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> The vast majority of spam is explicitly permitted by Google. What are you talking about? It is certainly not lmao - try sending mail to google from your own smtp server on your own doma Seeing some spam occasionally doesn’t mean the va
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> Lots of school kids who get mocked for being "Green Texters" So, you decided to try solving a social problem with a technological solution? Don’t make me tap the sign. Open SMTP relays never made anyone not get bullied in the
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Nobody provides SMS levels of interop on unrestricted internet messaging platforms because the experience sucks. Running the IM equivalent of an open SMTP relay is a ghastly experience for users. You literally have to gatekeep because the a
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What Qualcomm didn't tell you about the Snapdragon X series
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I'm here for the upstreamed Arc GPU support, lol. I could probably have made it work with 22.04 with enough poking but I don't generally like upgrading major versions anyway. I was actually checking earlier but it hadn't re
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> What Apple really did was make them useful by eliminating several of the things that made them annoying not not useful before. that’s literally every patentable invention ever, though. Remington didn’t invent the hunting rifle… they di
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my dude there were people figuring this out in 1930 , let alone 80s era stuff that could potentially have access to DAT tapes and shit. Yes, by the early 80s there was preplanned route navigation available on transparency (have AAA print i
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Yes, “appealing to the public” is a thing. Like surely even trump would have had at least an excuse on paper for choosing to favor Russia over Ukraine - and azov battalion is a good one, because hey, there really are Nazis. Absolutely “bu
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3y ago
Average users tend not to like operating inside heavily sandboxed environments that make it difficult to move data between apps. See: iPhone.
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Is this actual spending, or are you rolling pass-through savings programs into this? Cause the caveat there is people always seem to want to count the outflow but not the associated inflow…
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> Lets ignore the personal back and forth, and get back to the argument. I mean, were you not attempting to make an argument when you said that government employees were “essentially unfirable”? Your argument just sucked/was factual
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Change in political control is a possibility in any democracy. AfD could hypothetically take power in Germany at some point - at least enough to stall things out “until the situation is clear”/“until Ukraine handles their Nazi problem”
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> make the trains run on time incredibly unlikely that post-homeless people are going to get a job that requires DoT background checks and licensing. Becoming a train engineer is an ordeal even for healthy people, let alone recovering
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3y ago
Drugs are of course the easy example, but there are plenty of less clear problems. What if the shelter wants to force homeless people to give up their dog before sheltering them? Do you just send those animals to the pound and then euthaniz
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3y ago
A lot of generics (and name brands!) really don’t work right though. Scroll wheel is a mess in macOS. Logi ergo scroll wheel doesn’t work. ProtoArc M01 works for a bit then stops working after a few minutes. Logi M575 works flawlessly.
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3y ago
sorry nerd, no t9 = no buy, how am I supposed to text under the desk at school without t9???
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yes https://www.darkreading.com/endpoint-security/mobile-cyberat... https://www.nokia.com/blog/the-hidden-threat-of-banking-malw... https://dataprot.net/statistics/malware-sta
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Copyright isn’t real, and gatekeeping pop culture in this fashion is ahistorical and revisionist, it’s literally not a thing that existed like this until the 19th or even 20th century. You can always pirate media/movies, above all else
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the “onlyfans model” - if you want people to stay subscribed, then offer them discounts to do so ;) if you incentivize signups you are probably disincentivizing long-term retention just implicitly.
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Wikipedia? Reddit? Greenpeace? https://old.reddit.com/r/AtomicPorn/comments/zrhg2m/based_on... https://old.reddit.com/r/nuclearweapons/comments/149miz8/a_b... hoo hoo
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AIs can definitely mux a couple ideas and come up with a concept that’s not in the training work set already. In fact, it is often so willing to do it that the concepts often don’t make a sense, but certainly it does generate ideas that are
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To clarify this a little further: I don't think you can do a sit-in and not expect retaliation. And that's how the labor-managment pushback works. It doesn't mean the labor retaliation won't be justified either - and i
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Can you demonstrate that there is not an attribution in the Intel Management Engine documentation? ;) Sneaky or not, that's the license Tanenbaum chose, and he has to live with it. Same deal here. Anyway no, tanenbaum isn't mad
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almost as if there is an intuitive sense of fairness here, that the rules are/should-be different for institutions that are socially-significant "gatekeepers"...
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what exactly do you expect them to do about the routing? 384b gpus are as big as memory buses get in the modern era and that gives you 24gb capacity or 48gb when clamshelled. Higher-density 3GB modules that would allow 36GB/72GB have
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This is just like tannenbaum getting mad nobody credited him for the intel management engine (which he feels makes him the posthumous victor in the Linux/minix debates). Bro, you shouldn’t have chosen a non-attribution license, if you
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NPR has always been a very particular neoliberal bent as well, with equal skepticism for leftists as for the right. The both-sidesism and he-said she-said reporting, and the general third-way-ness of it all has always been fucking intol
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that's openCL compute, LLM models ideally should be hitting the neural accelerator, not running on generalized gpu compute shaders.
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When people here linked to the “pwease implement rcs so we can get adoption on our proprietary encryption extensions and become iMessage 2.0 but with google” page don’t you think maybe google might have had a PR campaign going on too? Kinda
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Oddly enough, the EU isn’t racing to bust down the door of these “gatekeepers” and require third-party interoperability with this socially-critical service. Pretty much just an apple thing as far as I can see.
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