miladyincontrol

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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
*Than native ubuntu desktop users Which like yeah, I dont think theres been a worse era for desktop users to be stuck with largely aged packages using fixed-release distros. And looking further towards servers, with how easy it is to do dec
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
I don't know if its just me, I recall feeling even before LLMs took off that Grammarly was pushing some to edit their writing in ways that just screamed "assisted by Grammarly". I loathe to contemplate just how rough it is th
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
On the note of logitech's bad mouse practices, I really wish they didnt opt for mere 10M lifecycle switches even in their highest end mice. Basically designed to last the warranty period and not too much longer than that. When my MX Ve
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Strongly agree, its not like you're giving some website blind, lasting access to every USB device you have plugged in. I especially prefer it when the alternative is often some random windows-only binary, probably requiring a driver to
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
direct thread link https://x.com/bennjordan/status/2089430236945342508
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
https://support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/38305898674957-H... and simply dont use their homepage as your new tab page
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
FB and IG reels both. Twitter gets a lot of rightfully owed criticism about it's fair share but its always weird to me seeing people slam twitter then go right on to IG or some other meta owned app as if its significantly different.
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
I just loathe the marketplace-ization of so many retailers. If I wanted to buy from 1688, alibaba, etc, I would more directly, not through some reseller drop shipping items they've never even seen. When I search a local retailer I want
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
> And there are no signs the trend is starting to fade Anecdote as this is, I see it shifting among gen Z and alpha. When so many people have a tattoo, few are unique from having them. It used to be rebellious to have one, nowadays I see
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
CRI of lights is definitely a large factor in my purchasing these days. The muting, compressive response of some lights almost pains me at this point. As this post's author noted white LEDs can be pretty solid. Bulbs that have a mix of
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Theres still some niche communities that only really have activity there, its unfortunate but is what it is. Still better than what some have done and moved to say, discord, where discovery is even worse. Some local scenes as well, for bett
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
I do think its a bit odd to automatically and "obviously" default to the idea that people will be using these to be perverts. Its a bit strange of a default assumption to me. Although its even more disheartening that most people&#
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
What does GC cost? For Caddy with an incredibly synthetic http only benchmark it costs about 2ms of latency and somewhat less throughput. Worth it in an incredibly artificial benchmark? Perhaps. However when it comes to real world usage the
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Fear mongering as usual meanwhile much worse uses of water get largely ignored. Coca-Cola has a license for 1.59bn litres a year in Sidcup and 377m litres a year in Morpeth. Sources ALMA can take up to 1.5bn litres from Armathwaite. Nestle
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Intel wins, in HPL FP64. Its a stretch to take a single metric and apply it's outcome broadly to the chip's general functionality. Especially when by large the A18 chip with half the power requirement beats it in almost every oth
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Maybe sandbox in the AI context should be reframed as playbox
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
*only winning in his HPL linpack benchmark GPU wise it gets absolutely floored by the A18 In geekbench 6 it has roughly 50% the single core of the macbook neo, and a bit under 10% worse multicore That is hardly matched, especially when the
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Part of the reason I love using catch-all email addresses for everything I sign up for. Inevitable data breach? At least any spam that results from it can be isolated and avoided. Although I do wish many places wouldnt hold onto customer da
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
It does kinda concern me that people see glasses with a camera in them and automatically assume others wearing them clearly and obviously must be using them for perverted reasons. Kinda a weird train of thought to default to imo. Especially
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
I'd argue its rather functioning exactly as intended with regards to obtaining paid users. Also this view seems a bit elderly. For most towards the end of the millennial curve and younger, anime is no longer subculture, its just genera
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Kelloggs removed them here some time ago, personally I still feel the bigger issue is sugar laiden carb bombs for breakfast. Natural doesnt mean better, many are still incredibly ultraprocessed to become strongly pigmented and not taste awf
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Basically unusable No lens corrections even for dngs with built in profiles No orientation correction from metadata No immediately obvious option to reset values Having a text box pop up like that to input specific values is bad ux No abili
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Sounds like a lot of additional work and resources for no real gain. Its like trying to waste the time of spam callers, their time is infinitely cheaper than yours, its a waste of resources to engage in any capacity.
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Perhaps unpopular opinion but I wouldnt hold it against someone for giving an AI response to such inquiries. Dont waste people's time needlessly goes both ways.
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
I feel like a lot of their complain boils down to, why is software written by technical people, designed for technical people such as themselves. Far often its not that the interface is "badly" designed, its just different from th
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Yeah, I think a user is several times more likely to get phished just about any other way, with the exception possibly of faux parking QR codes or similar unmanned payment requests. Doubly so with how often 2fa or webauth is the norm on any
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
Its a weird spectrum of AI generation and filtering from what I'm aware of. Obviously if something is fully AI generated or heavily guided using an original human as reference most would coutn it as fake. But does someone using heavy f
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by miladyincontrol 2mo ago
The issue is they forked sane GPL code (Trezor's), then decided they wanted no one to be able to copy them in turn so they rewrote components and messed up entropy. IIRC they intended to still use the secure element to generate some bu
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by miladyincontrol 3mo ago
I dont like this, the opposite of crazy is still often crazy, just of a different kind. You dont have to buy single harvest double anaerobic coffee from a hipster cafe, but you dont also have to buy mass market corposlop like what you'
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by miladyincontrol 3mo ago
Running my firewall on nixos these days and honestly I havent felt the need to have to make many decisions. You dont have to pick a firewall on linux, nftables is standard pretty much everywhere. Most the software outside of that is the sam

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