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by panny 4y ago
>You must be kidding, right? No, he's not. You can run Android applications on the device, they're not running remotely. You can also run Linux applications using Crostini, on the device. The real limitation I found with either
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by panny 4y ago
I use a Chromebook. I don't use ChromeOS. I buy the loss leader hardware, install coreboot from mrchromebox.tech, then wipe the internal drive of ChromeOS and install Linux. I can get a higher spec mid-range laptop for a lower price. 8
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by panny 4y ago
>buy your mom an iPhone Maybe buy yourself an Android. That should work too.
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by panny 4y ago
>If they can do nothing and still get paid, then why are you working so hard? That's exactly the question I answered with quiet quitting. >the people I would say are working the least is management themselves. In management'
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by panny 4y ago
Quiet quitting is partly about managers, but more about working beside people who make the same money as I do, but do essentially nothing. People who were hired because they fit a profile, not because they were the most qualified.
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by panny 4y ago
It stands to reason that * If the vaccine is safe and effective, life expectancy would improve some over 2020 * If the vaccine is safe and ineffective, life expectancy would stay about the same as 2020 * If the vaccine is unsafe and ineffec
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by panny 4y ago
Big tech lobbyists will kill it in the Senate. What they should have done is make it so "no warranties/liablity" in software licenses don't apply to damages caused by known CVEs. Then everyone is protected, not just DoD.
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by panny 4y ago
>I thought it was clear. >An application means any application. This is a "actively exploited" zero day bug which means there would be specific applications written to exploit this bug. Which application(s) did that? Who spe
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by panny 4y ago
>The level of support is: install this update if you want to be secure. That is as useless as is it is passive aggressive to someone who needs to plan and prioritize updates on a large number of machines. Pissing off your current custome
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by panny 4y ago
Right, this boils down to "Oh no! 25x many people are interested in our project. What can we do to reduce that to 1x people interested in our project?" If I can't easily boot my preferred distro, I don't buy your boards.
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by panny 4y ago
Why isn't there basic information available on this cve? What version range is affected? What applications or system utilities are affected? Is it remotely exploitable or local only? Does it require elevated privileges? This is the le
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by panny 4y ago
Will this work with manifest v3? (Does it need a worker thread like absurd-sql and thus doesn't work with mv3?) If it does work, is there a repo or writeup on how to DIY this?
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by panny 4y ago
Author didn't mention node-ipc which I think makes his point much better than supply chain attacks. In supply chain attack, some security failure leads to sneaky malware injected into the build. One could argue that cryptographic signi
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by panny 4y ago
Let's not dismiss the point that self-driving cars are the "stone soup" of machine learning industry. Like the monk who claimed he could make soup with just a stone, machine learning claimed that with two cameras, two microph
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by panny 4y ago
>I read the article expecting to see terrible actions by Amazon fighting the union. >Instead the article was about Yeah, it's a bait and switch designed to attract Amazon haters with the headline and then convince them Amazon is
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by panny 4y ago
Looks like you've been filter bubbled.
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by panny 4y ago
The problem is chromeos. With the right model chromebook, one can flash coreboot and use a normal linux distro instead. https://mrchromebox.tech/#devices
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by panny 4y ago
>Companies are paying less to remote workers who do the same job. Like always.
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by panny 4y ago
Sounds like a Chinese social credit system.
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by panny 4y ago
4. Stop making exploding offers in the first place, because hires will just accept immediately and keep interviewing for better offers anyway.
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by panny 4y ago
>Imagine being a police officer risking your life every single day. Knowing that the next person you stop might try to do his/her best to kill you. While also knowing that any mistake you make will be headline news around the world.
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by panny 4y ago
How many of those lives are over 80 years of age and will die anyway in the next 5 years? (the vast majority) Was it really worth collapsing the global economy for a group of people who require the most medical expenditures, nursing care, a
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by panny 4y ago
I don't think they're being mean, they just aren't tech literate enough to know the difference between good and great. Which is why I see people job hop for a while, only to try their luck at a start up where they can get in
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by panny 4y ago
>Find the smartest technologist How would a company do this when they are run by tech illiterates? They don't know what they don't know. What I see from one company to the next is the smartest passed over for somewhat smart peo
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by panny 4y ago
Or 5 parallel construction, which is just 2, but they blame 4 :)
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by panny 4y ago
Interesting to me is 1) How the article focuses entirely on fossil fuel consumption rather than something much more damaging, like housing 2) The author's key takeaway is this is great and we should use it to manipulate people into con
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by panny 4y ago
>Nameless engineer receives big offer! Source: Trust me bro. Seems like an ad by the FAANG HR depts to me. >@TeamBlind, career counseling Oh, exactly that.
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by panny 4y ago
>So far, it’s been nothing but pollution, speculation, theft, and crime. I agree with the sentiment, but I don't believe they ever claimed to solve these things. All the same problems exist with other forms of money. As far as I can
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by panny 4y ago
Addresses are not secret. Printing the name with the address might seem like a privacy faux pas, but in actuality it's a mailing faux pas. If USPS knows you don't live there anymore, they return to sender. That's a lot of exp
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by panny 4y ago
Article is May 2021, when Biden's vax mandates were just starting full swing. Your link is a year later when companies realized what a gigantic mistake they had made. https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news&

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