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by pavlov 1y ago
Windows 7 is sixteen years old. There are full x86 emulators available. Seems like a niche pursuit.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Nokia today is the combination of the network businesses of Nokia, Siemens, Alcatel and Lucent. They have substantial operations in North America. T-Mobile uses primarily their hardware. Nokia still operates Bell Labs which came originally
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by pavlov 1y ago
And they also bought Alcatel-Lucent. Nokia today is sort of “everybody who was making networks in Europe and North America except Ericsson”.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Doesn’t it affect your opinion in any way that Trump’s DOJ has been used exactly like his harshest critics last year said it would?
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by pavlov 1y ago
Looking at how this administration is now using the DoJ to hunt even people like Comey and Bolton whose crime was being a non-Trump-aligned Republican… It’s probably good that Biden took away this particular show trial option from them.
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by pavlov 1y ago
It’s not libel that Tesla sold me a 7,500 EUR car feature that doesn’t work and never will, and they’ve kept lying about it for almost a decade. The company’s operations are fraudulent at the core. No business should treat its customers lik
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by pavlov 1y ago
I think the Microsoft ecosystem completely replaced Ovi on the Lumia phones, so it was left lingering on the old devices only.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Now do the Texan scam center called Tesla, Inc. (Former Tesla customer here)
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by pavlov 1y ago
Seems like the video model is based on Wan2.2. Lots of activity around Wan lately. It’s nice to see flexible open models make a strong showing against the massively funded closed competitors like OpenAI and Runway.
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by pavlov 1y ago
When a new open weights AI model comes out, opportunists register a domain using its name and start hosting it hoping to make a buck with SEO. Easier than ever now, as AI-assisted coding tools will build you that generic landing page and ba
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by pavlov 1y ago
In the Nordic countries, that's just a regular jail cell. Except the fridge I guess.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Who says they can’t use the OS native browser engine on each platform?
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by pavlov 1y ago
Since it’s Mac only, it could be WebKit. Definitely not a new browser engine.
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by pavlov 1y ago
The claim is not that Amazon would be using illegal warehouse workers today, but that there is theoretically a pool of tens of millions of people available. Which is still kind of dubious.
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by pavlov 1y ago
The Lee Pacing is consistently great though.
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by pavlov 1y ago
This great interview with Roger Dean about his career in games was recently posted: https://spillhistorie.no/2025/10/03/legends-of-the-games-ind... Turns out that the Psygnosis developers in the 1980s used hi
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by pavlov 1y ago
The election was less than 12 months ago. I know, feels like a lifetime already.
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by pavlov 1y ago
All the metrics (except AI-related stock prices) are worse today than a year ago. Does the media acknowledge that? The leading cable channel and broadcast TV stations are Republican-controlled, so now they pretend “US is doing great.”
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by pavlov 1y ago
The “Brave New World meets OpenAI” model where bottle-born babies listen to Stack Overflow 24 hours a day until they one day graduate to Alphas who get to spend Worldcoin on AI-generated feelies.
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by pavlov 1y ago
It’s presumably meant to be effective against global corporations like Meta and Google that have significant operations in the UK. They can be liable for non-compliance globally and Ofcom doesn’t have to show it occurred within the UK.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Having lived in both the US and several European countries, America is already the privacy nightmare because all your data is with corporations who can do absolutely anything with it. European-style effortless automatic tax filing certainly
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by pavlov 1y ago
My most unpopular opinion about syntax highlighting is that comments should be displayed in a proportional serif font. (And of course white background always. Dark mode is depressing.)
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by pavlov 1y ago
The translated article provides some backing to the claim that it's a face in a style that matches other finds in the area: "The arm and hand reliefs on the T-shaped standing stones found in Göbeklitepe and its surroundings have
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by pavlov 1y ago
It would be very interesting to read a tutorial on case 2.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Part of a fairly old OpenGL tutorial, about 2002. The age doesn't affect this matrix part, but just FYI that any specific APIs discussed will probably be out of date compared to modern GPU programming.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Put it in all caps and drop the definite articles, and you could almost convince people that it's COBOL.
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by pavlov 1y ago
The roadmap is revealing. Before any actual product-related work they have these three bullet points: - Rebrand from Ai23T → Coral Protocol - New Token live on Solana - Major exchange listings It’s all about pumping another token
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by pavlov 1y ago
Downvoted for obvious AI-generated hype comment.
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by pavlov 1y ago
Stanislaw Lem’s “The Futurological Congress” predicted this in 1971.
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by pavlov 1y ago
The “X is not just Y—it’s Z” sentence pattern complete with em dash is not just exciting writing—it’s a tremendous AI smell.

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