redeeman

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by redeeman 2y ago
thats just naive, they shield themselves because they understand enough to know that its bad, and they dont want it. its sorta like if i began spraying a harmful chemical on the local population because I thought genuinely that it would hel
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by redeeman 2y ago
how about everyone stop calling it AI when it very clearly is little more "intelligent" than "intelligent device for starting your heater when it gets cold" (aka thermostat) (and yes, this has really been marketed)
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by redeeman 2y ago
so lets look at this from above.. 1: a law is proposed, to solve some problem (real or otherwise is irellevant). 2: wait shiiiieet, this law kindof sucks, it could really hurt people. 3: I KNOW! lets fix it by making it not hurt us, only th
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by redeeman 2y ago
thats an ugly accusation. Whats next, they need assistance installing hidden microphones in EVERYONES home? perhaps we start with yours? maybe cameras? dont think the bedroom or toilet is excluded. How about police get to doing actual oldfa
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by redeeman 2y ago
or hows about the government stays the hell out of my chat groups?
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by redeeman 2y ago
are you crazy? it means they are aware, and WANT that for the population, but not themselves. cogs are NOT in motion to fix this for the people, they are in motion to DO this to the people.
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by redeeman 3y ago
so have a webservice available. a serial number for some display can only be activated once. allow as many thirdparty displays as people want, a real one can only be activated once. but no, apple has different motives of course, and they fe
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by redeeman 3y ago
and probably kde 4.0 or 4.1, not the later releases where things were kinda good
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by redeeman 3y ago
they used mysql embedded... many softwares on windows uses sql server embedded, for just specific applications
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by redeeman 3y ago
you can use pg_basebackup to kickstart a replication slave. You can then just just down old and use new with ~1sec downtime. If you need to upgrade postgres at same time, you can then cascade to another one slave on same "new" hos
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by redeeman 3y ago
that is not how the font rendering really was, something is broken there.. look at the screenshots on wikipedia. This kinda puts into question the "life-long linux user started with KDE1", that, or some memory issues :)
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by redeeman 3y ago
outlook has a gazillion things that are far far more of a joke than those lacks in thunderbird, those are just things people accept because they cant change it, and impose a 1:1 feature/bug requirement on a new thing, or its "not
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by redeeman 3y ago
maybe proprietary software just isnt so good?
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by redeeman 3y ago
> I do NOT want to rely on the unreliable California power utility to not have a scheduled or unscheduled outage, causing the elevator fail, and also shutting off power to a cable box powering some VOIP service. Really? To be fair, how
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by redeeman 3y ago
nostalgia? I actively use it, it is a great tool
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by redeeman 3y ago
> It has a better interface than everything else by a long mile its a joke compared to irc
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by redeeman 3y ago
i hope they do, but i doubt it. they should be ashamed
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by redeeman 3y ago
> Corporate profits are unpaid wages. what about corporate losses then?
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by redeeman 3y ago
okay... that car isnt for you, nobody suggested this will be the range for EVERYONE?
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by redeeman 3y ago
not sure how much can really be done wrong, worst case would probably be an allyesconfig, which is huge, and while it was still big in 2010, it was considerably less so than now
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by redeeman 3y ago
8 hours seems unreasonably long for a p4, especially in 2010
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by redeeman 3y ago
i'll bite and take the action.. of course with an additional stipulation that you wield your wallet to all those daily driving osx that gets hit with this :)
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by redeeman 3y ago
this reads like a description dumbed down meant to be read by someone that does not know the technical details, and on top of that, with an agenda to mislead(in this circumstance) :)
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by redeeman 3y ago
those things needs all sorts of permits and interactions with governments. This illuminates the true cost of such
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by redeeman 3y ago
forrest fires are not actually that uncommon, and contrary to what some agenda pushers say, they are not caused by climate change. a great many are by arsonists (of which the media then ignores), and the rest happens naturally. Due to poor
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by redeeman 3y ago
it is possible to distinquish between situations in a court
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by redeeman 3y ago
and I would argue that any body that clears officers for stealing coins, assuming its as clearcut as has been laid out here, is a failed treasonous(to the people) organisation that morally and ethically can should be destroyed by any means
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by redeeman 3y ago
> Why the hell are all the public workers exempt from that? Cops, government workers, inspectors, etc.... in the best case possible, taxpayers pay for the damages and that's it. Why?! Someone wanted this subpoeana, his job is to kno
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by redeeman 3y ago
could be he had information that would be devastating to some specific higher-up individual
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by redeeman 3y ago
some people kill others because they run out of nutella, some kill others to rob $10 from their pockets, some kill them for fun, but its difficult to believe a giant corporation with A LOT to hide would kill a whistleblower?

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