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9mo ago
It would be interesting to see how Carrier Strike groups fare against hypersonic weapons, as well as witnessing what the modern fighting doctrine is when there is no absolute air superiority.
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9mo ago
> I don't think I could a RPi as cheaply once parts and power supply etc are taken into account The RPi Zero 2W costs $15 and runs HA just fine. One can splurge on a pricey case, microSD, and high-amp GAN charger, and still be under
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9mo ago
The person needing a feature can do implement it themselves or pay for it. They may even share it, in the spirit of open source, but they probably don't have to (depending on license conditions).
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9mo ago
Tech guy reinvents half-assed taxes. More at 11. Government grants can be used to cover infrastructural open source. Not every open source wants money, so this scheme has ro be opt-in. Further, entitled "paying" users[1] will ma
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9mo ago
> but the vast majority of trucks never do real truck stuff anyway so that's not as big of a gotcha as people think. The whole point for those non-utilty buyers is the badass, tough-guy branding. Would a whiskey-drinking, steer-wran
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9mo ago
Cybertruck offroading attempts were also a hoot to watch. The whole vibe is that it is merely a truck-shaped Tesla EV that's terrible at most truck tasks. Sure, there's a market for mall-run trucks with pristine beds and never get
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10mo ago
> As you get older, please try to find people who you can love unconditionally until you die. Protip: the love has to be reciprocated. Never, ever unconditionally love an abuser in the name of family. Set boundaries, when they are cros
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10mo ago
> [...]just being able to hear it for real and maybe share it with some people. Your ability to make and share music as you like hasn't been abridged. Bandcamp has chosen not to be a part of it if it's AI-mediated.
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10mo ago
Use of passive voice doesn't help anyone grapple with one's mortality. I specifically meant in the context of contemplating our own mortality, and not that of others - which is closer to death porn and not death sex-ed (learning h
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10mo ago
Scott Adams also was a self-professed libertarian - he offered no prescription on what additional options society could provide to families of troubled kids.
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10mo ago
> No matter how rational you start, terminal cancer diagnosis throws much rationality out the window. Doctors who get cancer typically stay level-headed. I wish society talked about death and mortality more often and openly, most people
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10mo ago
> How do you suggest to deal with Gemini? With robust fines based on % revenue whenever it breaks the law, would be my preference. I'm nit here to attempt solutions to Google's self-inflicted business-model challenges.
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10mo ago
> The writing was on the wall the moment Apple stopped trying to buy their way into the server-side training game like what three years ago? It goes back much further than that - up until 2016, Apple wouldn't let its ML researchers
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10mo ago
KDE 4.0 - which introduced plasma - was released in 2006, and it was awful and wasn't supposed to be generally available (blame the distros and/or poor version naming). By version 4.5 (2010), KDE had stabilized. By the time Gnome
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10mo ago
> This has puzzled me my entire adult life. Big media works for the capital class, community newspapers and other forms of local news that are largely pro-public have been gutted. The remaining large-ish public media orgs (PBS, NPR) are
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10mo ago
> A number cannot be illegal. Why equivocate? Go ahead and own it, tell us what you think about AI-generated CSAM using plain language. gp had helpfully numbered questions that you could have said yes/no to.
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10mo ago
Microsoft marketing maybhave had a specific preference, but "Aero" and "Aero Glass" are interchangeable. From the same article you linked: > "Rest in peace, Aero. I liked you, a lot. Still do. And I'll miss
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10mo ago
See my other comment upthread on how beamforming doesn't make terminals/emissions invisible, just harder to acquire, but well within reach of a determined adversary. Newer Starlink terminals have a 1.5° beam, and older ones are 3.
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10mo ago
> Doesn't Starlink use some sort wideband signal which is hard to jam? It probably is hard to jam, but you don't need to jam it if you can pinpoint terminal locations and send in on-the-ground enforcers to confiscate the equi
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10mo ago
Windows Vista was also notorious for going overboard with translucency effects in the default "Aero" style
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10mo ago
>>> If it were Adobe's or Microsoft's products generating CSAM, you wouldn't hear a peep out of them >> I will defend absolute freedom of all speech by Musk [...] By Adobe [...] [B]y Microsoft Your suppor
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10mo ago
> basically a dish pointed at the satellite, so the jammer should be in between to work. Which isn't hard to do if you have the budget of a government. Directional antennae, GPS and a helicopter/Cessna flying patterns over a m
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10mo ago
Unbelievable. Caping pedophelia on main - no throw-away. Is this were society is now?
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10mo ago
My bet is the other species will be a result of Toxoplasma gondii zombification.
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10mo ago
> Can you elaborate here? Dogs (and the prey) can do burst sprints, but will easily overheat, and will need to stop periodically to cool down. Humans are furless and sweating is sufficient to regulate our internal temperature, so we can
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10mo ago
It does checkout that people buy bro-dozers to avoid being slightly inconvenienced. Sucke for everyone else who unfortunately have to deal with their rearview mirrors perfectly line up with those headlight beams, unless they also buy a &#
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10mo ago
I thought the eaay was creepy but that section just gave me the heebie-jeebies. "Sympathy vampire" is the term that came to my mind unbidden. It reads like an essay by someone aromantic describing love purely in terms of going to
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10mo ago
Having "Fuck You" money[1] means you don't have to listen to anyone (but you still can be shunned, as described in the article). You'll substantially greater wealth that FU money to make people listen to what you hav
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10mo ago
Billionaires wouldn't run their mouths, if that wasn't the case.
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10mo ago
> Most experienced programmers have no experience deploying apps (or their experience is from earlier in their career) Most experienced programmers in my circles have evening/weekend projects. We are notorious for hoarding unused do
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