megous

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by megous 7mo ago
What actual terrorism they funded that was actually deadlier than what US created in Iraq with ISIS (created as a result of pretty much the same, let's get some country stripped by force of some [imagined] WMDs, US adventure)?
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by megous 7mo ago
Most of the problems are with the ease of modifications. Regular Linux based distro, with it's shared library model, masses of packages, and a proper packaging system, etc., will allow you fairly easily to just take any package, patch
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by megous 7mo ago
Enable this per country then?
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by megous 7mo ago
Sure, I believe that the likes of Meta, Google, and god damn Microsoft who enabled mass brutal persecution of millions of people for money (engaged in recording and analysis of phone calls of Palestinians), care about vulnerable individuals
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by megous 7mo ago
In my country, government applications are required to be interoperable, use open APIs and work with open formats (XML, PDF, etc.). There should be no problem there. I've already used some FOSS applications to interact with government
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by megous 7mo ago
You don't have primaries to pick sensible candidates to begin with? In either party, of course.
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by megous 7mo ago
Almost, it's about 50 lines of JS to setup a video call.
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by megous 7mo ago
Who cares? Just stop enforcing laws on little guys completely, if you can't even think of what to put any of the US admin members on trial for. It's nuts that there are long complicated trials and TV series and movies about like a
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by megous 7mo ago
Anyone has any respect left for US Americans after they elected this? This is so ridiculous at so many levels: Not US hollywood culture or whatever Americans culturally exported in the past all around the world, but this will forever repr
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by megous 7mo ago
E-fuses are just write once memory with limited reads ability 10e6-10e7 read cycles after which it becomes unreliable. Secure boot that can't be controlled by the user should be illegal, though. You should get some secret code along wi
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by megous 7mo ago
I wouldn't get too excited about rockchip hw encoding. It's rkmpp based, not an upstream solution. You'd need Rockchip kernel for this, I guess.
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by megous 7mo ago
That's an argument against any mass collection/concentration of data in anyone's hands. Not against gov. collection of data in particular.
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by megous 7mo ago
You forgot a hope-driven development and release process and other optimism based ("i'm sure it's fine" method), or faith based approaches to testing (ship and pray, ...). Customer driven invluntary beta testing also com
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by megous 7mo ago
When you say "saves me", do you mean that you can prompt claude for like 1 hour per day, get your typical pre-AI output, and then go about doing whatever you like outside of work for rest of the day?
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by megous 7mo ago
We should just use LLMs to free more software and HW. Make it work against the system.
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by megous 8mo ago
LOL
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by megous 8mo ago
I love this. T14 gen 7 was the first NB I a actually bought for myself, and it's great to know that USB-C ports can just be replaced that easilly without soldering and that it was designed from the start with repairability in mind. Non
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by megous 8mo ago
No, we realize US americans elected gerontoidiot Trump, and we constnantly ask ourselves what the actual fuck after every third act of this senile imbecile. Do you not have young (like at least < 60) people who can still actually think c
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by megous 8mo ago
Yeah, I don't need help with that one. :)
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by megous 8mo ago
BTW, does anyone have some pointers to where one can find an oldish in-order Cortex-A core (like A53) in verilog RTL form? I know ARM must give this out to companies that implement ARM based SoCs for eg. purpose of validation on FPGA. So f
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by megous 8mo ago
Lines were and are always weird, all the time. Americans killing 150 girls yesterday in a school, just a footnote in the news, already gone today. Some rando killing 10 people in a university in my country, endless discussion, politicians,
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by megous 8mo ago
It may even be a good thing, from a PoV of learning resiliency and adaptation to supply chain changes. They probably ended up very hard to disrupt. I've seen an Orange Pi 5+ in a drone, which I wrote the upstream DTS for conincidentall
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by megous 8mo ago
Am I saying something else?
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by megous 8mo ago
Raspberry Pi driven drone. What a life.
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by megous 8mo ago
Nothing else, really.
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by megous 8mo ago
It all starts with open formats, open data and open apis. Unless this is somehow guaranteed by law for interaction with public entities, it's going to be hard for any FOSS projects or independent apps/developers. Without that, we
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by megous 8mo ago
Better at siphoning out all the sensitive info, maybe.
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by megous 8mo ago
It's unreasonable approach to blame UN and by that largely the whole world for Israel's own failings, like the whole failed approach to build a state based on brutal violence against other inhabitants of the land they stole. All t
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by megous 8mo ago
You support organization that's on a UN international blacklist of organizations that intentionally harm children. Have some shame. I will never forget the thousands of little children that IDF burned to death, cut off their legs and a
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by megous 8mo ago
Seems like a false dichotomy. You can be both, based on how you apply the laws.

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