mrweasel

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by mrweasel 7mo ago
It's a fair question, but if you need private repos, I think you need to start considering a paid option, or self-host. If it's really important to you that the repo is private, I'd self-host.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
The home market is interesting, because they do need to address that as well. I'm not sure how many people are switching to macs, and even fewer are switching to Linux, That's not Microsofts problem, not on the large scale. If you
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
You can't stuff workers into rooms/offices without access to daylight.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
For work you must use a height adjustable desk. It doesn't have to be electric, you just need to be able to adjust it to your correct work height. If you don't use it, and I don't know work at your kitchen desk, that's t
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Also illegal here in Denmark, if you use it while working from home. Desks must be height adjustable. Your employer is responsible for providing ergonomically correct office equipment. Basically any influencer and YouTuber who's showin
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
> How’s this different than tv that a kid might see that has ads and programming targeting kids? It's not, that illegal as well. You cannot target kids with TV advertising.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Right, because apparently you can just train an AI on the downloaded data and then you're apparently fine to pirate anything you want.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
One of my favourite criticisms, yes their procedure works, but it probably doesn't measure rejection rates. "We hounded these 1000 people for a donation, 60% responded favourably". Okay, but out of the 40% that didn't re
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
If this is true or not I don't know, but I worked on a project with an HP employee and we were talking about the Itanium. At some point the HP guy goes "You know we more or less designed that thing, right?" I would tend to be
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
It could be tied to the "wandering gene" which is believe to ensure that we spread out and don't get stuck in some local optimization.
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Just don't put it online, because the AI scrapers will find it and crawle it so aggressively that your mini/micro-PC will blow up.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
You're not wrong, but the problem for Meta is that this, along with their other fine for mental harm is setting a precedence. This fine is somewhat larger, at $375 million, but the other one ( https://www.msn.com/en-us&#
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
I doubt that Zuckerberg really uses either Facebook or Instagram all that much. Maybe as a curated PR channel sure, but he's not doom scrolling Instagram at bedtime. If you know what the platform is capable of, if you seen how the saus
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
When Opera became just another Chromium skin I switch to Firefox. The point for me was Presto, that Opera was really well put together in terms of UI was just a bonus. The developer tools in Opera was better than what shipped in Chrome and
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Off-topic, but I hate sites like this. All links in the article are for other pages on businessinsider.com, but there's no link to Tin Can, not that I can find at least. It's getting more and more normal that sites won't link
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Depends on the country, but landlines are no long available for new customers and the cables are actively being removed.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
> so I'm not sure what you're worrying about. Complexity primarily.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Disable Javascript or use Lynx, Links or Dillo to open the articles from your newsreader. Some pages won't work obviously, you remove those from your feed.
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Disabling Privacy Badger, reloading the site and scrolling around a bit, I can comfortably stay that the author is wrong, the site is much larger. Within two minutes the site has now transfered 50MB (of 75MB) according to Firefox, but it do
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Looking down the list I can find more features that I'd like to yank out of Safari, and Chrome, than features I'd like to see added. Things that should be removed, according to me: * Audio recording * Geolocation * Motion * Media
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Here we have an open connect system on fiber in large parts of the country. The ISP lease the fiber each other, power companies or dedicated fiber providers. That means that you can in many areas use the competitors status page to get some
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Two stupid calls I've had: 1) I call to cancel an insurance policy on a car I sold. I'm greeted by the IVR, press three to cancel a policy, we're off to a good start. Next follows a long speech about how I need to call a spec
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Maybe it looks better on a nicer monitor or something. To me there's nothing terribly broken about the Tahoe UI, but it's clearly rushed because there are a ton of weird little things that just look off. The dock is suppose to loo
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
I absolutely love this, because to me, this is what software development should be about, solving actual problems and providing faster calculations, improving the workflow for people. It does strike me as a little odd that they didn't
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Love "manually start X", because I've been considering just doing that. In some weird sense it seems easier.
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That was my understanding. You have two services, one validates, another logs. The validation triggers a failure, and requests that to be inserted into the audit database, but the audit log services fails and that apparently doesn't bl
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To be fair, everything is getting worse the whole time.
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> The fuck does OpenAI have to offer? That's the problem isn't it. OpenAI have nothing to offer, neither does many of the other AI companies, nothing that's not replaceable at least. They need to gobble up these other acto
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
That feels weird to me as well. I get that they need to trial it, but United States, France, Germany and the United Kingdom isn't really the countries I'd priorities for a free VPN. I understand that a number of people in both the
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by mrweasel 7mo ago
Locally I have an issue finding builders and electricians, because they don't have websites. They may have a listing in the phone book, but that's just "Bob's bricklaying", doesn't tell me a lot about whether o

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