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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Personally, I run Windows Pro specifically so I can disable antivirus. I run occasional (weekly) scans, and every now and then (maybe once a month) add a Malwarebytes scan into the mix. Built-in AV is plenty, and in my experience needs tune
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Curious how you would define falling down that particular rabbit hole, if it's not being radicalized.
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Snowflake & Azure Synapse are competing products, if that helps.
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Not to add to the noise, but I've switched to Forgejo. It was very easy to migrate (as Forgejo is just a fork of Gitea, even has references to Gitea in a lot of places, like env variable names), and I've been very happy with it fo
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
So just like that past? Bring it on, that was the better internet
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Calm down there, friendo, nobody's saying the government should take over dating. What everyone here is talking about is an alternative to the current match.com-owned, for-profit state of affairs. A public option without a profit mot
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
I think it's less insane to trust the Swedish government to implement something like this responsibily than the US government. As a US citizen, absolutely no thank you to a government dating app, it's too ripe with temptation for
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
AMD being asleep at the wheel, or choked out by the Intel + Nvidia cartel?
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
This sounds lifted straight from a Rogan episode
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Which backdoor do you mean? I'm not an Apple expert by any means, but I thought they encrypted customer data in a way that even they can't get to it? Wasn't that the crux of this case, that Apple couldn't help the FBI du
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
And throat/mouth, I believe. Alcohol is poison, even in small amounts. I still drink it occasionally, not trying to be preachy!
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
The flip side of that coin is brazen "ingenuity" with complete disregard for the consequences is just as bad as blindly declaring all AI is bad. We need people like the person writing this article so the starry eyed people who are
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
No, but the ways landlords go about trying to maintain that margin are. This isn't hard to understand, are you a landlord or something?
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
https://www.google.com/
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Your nonsense is unwelcome here, please stay on topic, it sucks scrolling through threads and hearing interesting debate about a topic, only to have someone interject with bait/non sequiturs.
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
That's the point I'm making, though. You're ignoring Occam's Razor, that the most likely explanation, when none of the others fit quite right, is greed.
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Seems like financypants lives in a beautiful world where corporations aren't greedy shitbags engaged in price gouging
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
This is really cool, thanks for sharing! I've been using Tail scale for a while, mostly because it's simple, but I don't love relying on some company for my VPN. Is this more like OpenVPN or Wireguard? Reading their site, it
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by quickslowdown 3y ago
Pretty easy to sit there and add nothing to the discussion from whatever armchair you're sitting in, isn't it?