reginold

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   by reginold 5y ago

   When is macOS going open source?
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   by reginold 5y ago

   So the edit would be: In the US, if you devote the space entirely to work as an employee, you pay for it.
3. 303.▲
   by reginold 5y ago

   Doesn't that mean you pay the rent for it then?
4. 304.▲
   by reginold 5y ago

   Heck yeah! What are you doing to help? I'm pretty exhausted at this point, hard to focus.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Stuff like this makes me wonder if in the future there are entire planets where life is simulated virtually. "Live through the 90s" planet. Would be interesting to have an entire website like this where you can tune to any day and
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   by reginold 5y ago

   I dislike all the Protonmail stuff but he's wrong. It's weird to see a popular name get it wrong about something I know a fair bit about. Afaik he's trustworthy so wtf is this.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Yes! Signal isn't perfect either, so I keep my eyes peeled. When Whatsapp wouldnt let me create a group chat without uploading my contacts I was like "yeah.....".
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   by reginold 5y ago

   What do you do instead? Replies like this I may mistakenly interpret as "doesn't matter, so I'll do nothing about it" which is just an excuse.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Who pays the rent for your home office?
10. 310.▲
    by reginold 5y ago

    Now that you work at home during the pandemic, who pays for your home office?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Here's my question - who pays for home offices during the pandemic? For those partners who both work at home, who paid for 2 extra bedrooms? Did you office pay for equipment, or did you buy your own mouse, keyboard, and monitor?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Indeed! They are selling like hotcakes. You can sign up for notifications for when a model comes back into stock. But this doesn't extend to individual specs (i.e. if the i5 spec is sold out on the Pangolin model) https://sy
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Is this a signal that 2022 will be the year of DESKTOP LINUX?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    System76 is the best Linux-only vendor: https://system76.com
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    by reginold 5y ago

    You said it's impossible, I showed it's possible, and then now you say as-is it's not going to pass regulation in certain countries. Okay.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    That's helpful context about Signal and interesting to read the dev team's comments. While there may be many forks of Signal, the Signal team itself won't be the one to provide interoperability. Any insights from the early da
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Here's a $930 EV on Alibaba, reviewed by Jalopnik. Seats 4: https://jalopnik.com/heres-what-the-worlds-cheapest-electric...
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Here's a $930 EV on Alibaba, reviewed by Jalopnik. Seats 4: https://jalopnik.com/heres-what-the-worlds-cheapest-electric...
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Here's a $930 EV on Alibaba, reviewed by Jalopnik. Seats 4: https://jalopnik.com/heres-what-the-worlds-cheapest-electric...
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Writing an effective slur filter is undesirable. No one can stop people saying completely shit headed things. For one, people just work around it. And more importantly for every shit headed thing you restrict you also cut out someone else,
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Yeah exactly. I would expect a tool like Lemmy to acknowledge that slur lists are a thing, make them easy to modify by admins, and make them exposed and easy to reference by users. Join Server / Policies / Word block list. Put it
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    by reginold 5y ago

    The problem is it cuts the other way too and spooks those who believe in open speech. I'm now uninterested in Lemmy because of this "feature". Anyone who would try to limit the speech of others cannot have my best interests i
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Your point seems to be that a $1k ultralight EV that 90% of people use to get around is impossible? To me it seems inevitable. A self driving AI so no accidents, then a minimal frame to keep the wind off, an chair to sit on, and a few tires
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    by reginold 5y ago

    One area to question with your assumption is that it's tens of thousands of dollars. Of course this is true today. But what if an ultralight EV in 2030 only costs $1,000? How does that change your assumptions about market behavior then
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Fascinating. Well that clearly doesn't work. It's almost like having an index at all forces a ranking or framing. And so perhaps the index itself is what needs to go.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Super strange. One of those artifacts that makes you question the whole project. One of the powers of diving in super deep is you can start to notice internal consistency or dissonance quicker. With this as an example.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    I love the internet :) Thanks for the thoughtful reply. This chunk of the thread has some thought provoking responses. You've never opened up a journal or text document and written gleefully knowing no one else could ever read what you
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Thanks for your thoughtful reply. Can you imagine the raw curiosity and interest we could unleash? Seems like incredible potential. On the flip side, we have the ability for systems to mine through words and sentence structure and identify
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Yes, but crazy you have to come out and say this. Limiting speech means there are plenty of rational opinions we would otherwise miss, options, solutions. It reminds me of that NASA satellite caught throwing away useful data at the system l
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    by reginold 5y ago

    First slow, then all of a sudden. Seems like the move to decentralized platforms may come quickly. I wonder what the precipitating event will be. Any speculation?