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ngetchell
2y ago
He ordered murders. There isn't much of a difference in my eyes.
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2y ago
I don't think DBAN works on SSDs. The inner workings of the device tricks DBAN into thinking it is zeroing out parts of the drive but it is not. That and the fact that SSDs hold back part of the usable storage for optimizations means D
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ngetchell
2y ago
I haven't been able to open the app. Crashed firefox on mobile and is unresponsive in FF on my mac.
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ngetchell
2y ago
Why are these companies forced to carry your speeches? I feel like the XKCD perfectly reflects the free speech arguments I see online.
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ngetchell
2y ago
Seems like Kent was a jerk, was given a chance to apologize, didn't, then got kicked out. Seems like a functioning community to me. Being a good programmer doesn't absolve you of the need to be a good person to others.
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ngetchell
2y ago
Nice try Broadcom! I gave virt-manager a try and am happy to have made the switch. I'll never install a VMware product again.
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ngetchell
2y ago
Blanket tarrifs seem like a very bad idea. I'd hope Congress would curtail the president's discretion around whole worth tarrifs.
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2y ago
This sounds like a great proposal. Another consideration is to means-test the step-up basis the estate up to a certain size. It would certainly be harder to comply with but both together seem like a no-brainer. These people need to pay thei
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ngetchell
2y ago
>> This matters because roughly 57% of all web-based text has been AI generated or translated through an AI algorithm
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Is AI Killing Itself–and the Internet?
(forbes.com)
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2y ago
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ngetchell
2y ago
This is asinine. Could you imagine a utility in the USA breaking the law like this?
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ngetchell
2y ago
Why? Surely this just clogs up social media and ebook stores, right?
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ngetchell
2y ago
The twitter link you posted contain the charge docs. Do they not?
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ngetchell
2y ago
As someone who isn't a fan of Cory Doctorow, I find his writing on enshittification to be great, this piece included.
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Disenshittify or Die
(pluralistic.net)
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2y ago
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2y ago
"What if we’t come back Susan asked, her voice barely above a whisper. With a, Marnie replied, "That's point." I put in a prompt for a bedtime story for my daughters (names changed) and got this out. Pretty disappointing
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ngetchell
2y ago
[2007]
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2y ago
And AI will only make it worse. I myself have begun retreating from online spaces I used to enjoy, including Twitter. Elon really kicked off a massive shift towards enshitification when he let bots run wild.
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2y ago
Saddam moved Iraq over to the Euro and we invaded shortly after. Maybe a coincidence. Maybe a piece of straw that went on to break the camels back.
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ngetchell
2y ago
For a child maybe. Adults should be able to take a breath and see the services they depend on and how taxes pay for them.
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2y ago
I'm not familiar with Carmack but the other two are marketers. Clever but certainly not geniuses.
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2y ago
That is because nobody donates to the party anymore. They donate to the candidate. The idea that the DNC has any power to steer the party is a joke. That is a mental model that is at least 20 years dead.
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2y ago
I believe the leaked polling of Harris vs Trump around July 4th was the pinhole that sunk his chances to hold on.
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2y ago
Will it?
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ngetchell
2y ago
Yes it did. Authy provided cloud sync via phone number authentication. If you didn't want that, you stuck with Google Authenticator.
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2y ago
Wasn't there a tape accusation as well? I don't see why it wouldn't be both.
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2y ago
Once this has docker installation support, I'll give it a go.
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2y ago
No, they are required to retain the records pertaining to the litigation. This isn't a loophole. Google is in the wrong here.
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Jeff Geerling: Corporate Open Source Is Dead
(jeffgeerling.com)
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ngetchell
3y ago
What do you mean they are not obligated?
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