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by mulmen 6mo ago
This mission is Artemis II. Is Artemis III the one with a lander?
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by mulmen 7mo ago
No. We aren’t all subject to this. MAGA isn’t even logically consistent. You don’t even need fact checking to spot the bullshit. And miss me with the inevitable both sides response.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
This is what prevents me from putting any effort in to shortcuts. I have zero confidence in Apple respecting my time by committing to compatibility or even just not breaking things. The constant feature churn from new PM’s tearing down Ch
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Data Gnomes 1) collect data 2) ??? 3) profit
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by mulmen 7mo ago
It doesn’t have to make sense to be the plan.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
RPM (YUM? DNF? RHEL?) lets me subscribe to security updates separately from updates. Does that concept exist in language distribution?
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Does this also delay delivery of security fixes? Is there an override mechanism for a log4j type event?
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by mulmen 7mo ago
In the office I have dual 24" monitors. At home I have a single 38" ultrawide. In desktop mode I almost never have one app taking up my full screen. In portable mode yeah, all full screen. The only exception is IDEs which get
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Does it also exclude researchers?
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by mulmen 7mo ago
TechCrunch misrepresented Apple's statement.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
I don't see any bears around here. Bear patrol must be working like a charm.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Careful, at some companies that kind of talk leads to discontinuing catered lunch.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Monitors are a personal choice. My monitor doesn’t force anyone else to install yet another a chat app to talk to me. The choice of chat app has to be made centrally, or at least at an organizational level.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
You get teams for free with office but how do you justify that logic when free office suites are available? You can’t justify your decision on functionality because that could also be used to justify the cost of Slack. If you’re actually
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by mulmen 7mo ago
At this point Apple isn't even Apple. Product ate the world. I don't remember the last time someone came to me with a customer problem to solve. It's all warring fiefdoms.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Probably ? But if you are then you’re certainly not using OpenBSD.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
The API documents this but from a spot check I'm not sure when you'd get a response with deleted: false. For non-deleted items the deleted: key is simply absent (null). I suppose the data model can assume this is a not-null fiel
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by mulmen 7mo ago
You could download the data and run that analysis yourself. I’d be interested to see it, especially your method of identifying “political shit-slop” and “AI” and the relationship to COVID. Sounds like an interesting project.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Weird accusation. Iceberg is an Apache project. I don’t think anyone gets paid when you use it so not sure what the benefit of shilling would be. It is just a table format that’s well suited for this purpose. I would expect any professi
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Yes I made this reference upthread.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
I’m asking if it’s possible to secure the MDM process in a way that Iranian operatives can’t simply torture an administrator into pushing the big red MDM button.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Ok and who has access to the global admin and how resistant are they to Iranian operatives?
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by mulmen 7mo ago
How does that look exactly? Someone has to be able to use MDM to manage devices or there’s no point in having it. This scenario is firmly in rubber hose/crescent wrench cryptanalysis territory. Can updates have delays with approval
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by mulmen 7mo ago
LLMs won’t destroy social media any more than it already is. I don’t think I have ever had a meaningful human interaction with anyone on Twitter, Meta, or Reddit without already knowing them from somewhere else. Those sites are about inter
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by mulmen 7mo ago
> I don't really think that good writing and LLM writing looks all that similar. How do you know?
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by mulmen 7mo ago
I propose voting by shooting ballots. It seems dangerous at first but every negligent discharge strengthens democracy.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
> Where in the US do you find it's difficult for people to get an ID? Minority and poor areas. > Where is it not? White and affluent areas. This isn’t hypothetical. Voter suppression is as American as apple pie.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Great but history is proof that it won’t be equally accessible to everyone. There’s no evidence these laws are necessary. This juice just ain’t worth the squeeze.
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by mulmen 7mo ago
Absentee ballots are available at the county seat from 2:00pm to 3:15pm on the second Tuesday the month except in September and October if the county has less than 5 clerks available. Clerk allocations are based on property tax (pay for wh
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by mulmen 7mo ago
You can make it free but still require a person to travel to the county seat or some other distant location to get the ID. That requirement disproportionately hinders minority and poor voters. It’s also easy to “forget” their registration

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