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by nolok 3y ago
I would say it's exactly why I miss the network of forums of old internet, where this interaction was common on pretty much any subject matter from video game saves to tooling to whatever. Facebook groups, discord rooms, reddit subs an
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by nolok 3y ago
There is an issue between WSL/Hyper-V and the cache system on linux, WSL2 might LOOK like it needs 8GB but in reality if you check under it most of it is used by cache, if you lower the amount of ram dedicated it will do just fine. WSL
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by nolok 3y ago
They used a 1700 watt chiller with sub ambient cooling, and a power unit who could pump up to 2000 watts into the CPU. So clearly "record for the show", not "here is what you will buy tomorrow". Which, taken as the usual
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by nolok 3y ago
Much better than the time just a few years ago where they tried to show a 28 core 5ghz chip and pretend it was a normal one and got pissed when enthousiast realized they were using insane cooling to get it there. I'm still baffled by t
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by nolok 3y ago
More than half of Intel's revenue come from desktop and laptop chips, and that's the segment that's being eaten the fastest, and the one doing the eating is AMD. ARM is another threat on the horizon on that front, but it&#x27
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by nolok 3y ago
They have a features page : https://www.photoprism.app/features
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by nolok 3y ago
Unless you actively want the support contract with Oracle, there is no reason not to use MariaDB instead. Debian changed it to the default quite a while ago, and it's full support for mysql compatibility means you sometime don't e
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by nolok 3y ago
> I call upon all German users of this website to write to their legislators! Obviously the German civil service is a bad actor! The German deep state must be shut down! I understand the joke you're trying to make but you clearly do
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by nolok 3y ago
Browser based solution not mandated by law but made by the industry wouldn't work, because all 4 major browser vendor makes significant revenues from Ads. At a time a solution appeared with "do not track", and we ended up wit
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by nolok 3y ago
You don't need a cookie banner for session cookie, not in eprivacy nor in gdpr, same applies for all cookies that are "strictly necessary" for the functionnal operation of the website on the technical level. Language selectio
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by nolok 3y ago
> The reality is that I (and others who are complaining, as well as many who have resigned themselves to their fate) are happy to have a website "track me", certainly if the cost of non-tracking are having to click away an anno
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by nolok 3y ago
For your first point I disagree, my companies don't track and we don't have banner cookies. On your second point, that is again a choice of said companies, not a problem with the law. The GDPR has proven very well that if they car
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by nolok 3y ago
Imagine a market in which companies charge a lot of hidden fees behind their customers' back, and users are not happy when they realize after the fact. The law is updated to say you are not allowed to charge the user a fee unless you t
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by nolok 3y ago
Let me preface by saying that unlike many others here, I'm using windows on purpose, on my main machine, because I like it, and that since W95. And I'm still using it right now. I like how it's in a sort of spot between great
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by nolok 3y ago
> No safety record is better than a negative one. I would disagree with that idea that Boeing has a negative record. It's mostly only for the MAX series of plane, and it's still super safe overall. As-in, they've fallen fa
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by nolok 3y ago
INA (french video archive) of the news report in 1956 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_Ez2RMjwuA > En 1956, le gouvernement s'empare de la question de l'alcool dans les cantines scolaires. Pour la première f
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by nolok 3y ago
> It seems to have come to an end. It really doesn't. This article is about a 100 years old law, who said alcohol is not allowed while at work, unless it's beer, cidre or poiré (alcohol from apple and pear respectively), and es
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by nolok 3y ago
The argument is that you're accusing someone to turn left when they turned right, and I'm saying you're wrong because they could miss their turn or over turn or go over the curb but not go entirely the wrong side. You're
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by nolok 3y ago
> The "Oh they are so smart they wouldn't do that" argument. That's not at all my argument, and you clearly didn't bother trying to understand what I meant.
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by nolok 3y ago
The PR threat of the risk a prompt like "happy and successful family" or "famous person", trained on the data set they had, showed a truth that had a massive western bias. You might laugh and think naaah, but as someone
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by nolok 3y ago
I did not say "terrified [of] being unfair" I said "Google is terrified of BEING SEEN AS being unfair or taking a side"
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by nolok 3y ago
It's a very useless debate. Fact is, those are LLM, not "AI" the way the general populace understand that term. Fact is, that means they just give whatever answer they can derive from their training corpus, while people think
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by nolok 3y ago
I don't think you realize your very own example is proving that it's actually bad. If Microsoft did what Apple did, you wouldn't have steam as the one gaming store, you would have the windows store. Open store competition in
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by nolok 3y ago
If anyone is looking for something similar but "at home", on your own docker or vm, Photoprism and Immich are pretty nice, though both have their issues if using "for free" : Photoprism is awesome and does not require yo
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by nolok 3y ago
Whatever your position on this whole Big Tech vs DMA thing, it's clearly Apple going for another very obvious way to go around it. This time trying to justify a decision that allow them to avoid what the DMA wanted, by using an US cour
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EU says it's investigating why Apple terminated Epic's developer account(videogameschronicle.com)
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by nolok 3y ago
Apple's entire answer to the DMA will be destroyed, just like how they rolled back on PWA. It's super weird because it feels like they were dealing with the US public instead of EU : they are FAR from the same market share here, a
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by nolok 3y ago
"This Microsoft page you need to visit to download your file share your PII linked to your mandatory personal account to 728 partners ! We don't want you to know and certainly not to tell you, but the law forces us to" You se
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by nolok 3y ago
Yeah, those linux and netscape crazies trying to stop OS monopolies and internet explorer bundling. Let Microsoft sell the better product to their users !
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by nolok 3y ago
Ahem, let me show you how that's not it : > While you may have no issue using a different browser/media player/OS/... and dealing with any troubleshooting, their average user, or most users, don't.

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