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by polski-g 11mo ago
AMD chips are just as fast but with lower thermal output. Why would anyone use Intel at this point?
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by polski-g 1y ago
After WW2, we had a lot of young people working. Now we have a lot of old people not working and out-voting the young to take their money to propagate Boomer Luxury Communism.
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by polski-g 1y ago
Instead of Office Clippy, your entire OS will be Clippy!
334.
by polski-g 1y ago
But isn't all client-side anti-cheat bypassable by doing image recognition on the rendered image? (either remote desktop or a hardware-based display cable proxy)
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by polski-g 1y ago
Comcast wonderfully intercepts port 53 traffic and shunts it to their own servers. I was getting an A record for sending I knew didn't exist. Spent quite a bit of time investigating until I just tried opening the site up in a browser.
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by polski-g 1y ago
A single druggie/hobo is unacceptable in a functional society. Just enforce trespassing laws.
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by polski-g 1y ago
I had kids shortly before HeraSight became available, unfortunately. Though I did do LifeView PGT, which screened for disease risk and mental retardation only. It would have been really nice to get a potential ~9 more IQ points in my childr
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by polski-g 1y ago
I know in my area the school districts complains that they don't get notification of new planned 400+ unit apartment buildings. So all of the sudden, the local schools are over capacity.
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by polski-g 1y ago
71% of Americans support the boat strikes. It is one of the most popular military actions the US has ever taken. The populace is very much already on board. https://harvardharrispoll.com/press-release-september-2025/
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by polski-g 1y ago
Turbo tax is free for federal filers with no business income, same thing as this service. Except now no taxpayer dollars were spent on maintaining this. This would have been useful if it also did state taxes, which turbo tax is not free for
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by polski-g 1y ago
No person, ever, has a duty to fix security issues in free software with a no-warranty license. If you want your security fixes, pay for them.
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by polski-g 1y ago
United States should revoke visas for individuals and their family members who engage in talks of such proposals, and remove maritime protection for ships registered in countries doing likewise.
343.
by polski-g 1y ago
uv doesn't support creating zipapps yet, but there is an issue with that. For that reason, I'm still using PDM.
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by polski-g 1y ago
The recourse is for the country of those citizens to declare war against the US.
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by polski-g 1y ago
If the US wants to prosecute someone who is residing outside it's jurisdiction, we do a rendition. Not all countries have that option.
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by polski-g 1y ago
SC has already ruled that when treaties and the constitution conflict, the latter is supreme.
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by polski-g 1y ago
But aren't non profits a federal thing with rules dictated by the IRS? Why is California involved?
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by polski-g 1y ago
Seems like they should release the fix on a Hong Kong server.
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by polski-g 1y ago
UK/CA healthcare sounds like hell. Every doctor is under the government, so even if you have money for a procedure the government doesn't want to cover, you can't get it done. And of course because there is no rationing by pr
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by polski-g 1y ago
It could be revoked if they are found to engage in illegal discrimination-Solidified by the U.S. Supreme Court in the 1983 case Bob Jones University v. United States. based on public comments made by board members, such evidence seems reple
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by polski-g 1y ago
No that is also illegal. You can not target advertisements based on protected characteristics. > the Justice Department secured a settlement agreement with Meta (formerly Facebook) in February 2025, alleging that Meta’s ad delivery syste
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by polski-g 1y ago
I don't know what a games journalist brings brings to the table that a random YouTuber couldn't replicate. Real journalists would need to go to trials and look up microfilms at a library and sit through DOJ briefings. What exactly
353.
by polski-g 1y ago
Parent post did not limit the activities to pardons only, it included both.
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by polski-g 1y ago
The Bolton investigation started in 2023, during the Biden admin.
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by polski-g 1y ago
Biden commuted many, many murderers and rapists -- not just "non-violent offenders". It was not pedestrian. Here are two: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-12-24/biden-co...
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by polski-g 1y ago
They won't be destitute. Population collapse is coming, it's imperative we automate anything we can, so those workers are freed up to work in non-automatable jobs. 94% population loss in South Korea over the next three generations
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by polski-g 1y ago
The CEO explicitly said the only customers they're interested in is the 600 customers who are responsible for 80% of their revenue. The are actively trying to shed all others; it's simply not worth the overhead costs otherwise.
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by polski-g 1y ago
House prices in Austin have dropped 20%.
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by polski-g 1y ago
This is only for FHA loans, in which you can put down less than 20%. They can still get traditional mortgages. People on a temporary visa should not be given mortgages anyway. Are the banks dumb? If they leave you're never going to rec
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by polski-g 1y ago
New sodium battery tech just came out, allegedly 1/10 the price.

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