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by mouse_ 1y ago
Not really news though, is it?
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by mouse_ 1y ago
pithon hehe
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Don't type commands from the Internet, especially as root, especially when dd is involved. That being said, If you're ever bored, from a TTY, type sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/fb0 This provides a nifty demon
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Big companies hate GPL No surprise here
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by mouse_ 1y ago
ah yes, now I understand completely
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by mouse_ 1y ago
absolutely unhinged take
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Dissociation and viewing your existence as nothing is not beautiful and it's definitely not honorable. Our existence is the realest we're going to get. Your life is 100% of your universe dawg, act like it. Space is barely even rea
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Tragic. Nice to see some accountability on fail0verflow's part, though. devkitpro needs to be shamed for knowingly shipping stolen code!
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Cybersecurity is this ephemeral, nebulous sort of thing that can theoretically absorb any quantity of capital you have to throw at it. Sort of like Raytheon or Lockheed, but in a dotcom bubble "Do It On the Web" sort of way. It&#x
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by mouse_ 1y ago
get rid of that product hunt upvote button thing so I can at the very least read the website to understand what it is?
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by mouse_ 1y ago
fun usage of recursion in your factorial function on the third screenshot
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by mouse_ 1y ago
They're Microsoft's controlled opposition team designed to confuse legislation and sentiment surrounding free software
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Just awful What's next, "child abuse boosts creativity"? The Economist should be ashamed of themselves
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by mouse_ 1y ago
> It's primarily designed to run Rockbox Fuck yeah
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by mouse_ 1y ago
That is a very fun fact.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Finally, some ACTUAL news
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Also sorry for commenting twice but, three clicks in and I'm reading a fiction about DMT transcendence that seems straight from a Joe Rogan episode I'm pretty sure lesswrong is an accelerationist doomsday cult
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Because school beat long sentences out of me. "Run-on", anyone?
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by mouse_ 1y ago
open source android project, as in, Android Open Source Project (AOSP)? The one Google is actively trying to kill in order to hold Android hostage in their antitrust negotiations?
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by mouse_ 1y ago
still installing termux tho
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by mouse_ 1y ago
All the knowledge of Yahoo! Answers and all the wisdom of a penny jammed into a fuse box.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
I use two hyphens and have noticed some websites helpfully converting it to em dash for me...
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by mouse_ 1y ago
The screenshot on that page awfully squished for anyone else, or just me?
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by mouse_ 1y ago
I used to cheat by asking application specific programming tips from forums such as this one, stack exchange, /g/ (way back when), various IRC channels, etc. This is no longer practical with the Advent of AI, forcing me to actuall
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by mouse_ 1y ago
if I wanted an OEM telling me they know best what I should be doing with a device I paid for outright, I would simply buy an iPhone.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
If I were to start paying subscriptions for things like WSJ I wouldn't be able to afford a bag lunch either!
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Self-censoring discussion of electronics is not going to make people who are going to be handling electronics anyways safer.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
what a nightmare
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Craigslist for common items (laptop, ps4, rice cooker, car), eBay for obscure things (a single video game, a stick of RAM, a vintage Nintendo DS accessory)
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Considering Microsoft puts literally everything they can get away with behind a paywall, I have to assume they know I wouldn't pay a subscription for it. As far as I can tell, the discussion is never been whether or not AI can be occas

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