redeeman

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by redeeman 4y ago
they cheer when someone gets fined, but they clearly value the services way above anything else.
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by redeeman 4y ago
could you describe a bit what you do that takes days to sort out nvidia driver?
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by redeeman 4y ago
until the politicians take the facebook away :)
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by redeeman 4y ago
what do you honestly think would happen? facebook says "we cannot serve the EU because your politicians made it illegal". People would immediately demand facebook be put back, and the politicians would have to comply, or be replac
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by redeeman 4y ago
google analytics is illegal in the EU, where is the EU stopping this? privacy shield is dead, where is the EU stopping the illegal data transfer that happens everywhere?
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by redeeman 4y ago
google analytics has been deemed illegal by several EU countries, both the data regulators but also courts. whats happening? where is the EU fining companies and users(companies) left and right? the safe harbour/privacy shield agreemen
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by redeeman 4y ago
no. you WANT to use it
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by redeeman 4y ago
of course we do, if they had anything real on trump they would be mandating it be tattooed on the inner eyelid of every single US citizen
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by redeeman 4y ago
there was
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by redeeman 4y ago
linux desktop was far far ahead of even current windows back in the days of windows 7. for something called "windows", it certainly had, and still continue to have pretty lousy window management
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by redeeman 4y ago
okay, this doesnt sound good. Now lets remember back to the era of incompatible rootkits where windows gamers were reinstalling windows weekly because they wanted to play different incompatible games. Of course some bought multiple harddriv
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by redeeman 4y ago
so playstation isnt a perfectly good gaming console because it doesnt run all games including those that only come for xbox? no, linux is not "perfectly usable" for every single task imaginable, but you know what? neither is windo
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by redeeman 4y ago
why are we all acting as if its impossible to have a bank that DOESNT spend all the depositors money on god knows what positions? imagine if you will, some kind of place you could deposit your money, and they WOULDNT get to gamble with it,
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by redeeman 4y ago
I agree, and along that same logic we should also be extremely concerned about what the local libraries are up to.
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by redeeman 4y ago
or maybe 2 or 3 masks!
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by redeeman 4y ago
> As far as I know nobody (other than bs "news" outlets) ever claimed covid-19 vaccinations would diminish the risk of getting covid-19. practically all US news outlets said this, the current president of the US said this.
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by redeeman 4y ago
apple users tend to prefer to be told what things they should and should not do. turns out that files is simply too much for that segment of users to handle :) (atleast if you ask apple)
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by redeeman 4y ago
lets all rally behind this guy, whom will surely lead the way, and personally transition 100% to renewables, and ONLY interact with something made 100% purely from such. After all, its killing us not to :)
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by redeeman 4y ago
and in denmark the news cycle has just included how all pharmacies are sold out of certain types of diabetes drugs... which is worse?
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by redeeman 4y ago
why isnt that fair though? this is the same for everyone?
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by redeeman 4y ago
thats not true, honesty is valued, but what PR does is attempt to lie and spin things in a way that misleads a stupid audience into thinking that something else is happening, and this can be beneficial. this is why lying exists, because the
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by redeeman 4y ago
when most customers trust the tech giants like google, payment processors and such, they have already been taught not to apply scrutiny to whom to trust
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by redeeman 4y ago
because the application is trusted with a powerful API, that emparts some obligations on whomever wields it not to do bullshit that shouldnt be done. This trust is in some cases clearly not earned, and so one might consider that some applic
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by redeeman 4y ago
no thanks. I dont see what a union can do for me, quite the opposite
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by redeeman 4y ago
being labelled neonazi is about as easy as being labelled "libtard". The very left oriented people often have a strong sense of moral superiority, and will directly accuse anyone who does not agree of being a neonazi. in general i
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by redeeman 4y ago
its kinda easy to be labelled neonazi these days
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by redeeman 4y ago
shit like slack and other electron abominations are not just 10-20% improvement going native. We are talking a simple chat application, irc glorified to load images and preview, and this somehow takes more memory and cpu than the total reso
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by redeeman 4y ago
yeah, it'd be a real shame if someone were to run a LLM that wasnt gimped by their own special blend of wokeism :)
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by redeeman 4y ago
everything creative where true creativity doesnt matter :) sure, it will illustrate a book, many presentations, all sorts of stuff, but it will not create novel things as a human does. Sure, it can produce a smattering of what it was traine
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by redeeman 4y ago
well at the surface level it might seem a bit strange, but when thinking a little bit about it, it makes total sense. your buddy can simply only deliver so many packages and letters in a day, impacting a few hundred people or so. Sure, its

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