naIak

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by naIak 11mo ago
Europe has already forced meta to make WhatsApp open. It’s just that no other app has expressed any interest in interoperating for obvious reasons.
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by naIak 11mo ago
4G in 2025?
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by naIak 11mo ago
How can you have problems hosting a website that is so obviously cacheable.
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by naIak 11mo ago
The WhatsApp web app is not perfect (no software is) but I’ve never had any major issues with it. It’s snappy and very rarely does it glitch out. I find your comment surprising.
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by naIak 11mo ago
Those are your arguments, a stupid fucking comic and calling someone a paedophile.
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by naIak 11mo ago
Of course, that's another thing. The site is full of "down with the system" types which are, for some reason, oblivious to the irony of their values being aligned with the corporate values of businesses that have a valuation
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by naIak 11mo ago
To me stickers on laptops are as tasteless and kitschy as tattoos. I would never get a tattoo for the same reason I would never put a sticker on my laptop. Besides nobody gives a shit about your stupid political opinions or the software sta
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by naIak 11mo ago
What is the EU going to do if they can demonstrate that this happened, bomb civilians in Belgrade again?
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by naIak 11mo ago
Maybe he confused Casio with Seiko.
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by naIak 11mo ago
I don't know about their customer service but I have bought a few of their watches recently and they seem as good as ever. (Which is the reason I don’t know about their customer service, of course)
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by naIak 11mo ago
Reminds me of the threads here regarding fake diamonds. How they don’t understand why people would buy a real diamond when a fake one is so much cheaper. Or how proud they are of having a fake diamond that cost them a nickel. I swear there
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by naIak 11mo ago
Salam aLeCun to him.
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by naIak 11mo ago
The King of England was also elected. (Elected by God)
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by naIak 11mo ago
They probably don’t want you paying once and using that subscription to scrape the website. Which is reasonable.
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by naIak 11mo ago
I was raised by my family, thank you very much.
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by naIak 11mo ago
>Healthcare, education, life/work balance. All much more important and don't require competing in the 'AI race'. Neither of which will improve by us being "carbon neutral".
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by naIak 11mo ago
We just need to execute the side of the political spectrum that we don't like. That way society will really get ahead.
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by naIak 11mo ago
>immigration props up vast sectors of our economy (construction, delivery, and healthcare being the main ones). Ignoring healthcare because it's not a "sector of the economy", look at what that "propping up" look
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by naIak 11mo ago
You could have well-paid native doctors but instead you’re relying on slave labour, and then you believe the governmental and mass media propaganda that without the slave labour you couldn’t possibly have a health system.
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by naIak 11mo ago
What an unspecific question that is. Could very well be memory problems, could very well be problems concentrating.
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by naIak 11mo ago
There’s no reasonable amount of sugar, unless there’s fibre to go with it. Sugar by itself (ie refined sugar) is a poison.
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by naIak 11mo ago
I was asking about mac :P
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by naIak 11mo ago
Right? It started okay even if a bit too verbose, then there was a second introduction. There I lost interest.
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by naIak 11mo ago
And which one is it. I’m using mpv currently.
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by naIak 11mo ago
Refusing to peer directly is not “killing the free internet”. This level of hyperbole doesn’t help your argument.
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by naIak 11mo ago
And when they outvote you, cry "how did this happen"
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by naIak 11mo ago
When all you have is a hammer…
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by naIak 11mo ago
Guys, I worked at Microsoft. Please pay attention to me or I’ll die.
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by naIak 11mo ago
You’re missing the other side of the equation.
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by naIak 11mo ago
Power at peak times is cheap because load is distributed throughout the day. If everybody ran their heaters at the same time, power wouldn’t be so cheap and we’d reach the same situation we’re in.

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