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by replooda 7mo ago
Vilification, and arguing against common interests, isn't exactly one-sided.[0] And what's the great divide, anyway? It never seemed to me to be an disagreement about the four freedoms. Some hate that Microsot could just use BSD&#
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by replooda 7mo ago
"We could use a combination of on-device bridging, scraping and other guerrilla tactics to create 'alt clients' that let you interact with people on Mastodon and the legacy platforms in one context, so that you can leave the
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Doctorow: "'Build it, they will come' is a trap." Leaving Big Tech / USA's Stack(pluralistic.net)
11 points by replooda 7mo ago|1 comments
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by replooda 7mo ago
Coming from someone who filters AI-related keywords — which obviously isn't the best approach, as they now include common nouns such as "agent" — to hide both posts and comments, and who wouldn't shed a tear if they were
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by replooda 7mo ago
> I've closed off access to issues and discussions. > I don't want to continue allowing an online environment with such an absurdly skewed gender representation. I find it intensely unwelcoming, and it's not reflective
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by replooda 7mo ago
> Israel going along Honinbo-sensei, you seem to have failed to recognize puppy-go for what it is and also to identify the player.
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by replooda 7mo ago
Even assuming that would always hold for the USA as such, America isn't necessarily a fixture in Semitic eschatology.
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by replooda 7mo ago
"Let's do it now, when they'd still move half their navy there for us, rather than in the future, when they might not."
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by replooda 8mo ago
But this is not about how you, but Microsoft, "the corporation that turns updates into chaos,"introduces RCE bugs. And bugs in general: easy to introduce, by action or inaction, when one has absolutely no concern for user satisfac
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by replooda 8mo ago
You didn't specify branding, but I reckon its name is part of the "public API surface design," so: wouldn't `twitter-rs` be a more effective choice? If not for the fact that, despite Mr. Musk's names, people are far
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by replooda 8mo ago
I'd commend Ukraine for a good grasp of priorities if not for the anachronism: Hasn't Trump abrogated the concept of piracy in order to further AI utopia?
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by replooda 8mo ago
Trying to grasp is like playing some sort of malice–stupidity 5D chess. Do they realize such a ban would be unenforceable? Even if it were, would they really strive inflict something like Windows Server as the sole foundation of the Interne
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by replooda 8mo ago
Goes to show what happens when we let politicians on charge of anything — worse still, geriatric politicians who wouldn't recognize a operating system if it bit them. I assume they will outlaw open source OSes or custom kernels next? I
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by replooda 8mo ago
What the heck kind of nightmare dimension have I gotten myself into?
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by replooda 8mo ago
"What on earth can we do for them to drop the subject?" "Nothing on earth. I guess we could let them know about the green guys." "Mmm..." "That was a joke. I'm obviously joking." "Mmm...&quo
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by replooda 8mo ago
Thank you. For a post that didn't mention AI and for a refresher on consumer psychology, I do thank you.
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by replooda 8mo ago
> The deal is simple: Our customers pay for a service and we provide them with a service. This business model ensures Kagi's and our customers' interests are always aligned. [0] I hope they do win, if nothing else, for such an
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by replooda 8mo ago
University, is actually the claim; not an institution of higher education (Plato's Academy preceded it by over a millennium), nor necessarily the first degree-granting one — the University of Bologna (1088) seems to be recognized as th
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by replooda 8mo ago
theprimetime's 7-minute video on the subject: https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=SVVnkNZWJhk
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by replooda 8mo ago
Brief article: Vulnerabilities were found — in Bitwarden, Dashlane, Lastpass — and the researchers gave each company 90 days to fix them before they're made public.
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by replooda 8mo ago
Given his track record of promises and "repromises," I'd say he's still on course, the very same.
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by replooda 8mo ago
> Of course, on the system I administrate, vi is symlinked to ed. > Emacs has been replaced by a shell script which 1) Generates a syslog > message at level LOG_EMERG; 2) reduces the user's disk quota by 100K; > and 3) RU
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by replooda 8mo ago
Just you wait, I'll get... What's the name of the LLM thing again? ClawFish or something? I forgot — and the LSP is down, so that's that. Anyways, I'll tell the MoltClawde (???) to skillfully vibe code a skill for genera
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by replooda 8mo ago
People aren't lizards, however. You demonstrate that by engaging in the distinctly unlizardlike behavior of employing a false dichotomy to imply the opposite.
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by replooda 8mo ago
> Qatar, likewise, provides Hamas with essential financial lifelines—billions in aid over the years ... So did (heck, likely does) Israel. Bags and bags of money, as reported by their own Times and by others.
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by replooda 8mo ago
"I can drink coffee while Claude handles stuff I'd rather not."
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by replooda 8mo ago
Because your account fits the pattern of a spammer's and your chances in a Turing test don't look so good. What could you tell me about the planet Jupiter?
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by replooda 8mo ago
> some guy running an Anime forum. I expected all of them to have become Discord channels at this point.
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by replooda 8mo ago
What an odd attitude! It's almost as if you felt you should have control over devices you pay for.
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by replooda 8mo ago
Agreed and agreed. On the other hand, Protecting the Children has been the go-to justification for quite a few controversial initiatives worldwide. In this context, saying we should move on translates to something like "let's stop

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