rootsudo

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by rootsudo 7mo ago
Pacific, or Atlantic… I can’t tell if you’re a Brit or an Australian.
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by rootsudo 8mo ago
Thank you for your insight and comment. I’ve witnessed this behavior but never thought to question it until now. It’s amazing how simple and devious it can be.
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by rootsudo 8mo ago
This corporate messaging piece really falls flat. So they caught $4000 and $200. Sounds very much like sacrificial pieces. “yes but see they don’t tolerate insider trading!” That’s it? One from a social media post by the own person who did
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by rootsudo 8mo ago
The text feels AI generated and is unreadable to me.
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by rootsudo 8mo ago
RIP Internet. I don't agree with any of this, but I don't see the majority of people protesting this. If anything, promotion it because: Think of the children. "Many social media platforms deliberately target minors, fueling
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
I never realized this was 2002 and when I first read it, how new it was. And here we are almost 25 years later.
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
A newspaper can’t do proper copy anymore.
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
yep, that and also can use cain and abel even back then... hardest part was putting whatever network card in promiscious mode.
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
Deepseek local and Claude are good enough for me. Gemini is also very good, but I'm aware of Google's Ad Machine there.. It's been interesting to see what was a quality leading product fail to compete and lose market share.
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
Why not? XP was formative for many people who are in the profession now. For me, it's knowing what I know now, what could I've done back 25 (wow!) years ago. It's a fun exercise.
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
Wouldn't natural selection rewrd that behavior more?
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
I'm surprised someone registered a .ph TLD for a blog, it costs minimal almost $50/yr if not a bit more afaik.
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
because sociey values TVs more then cars, education, health, etc
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
So, Rokos’ basilisk?
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by rootsudo 9mo ago
It’s not just facial it’s also gait recognition too.
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
It’s natural for these type of communities. It’s not really a cult in the traditional sense, there is enough evidence that some medication/chemicals are gatekeeped they are effective while there’s just enough evidence to prove how dang
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
The community in question is https://x.com/frontiertower/status/1938258376913195251 . This is nothing new. Numerous “scenes” do the same. There’s the longevity scene connected to this one. There’s the psychonaut sc
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
This is 100% what I see too.
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
I don't think SteamOS can run DRM content, meaning NetFlix is off the table afaik.
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
I'm happy I got into the LED from the refurbished sale, the price point made it attractive. I was not much into gaming but I've been having a blast, the lowest price point also was ok for me since I am 100% comfortable with DIY on
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
You need to push it, you can not stop, you need to make it a simple repeat loop otherwise there is no escape. Once you establish friends, act out of your comfort zone, it can become stable and your new daily routine. It's literally exp
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
You need to lead, talk, make friends and be outside your comfort zone. You need to make an effort.
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
They use a service of Sabre but not Sabre GDS. it’s called Radixx. Yes in other GDS, it can be enough to identify a full booking. That’s why airlines prefer ticket or coupon number since the first two digits are the airline ticket stock &#x
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
I find it a bit of a course - Grandia, released on sega saturn, remastered due to the saturn failure. Grandia 2, released on Dreamcast, released on PS2 due to Dreamcast failure. Same issues for the remakes, the ps2 works great but when comp
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by rootsudo 10mo ago
Your story is an inspiration. Thank you for posting, I've applied for the next cohort in Autumn.
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by rootsudo 11mo ago
Crazy this was about 20 years ago...
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by rootsudo 11mo ago
Accelerometers aren’t new, they were a feature 20yrs ago to suspend platter hard disks.
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by rootsudo 11mo ago
This.is.exactly.spot.on. Yes. Cultural fit, small talk I've found lately is more important then background experience, job description fit, etc.
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Ask HN: What is the modern equivalent of Bell Labs?
4 points by rootsudo 11mo ago|3 comments
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by rootsudo 11mo ago
No, you do not: https://www.united.com/en/us/fly/travel/trip-planning/us-tra... "If you forget your ID, you may still be able to fly after some extra screening." https://www.tsa

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