like this we can stop this hype insanity, prevent more damae
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2mo ago
Why can a single person do so much damage, if only temporarily? Are you in a monarchy or something?
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2mo ago
That part of Animatrix never made sense - like if the rogue machines could not switch to nuclear power or similar. Which they did + bullshited humans abou using them as a power source, while just doing that for fun.
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2mo ago
Well, all might be fine, you might be a little obedient drone, not angering your masters, making sure to be apolitical - only to be mobilized & send to die in a ditch in a useless war.
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2mo ago
Yeah, a lot of the software around MeshCore people have created seems heavily vibe coded (since got used to having press a button multiple times until it works) & the community seems to be surprisingly non-critical to "AI" tec
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2mo ago
It also makes feedback illegal, so corruption and bad decisions get unfixed, untill both not only eat any gains but make the whole thing collapse.
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2mo ago
So much more stuff and growing- what it is actually useful for ? Are we getting actually more done than with previous volumes or is it just all wasted energy?
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