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by rnd0 2y ago
>One thing restaurants could do is seat random strangers together. Dear god no. What an absolutely disgusting idea!
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by rnd0 2y ago
So ...throwing it over the fence into the neighbor's yard, then?
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by rnd0 2y ago
If they do, I'd probably be the last to know -because slop.
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by rnd0 2y ago
>A few years back it started showing me obvious political ragebait. I ignored it and then it started showing me pictures of women whose nipples were obviously showing through their clothing, which was an improvement, but still not the re
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by rnd0 2y ago
And a phone number in the case of both google and discord. It is deranged that requiring a phone to access a website is seen as a non-issue, I agree.
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by rnd0 2y ago
That's what killed dual booting for me circa 07/08.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Wouldn't this be a case where the iron law of bureaucracy applies? Meaning that the people who are already there and are invested in their 'mission' would resist any kind of reform of the organization because the primary task
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by rnd0 2y ago
>We have better alternate choices available to us now. We do? You mean Bing? You can't mean Yandex for what oughta be obvious reasons (Putin).
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by rnd0 2y ago
Pleasantly surprised to see Illumos ...anywhere.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Why not both?
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by rnd0 2y ago
Not sure why the UK or anyone else in the west is surprised. There's a war on, isn't there?
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by rnd0 2y ago
AI phone scams comes to mind, in fact we're partly there with some people using voice ai to impersonate the voices of loved ones: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/ai-phone-s...
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by rnd0 2y ago
Laundry and dishes aren't a source of revenue generation; that's why art is prioritized (it earns money, and reduces the costs of hiring creatives) whereas dishes and laundry doesn't earn startups cash nor is it worth elimina
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by rnd0 2y ago
Honestly? I think that with OpenAI's track record we should assume that whatever the worst, scummiest answer is is probably the truth.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Functionally (not conceptually) like UEFI, kinda?
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by rnd0 2y ago
I don't know about new releases, but I definitely have begun buying physical media (dvds) where I can. I'm extremely tired of shell games around availability on different streaming services. If I can't have my own copy of it,
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by rnd0 2y ago
It's inevitable that they go dark. They piss off too many people regarding IP rights, and people hate to have proof out in the wild of what they said or did in the past. Plus a ton of other reasons; more people have an interest in it d
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by rnd0 2y ago
>It's not possible to install a local account any more. If you use Rufus to create a usb disk from iso, one of the options is to create a local account automatically during install.
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by rnd0 2y ago
>Uh, only if you don't vote for politicians who believe in reducing inequality??? Perhaps things are different elsewhere, but here in the US the only politicians with a hope of being elected (democrats and republicans) owe their cam
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by rnd0 2y ago
Obviously it kills jobs -but that's made up for by the value AI gives enterprise departments and agencies. As a business owner it's clearly more advantageous to cut out paying the middleman when you can just type in a few prompts
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by rnd0 2y ago
No, obviously.
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by rnd0 2y ago
I don't think Windows 95 could run on any other dos without a lot of hacking and highly specific expertise?
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by rnd0 2y ago
Very much so. Think Skinner boxes and operant conditioning.
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by rnd0 2y ago
Isn't Kagi dependant on Google for their results? Doesn't seem tenable in the long-term to me.
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by rnd0 2y ago
I agree that everyone deserves privacy -no argument there. I wouldn't call windows users 'lusers' and in fact I did not. That said, Microsoft has made it abundantly clear what direction that they are going in and it is an inv
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by rnd0 2y ago
what safety? All it's ever been is CYA bullocks.
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by rnd0 2y ago
To be fair...that would keep the cheese on the pizza!
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by rnd0 2y ago
It is the topic, you're right. Open Source is the appropriate reply to the topic.
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by rnd0 2y ago
kagi? youtube premium?
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by rnd0 2y ago
> but just to recognize that these are systemic failures that need systemic solutions. For literally decades, the institutions and laws that may have provided those solutions have been gutted or eliminated. Collapse is inevitable.

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