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mitxela
2mo ago
Even 6 years ago people were saying the market had gone to shit in the last 6 years
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mitxela
2mo ago
Basically any time you can get people to bid for a limited resource and can't make more of the resource, the house wins - no pun intended. Be the house.
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2mo ago
> It also tells me how primitive Google Ads are, when they keep showing me an ad I reported. Why wouldn't they? They still get paid for it, and if you could block an ad by reporting it, you'd just report every ad until there we
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mitxela
2mo ago
"ethically sourced" means someone clicked "agree" on their LG TV terms of service, as opposed to having a virus on their computer
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mitxela
2mo ago
You're underestimating the ease of use of these pirate boxes. Also most of them are for pirating live TV. You can't watch live TV through Bittorrent, you just can't, it doesn't work that way. Sports fans need less than 5
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mitxela
2mo ago
If you have $20 to spend avoiding ads, you have $30 to spend on cool products so the advertiser is willing to spend up to $24 to make you not block ads about a $30 product you'll buy (that costs $5 to make)
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mitxela
2mo ago
It's probably cheaper to switch your ISP to one that your target site does not block, than to pay someone else to buy that connection and proxy all your traffic through them.
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mitxela
2mo ago
At least Google thinks you do. And Google kind of has the power to decide where the global south is, at least as far as it pertains to captchas.
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mitxela
2mo ago
To measure it, you could ask it 100 times and see how many times it returns each answer.
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mitxela
2mo ago
How sure are you? Got a benchmark?
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mitxela
2mo ago
How about topics the Russian government doesn't care about? How about topics that USA censors? Of course you should not search Ukraine info on yandex. But you are only showing the worst case scenario. What's the average and best c
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2mo ago
Nothing besides having more of it. Apparently also hibernation, but that's more of an artificial limitation - there's no good reason a system couldn't create a hibernation file on demand.
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mitxela
2mo ago
The national database maintainers are the only people allowed to have the pictures, for the purpose of maintaining the database.
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mitxela
2mo ago
Even a failed lawsuit has the potential to cost the company a lot more money than it costs you. If it's small claims court the company has to pay a lawyer hourly to attend as their representative, while you just have to show up and pay
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mitxela
2mo ago
Yes, it does. Just because the value is for someone else and not you, that doesn't make it any less real.
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mitxela
2mo ago
I do not understand the type of psychosis which causes people to say that capitalism is communism.
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mitxela
2mo ago
Yes, I bought a cheap residential proxy service and used it to scrape a site.
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mitxela
2mo ago
Maybe so they can bring actual data to the discussion instead of bias.
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2mo ago
GDP doesn't measure prosperity.
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mitxela
2mo ago
Flagged - clickbait title
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mitxela
2mo ago
The OOM killer usually kills the process that's using the most memory, which is the reason the system is OOM. Sometimes this can be adjusted. When I'm OOM it's almost always because some runaway loop used 50GB and it makes no
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mitxela
2mo ago
The actual choice is 32GB RAM + 32GB swap or 32GB RAM + no swap. This is because people already bought their RAM and disks by the time they make the decision, and aren't using the whole disk.
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mitxela
2mo ago
One traditional reason to prefer a swap partition was that the filesystem driver might have to allocate memory. I think swap files bypass the filesystem driver, though - getting the block extents and then accessing the block device at those
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mitxela
2mo ago
mmap makes database performance worse, not better, because it makes all I/O blocking.
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2mo ago
Ceph still does this. In fact it migrated the other way - it used to use a file, and now wants a partition. It needs an LVM partition (logical volume) because it's vertically integrated, and they are more flexible than traditional part
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mitxela
2mo ago
Have you tried Yandex and evaluated the quality of its results, or do you just feel obligated to continuously put it down because it's russian?
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mitxela
2mo ago
If they don't want to sell me a deshittified product, I'll continue paying someone else to extract the deshittified product from them. Their choice.
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mitxela
2mo ago
That's just Google not caring about your ISP because you live in the global south. Everyone gets this. US citizens get the exact same problem but Google whitelists their networks.
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mitxela
2mo ago
I miss scrollbars.
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2mo ago
How come when Microsoft does it, it's EEE, but when Google does it, it's just progress? Nobody stopped other browsers from implementing things the Microsoft way.
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