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by rnd0 3y ago
It's debatable, isn't it?
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by rnd0 3y ago
It's unlikely this will be useable for AI, however
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by rnd0 3y ago
It is weird and disturbing that free speech has become seen as a far right value as if the only reason anyone would support free speech would be to use slurs. Freedom of speech is the freedom to dissent; you can't have dissent in a s
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by rnd0 3y ago
When I fed it to bing, I got "the race is a tie"
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by rnd0 3y ago
...you're not wrong. It would be peaceful, in the most horrific way possible.
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by rnd0 3y ago
Considering how gamed RT has become, what would be the point even if there was one?
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by rnd0 3y ago
>As far as I know, no mainstream OS support i386. Including NetBSD? Granted, it's not Linux; but they're supposed to be famous for supporting weird old hardware.
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by rnd0 3y ago
Kinda distressing, yeah; but as more and more people get bit on the backside (and they will) the more their tune is gonna change.
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by rnd0 3y ago
They work for me, but I don't consider myself an audiophile per se.
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by rnd0 3y ago
Additionally, ISPs are going to be playing more of a policing roll so people who might turn to 'pirate' streaming sites are going to be finding access to those being increasingly limited until they are completely gone as well.
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by rnd0 3y ago
>I don't have anything against digital hoarders, but I do think in most cases it's compulsion more than anything driving them to archive all of the movies, tv shows, and music that they do. The recent crunchyroll/funimatio
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by rnd0 3y ago
>Owning recordings means accepting that someday they won’t work any more. ...that's why you format shift (vinyl -> cassette, cd -> mp3/flac)? Backing up your primary media and the listening to the secondary format saves w
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by rnd0 3y ago
What does "pivots to data privacy" mean, in this case? They're getting out of software (firefox, seamonkey, etc)?
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by rnd0 3y ago
Me? I'm rooting for the pirates, personally.
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by rnd0 3y ago
I don't either. -hell, since I found out that "set -o emacs" gives me history and autocompletion I go even further and usually only use /bin/sh on NetBSD. I'm not sure what the use case for zsh and fish are, bu
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by rnd0 3y ago
Lawyers, probably.
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by rnd0 3y ago
I'm confused, I thought that there already were 3 around? Or at least 2? gcc plus the one from dlang?
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by rnd0 3y ago
It's still being developed[1]; but I have no idea of the state of the OS/2 support. I wouldn't rely on it being up to date, myself. [1] https://open-watcom.github.io/
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by rnd0 3y ago
oh ffs, IA.
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by rnd0 3y ago
>I wouldn't use either of them for RAG What's RAG?
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by rnd0 3y ago
>Just tried Windows + C on my Win 10 machine; it brings up a dialog that helpfully informs me "Cortana in Windows as a standalone app is deprecated." smirks I'm sure this button will share the same fate come 2030, 2034.
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by rnd0 3y ago
If someone takes a banana, that's less bananas for the next person who comes along. If someone takes a movie or show episode, there's plenty for anyone who comes after them. Meanwhile, if the store starts running a scam after ruin
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by rnd0 3y ago
Why not both? Buy the physical copy, rip it to your hd and then keep the original in storage?
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by rnd0 3y ago
I'm not sure, but I'm willing to bet that's is the "open letter to hobbyists" by bill gates from the late 1970's.
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by rnd0 3y ago
Every single person could switch and it wouldn't make enough of a dent to change anything -that, and also change to what? Firefox? Who's one of the the largest sponsors of Firefox -if not the largest- again?
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by rnd0 3y ago
>That's not confusing at all! For real! Do they mean 2MB or 2Mb ?
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by rnd0 3y ago
IBM did something similar ...I want to say with OS/2 but that can't be right (or I'd have more issues with it under emulation than I have). Maybe with PC-DOS 2000?
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by rnd0 3y ago
Exactly this. Anything individuals can do will be undone by state actors and social media and other corporations who are pressured by state actors. I disagree: "terrifying" accurately sums up the future we're hurtling straigh
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by rnd0 3y ago
Fuck all, is what. People are far too happy to embrace surveillance and embrace censorships in the name of "think of the cause du-jour". Even advocating free speech one has to worry about being painted as an alt-right 'freeze
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by rnd0 3y ago
"normie" is another way of saying "joe sixpack" -a derisive term for the average person. I'm not sure if that effects your point or not, but thought it was worth pointing out.

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