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by rnd0 2y ago
>Because Zuckerberg has a generally weasely reputation and also I don't see the other platforms being nearly as scummy as Facebook has been Have you not looked at Musk recently? Or is supporting AfD (the German far-right party) and
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by rnd0 2y ago
"Maybe more should be invested in education." Yes, and there's a reason why education continues to suffer when it comes to budget and resources. An educated populace is something nobody wants.
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by rnd0 2y ago
I should clarify that when I say that, I don't mean documentation about the emulator (which is coming along nicely), but documentation about the computers being emulated. I was specifically thinking of things like this ( https:/&
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by rnd0 2y ago
Strictly speaking, no. It's primarily developed (as I understand it) for cases (gaming, mostly, but some hobby/dev use) where emulating hardware accurately (think timings) is desireable. In a sense it's also a history preserv
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by rnd0 2y ago
It's a fork, going back some years (2017 or so). It's instructive to look at the activity level of pcem (their forum, and their github account: https://github.com/sarah-walker-pcem/pcem/commits/dev&#
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by rnd0 2y ago
" It takes only a minute to make a search on the internet." ...between SEO spam and AI generated nonsense proliferating like wildfire, that's becoming less and less tenable by the day.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Obviously they may wish to reconsider that policy.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Do people even do that any more? Serious question. I'm old and literally have no idea!
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by rnd0 2y ago
The only reason I can think of is so that they can use the same FS in both windows and linux -but with ntfs, they already can. Mind you, with openzfs ( https://openzfsonwindows.org/ ) you get windows (flakey), freebsd, netbsd
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by rnd0 2y ago
Me either. Acly's krita add-on takes a bit of the pain out of it for me personally: https://github.com/Acly/krita-ai-diffusion (I have not and would not try FLUX however -I don't have the hardware).
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by rnd0 2y ago
Corruption exists because key internet infrastructure is maintained by corporations with perverse incentives (eg browsers owned by advertisers).
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by rnd0 2y ago
>What's inside? "Microsoft Recall", or whatever they're branding their surveillance software as this week....
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by rnd0 2y ago
How does this affect Chromium?
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by rnd0 2y ago
I thought that was the standard in Linux, at least. I'm not sure how they do it in the BSDs.
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by rnd0 2y ago
As far as I'm aware of, there's also no functional Ultrasparc emulators -not that can emulate a late 90's/early 2000's Ultrasparc. The last time I looked at Qemu it wasn't quite there ("there" meaning
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by rnd0 2y ago
An user-space filesystem running in an interpreted language? Is that as bad as I think it is?
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by rnd0 2y ago
They could be worse! In fact, they will be.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Because in the main, people are vicious, blind, narcissistic brutes.
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by rnd0 2y ago
What does "to the public" mean in this instance? Are they going to an open source patent pool or something?
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by rnd0 2y ago
Please take this in the spirit it's intended, but ...pull the stick out.
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by rnd0 2y ago
I feel the same way. I don't see it so much as an addiction as much as that the internet cratered everything around it -all the social is largely online, or was. Reading, entertainment -again, largely reliant on the internet in various
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by rnd0 2y ago
You're not wrong, that's for sure!
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by rnd0 2y ago
>If you think about it, he pioneered the style of completely annoying, insufferable yet somehow entertaining content that you see all over TikTok… That's a good thing?
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by rnd0 2y ago
True enough. Also true is that there's fuck-all we can do to fix it.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Not really the ideal way to approach HN, although understandable. If you're considering HN from a forum perspective, the best advice I've read is to think of 'points' as currency to spend on unpopular opinions. After a c
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by rnd0 2y ago
Dropbox is insane, they expect this to motivate me to give them money? Ha! I took everything off of them years and years ago.
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by rnd0 2y ago
I could be wrong, but I think that was already linked in one of his earlier articles?
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by rnd0 2y ago
Can this be fixed? If it can't be fixed, can we get around it?
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by rnd0 2y ago
I'm actually making a point of shopping brick and mortar these days for that exact reason. It's gotten to the point where I'm not able to tell what's real and what's a scam on there so it's not worth the risk -
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by rnd0 2y ago
Storming Area 51 would provide a very useful demonstration of the principle "fuck around and find out", however! Maybe it would lead people to question a thing or two about what they listen to, too.

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