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751.
by ruined 5y ago
if you want a vision of the future, imagine a background service updating a web browser, forever
752.
by ruined 5y ago
while technically true, updates seem to introduce fixing changes and close confirmed security vulnerabilities at a much higher rate. but you can flip the switch if you really must.
753.
by ruined 5y ago
powder coat doesn't flake if applied properly, and some coats are tested for and guaranteed to withstand a 180 degree bend without disturbance. the PDF manual explicitly warns to bend only once. i expect repeating or reversing would ca
754.
by ruined 5y ago
yeah, garbage, okay, give me garbage
755.
by ruined 5y ago
my hometown in Texas has done this regularly since i was a child, when mosquito-borne viruses hit there. they aired notices about spraying nights on local TV news, on the radio, and published schedules in the papers. i remember my parents d
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by ruined 5y ago
the threat model is not the same, there is an additional vector. it's not hard to see how a bridging service provides a single point of compromise and is a high value target compared to a million independent endpoints it is literally a
757.
by ruined 5y ago
startrek is too far away to provide any meaningful perspective or insight on things that matter today. cyberpunk is already upon us, it predicted a lot but today it's just the world. you won't get anything out of the introductory
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by ruined 5y ago
if you want to get into hacking on a real ntsc/pal signal there is a whole universe of very expensive eurorack gear. on the low end you could check out ch/av for a VGA synth. you probably want something a bit higher level. for a s
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by ruined 5y ago
this is already pretty thoroughly explored by accelerationists
760.
by ruined 5y ago
when does neuralink hit beta? i can't wait to train myself into a new facial tic whenever i'm feeling slightly bored
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by ruined 5y ago
you can't jail alienation.
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by ruined 5y ago
as someone who has been the vandal vandalism is the most accessible way to literally change the world. it's direct, visceral cause and effect before your very eyes, and it remains visible in daily life and to everyone around. i didn&#x
763.
by ruined 5y ago
yeah but maybe you really like your dog
764.
by ruined 5y ago
why? it was never going to matter to you. any of us here will be outliers if we even make it to orbit
765.
by ruined 5y ago
thank god
766.
by ruined 5y ago
anything you can do at home sucks for photos. drugstore prints too. you can't expect inkjet pigments to last very long. if you want a decent photo print that won't deteriorate, projection onto real silver or archival color process
767.
by ruined 5y ago
that could be defeated with a simple UV filter over the camera lens, likely already in place ir camera jamming is doable and well-known enough to appear in media like crime dramas none of it is very practical because you're still extre
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by ruined 5y ago
if Joe the plumber came to my house every day to plumb for me the way i asked, and i handled his healthcare and bought him all his pipes and tools, and he depended on me and i on him by the terms of our agreement, yeah i should probably lis
769.
by ruined 5y ago
it's not a euphemism? it's a literalism. i don't think anyone would disagree that currently widespread models of management don't involve democratic processes. a lot of the activism internal to large companies today is i
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by ruined 5y ago
to continue in that metaphor, it's worth noting that here and most anywhere with something resembling "the freedom this country offers" was formerly a monarchy in which people thinking critically about the way it was structur
771.
by ruined 5y ago
commenters so far have been discussing two options like "town pays for police operations" and "company pays for police operations" but there are third and fourth options 3) police simply don't conduct expensive oper
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by ruined 5y ago
how long until prisons just start diagnosing inmates with depression to wirehead them in the context of this https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/11/health/nursing-homes-schi... it doesn't seem out of th
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by ruined 5y ago
alcohol suppresses the immune system, making infection more likely. TB is also correlated with homelessness, poverty, incarceration, and addiction to other drugs, which all have obvious relations to heavy drinking, and TB treatments are gen
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by ruined 5y ago
iphone 11. checkmate
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by ruined 5y ago
Windows 11 macOS 11 Debian 11 Android 11 this is the only reason android 12 was released
776.
by ruined 5y ago
it's only annoying and seems like hypocrisy if you are willfully ignoring that unusual heat waves and other climate volatility are a trend and cold snaps don't refute that?
777.
by ruined 5y ago
perfect, and appropriate. everyone with qualms about that will self-select out of the userbase and mastodon shall become sleek and nimble, the most refined shitposting machine on all the internet
778.
by ruined 5y ago
there is no call to action in this story, so maybe that is why you are at a loss "for what" if you feel troubled by the information presented here, i'm sure there are activists in your area that are seeking support and partic
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by ruined 5y ago
this idea seems interesting at first glance but it's not hard to see that everything would quickly get shoved into an omnibus "laws we wanna keep" bill that then becomes the site of a cyclical shutdown chicken, like budget bi
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by ruined 5y ago
there was a modal? i guess having javascript disabled exempts me from the terms

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