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by mouse_ 1y ago
"This" ain't no podcast I ever heard of.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
It really is too bad Lenovo switched to cheaper AES stylus tech that's trash for art due to jitter and poor polling, with the added insult of the stylus needing a battery now. Apple and Samsung are the only large manufacturers shipping
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by mouse_ 1y ago
It's not about parts cost, it's about r&d cost. Apple invests so much money into the quality of those internal speakers.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Possible the slop bubble is an intentional cultural DDOS?
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by mouse_ 1y ago
$4B doesn't really seem like "all-in", for a company of GM's size.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Increase in leverage and volume to accommodate for a decrease in liquidity. Not good! Too many untrustworthy looking million+ dollar dapps that do the same handful of things. Expecting consolidation.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Incredible technology.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
I think there will be dramatically more hikikomori, or at the very least, neet-like behavior worldwide. I don't think AI will have much to do with it.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
yeah but that network benefits the rich and powerful people who orchestrate our society
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Linux packaging has been so thoroughly embraced and extended, that .exe is going to win the binary application format war. God I hate Red Hat so much.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Not happening
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by mouse_ 1y ago
it's insurmountable
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Never assign incompetence to that which can be adequately explained by greed.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
No, we're not.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
> The flaw is that in the long run, it keeps getting easier to write software. And people love reinventing the wheel. See: Bram's Law https://files.catbox.moe/qi5ha9.png
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by mouse_ 1y ago
This goes into a few philosophies on the subject but it doesn't really go into how they were applied and to what affect. How'd these schools of thinking actually work out for them? Not very well, it seems.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
> Conversely, if you don't trust a task then don't let it access the (computer) Wow you just solved all of cyber security
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by mouse_ 1y ago
From what I can tell though, everything he said about the XLibre project is true.
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by mouse_ 1y ago
This might be the most disingenuous article I've ever read
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Right now the power structure is just trying to figure out, what -won't- Americans tolerate? The acceleration is accelerating
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by mouse_ 1y ago
God I hate the NY Times so much
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by mouse_ 1y ago
As long as Red Hat keeps embracing and extending free desktop, and Apple keeps disallowing standard features like native Vulkan (Mac is not for games I get it but come on, please?), people will either keep using Windows or, more likely, swi
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by mouse_ 1y ago
L
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by mouse_ 1y ago
A phone without distracting software on it
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by mouse_ 1y ago
Fedora Workstation is pretty good
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by mouse_ 1y ago
For as long as I've been hearing about quantum computing, it's always been 7 to 10 years away...
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by mouse_ 1y ago
that just ain't right
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by mouse_ 1y ago
I don't see your notes app in your submissions but it's got me curious. Did you just use windows.h?
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by mouse_ 1y ago
> Now they are being taught that their normal personality is a disorder. According to a 2024 survey, 72% of Gen Z girls said that “mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” Only 27% of Boomer men said the same. Coul
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by mouse_ 1y ago
I love the prerequisites section. Every technical blog post should start with this.

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