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by righthand 2mo ago
Great, schedule your bills to be paid or start cancelling services if you simply cannot live a day without having to pay bills online. Sounds like living in excess then complaining about it.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Again YOU are choosing to live that lifestyle of on-the-go always phone-in-hand. The inability to stop using the phone while desiring to not do phone activities is not because of the banking/authentication.
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by righthand 2mo ago
But my point stands, do you need to do the type of banking that requires constant identification every day to the point where you need it always around it distracts you from what you’d like to be doing? If that’s true then the bank has com
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by righthand 2mo ago
I always hear the “I need my phone for bank stuff” but can’t you just leave your phone at home and then schedule going to the bank if it’s that necessary to a part of your day? I can’t imagine you need to be interacting with the bank 24&#x2
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by righthand 2mo ago
You are not on the front lines but USA does not have military service requirement and hasn’t been defending itself for well over half a century now. The drone pilot is not on the front lines but they were never killing people to protect the
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by righthand 2mo ago
But consider how many thoughtful replies you receive because reading your broken up messages sucks as an experience.
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by righthand 2mo ago
If developers can’t be bothered to ship their software to my platform, what is stopped someone else from stealing their FOSS (clone and rebrand) and shipping it themselves? If I’m going to take on maintenance burden then I might as well mak
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by righthand 2mo ago
Glad to hear you’re willing to accept feedback. You maybe don’t have ADHD and sorry for continued advice but you shouldn’t assume you have undiagnosed conditions IMO as it allows you to defer your mistakes from the self. Even if you do have
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by righthand 2mo ago
You wish they'd give your preferable imagery for free and not make you feel bad for using their free software for personal gain. Your subculture is irrelevant and not special.
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by righthand 2mo ago
> Then in November 2025, four thousand "visitors" showed up over a few days. Each visited exactly one page with a bounce rate of 99%. More telling was that they had no referrer. That's usually the easiest way I spot a bot.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Lol welcome to capitalism bro. You dont get to kill off coding skills and expertise then expect people to give a f*** about some vision. The vision is that the people you’re hiring now wont have a job in the future. Wtf do you think people
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by righthand 2mo ago
Librem 5 or one of the other recommended mobile Linux devices: https://linuxstans.com/linux-phone/
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by righthand 2mo ago
I enjoy it because of it’s simplicity and ability to essentially ship a compiled template built from “components” (XSLT templates) that rendered much more quickly without having to wait for JS to load and render. That you could ship someone
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by righthand 2mo ago
No I won’t because I cared about XSLT. You may be willing to eat whatever pile of shit Google feeds you and step in line with all the other people who don’t care because you didn’t use it or whatever, but I won’t and I do use it. WHATWG and
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by righthand 2mo ago
I believe Chrome uses libxml2 (though perhaps they use libexpat too) and the WHATWG has claimed that XSLT should not exist as a part of the HTML spec (it should and does), so the WHATWG Google members can force Javascript rendering on every
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by righthand 2mo ago
Hey maybe the haters at Google /WHATWG can use this library instead of killing off XSLT. Just kidding we all know they’re too compromised by monopoly/advertising interests of Google and their own beliefs to allow such a cool techn
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by righthand 2mo ago
This is great news and Kde Plasma 6.7 apparently has window decorations finally built in so remembering window position will finally come to Wayland.
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Wayland Pain Points – Kgamma(blog.davidedmundson.co.uk)
2 points by righthand 2mo ago|1 comments
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by righthand 2mo ago
No my point here is that you have to download and install Steam before you can download and install any games. Now if I’m non-technical why would I want to make the extra effort to go Drm free if I have to use Steam anyways? I know technica
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by righthand 2mo ago
Oh there are Dlls? And as a non-technical consumer I just know this do I? I know how to dig deep into my file system and copy+paste a dll file into software I can’t/don’t understand? How do I download and install a copy without Steam?
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by righthand 2mo ago
Not providing a source is how Llms get caught in sycophancy and hallucinations. The “tool” needs improvement, especially one that claims it’s intelligence. How would you react if you found out after schooling everything you learned has half
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by righthand 2mo ago
> it it is most likely solid. Most likely? That’s not reassuring at all. So you’re saying the other checks can result in hallucinations?
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by righthand 2mo ago
Oh yeah I can just remember all those famous renowned collages that everyone associates as art. A director does a hell of a lot more than select what goes in a frame and then sit back and watch it come together.
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by righthand 2mo ago
What is the command I can use to run them without Steam then? If the game links to a dll that launches Steam and won’t play without it, then that is effectively Drm. Before I even play the game without Steam: how do I download it without St
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by righthand 2mo ago
Are you just automating lab reporting and results faster? That doesn’t exactly improve the health of others, a faster lab does not cure an ailment or provide a better cure. Like cool my lung xray only took minutes to determine if I have a l
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by righthand 2mo ago
Entirely comical too that some people can not stand the thought of people poking very big comulent holes in the claims of AI delivering what it claims to deliver. As if having skepticism is some how a way to discredit a person.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Hardly.
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by righthand 2mo ago
In Usa a citizen has a right to bear arms. That is distinctly different than ALPR dragnets that are being used to get around the 4th amendment. I’m not sure what your point is here.
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by righthand 2mo ago
The difference is the officer doing police work and running a plate and it wouldn’t have happened. Instead the officer did not do police work and responded to an automated flagging by a dragnet like a drone. The dragnet did the police work.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Nope! Traditional ALPR systems follow the law and do not give out access like candy and do not automate flagging and tracking individuals. Traditional systems are not a dragnet. This is 100% the fault of Flock.

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