slimebot80

9 ms·

61.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Whatever is going on, I bet you can assume 50% of this is just bored people who overspent on an overpriced drone that's sat in the cupboard for a year who are happy to have and excuse to dust it off for some trolling.
62.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Any articles or blog posts about the digg reboot?
63.
by slimebot80 2y ago
I notice a lot of tabloid news websites surface negative local content from across the globe. They make headlines out of "YOUNG/OLD PERSON ASSAULTED IN RISING TENSIONS" and it takes a few paragraphs for me to realise it'
64.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Any thoughts on hosting? I'm attracted to JS+Cloudflare because hosting seems predictable and reasonably priced. Do people have good recommendations / experiences with hosting?
65.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Still time to prevent this. Fingers crossed.
66.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Wait, has Apple ever exposed an end-point like this? Do we know how they'd react if they ever did?
67.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Most "Critical" thing is: you buy a new router that is not from Duh-Link.
68.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Sample size: 1.
69.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Strangely, the same people who call newspapers "legacy" are all over Twitter calling WP a failure and that people need to cancel their subscriptions. There's a trend among Tech Oligarchs to diminish the role of journalism. Se
70.
by slimebot80 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngeles/comments/wln0d4/time_mus...
71.
by slimebot80 2y ago
It's all about controlling money that might go to more honest ventures. Yes, humanity has engineers who are going to the moon, creating robots, investigating brain interfaces, improving public transport with buses and tunnels. And ther
72.
by slimebot80 2y ago
You can dislike it all you like but he's erasing himself via Xitter.
73.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Doubtful it was Elon against hundreds of engineers diametrically opposed . He'd of surfaced it as a viable option, great.
74.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Correct, and that's why NASA outsourced funding. Because if NASA risked billions on "crazy ideas" they'd get shut down, being a government agency. No point pretending it's all Elon.
75.
by slimebot80 2y ago
The SpaceX engineers did a great job, as did NASA. The media needs to stop blindly attributing this to "Elon Musk". He did well taking the risks NASA was not allowed to take at the start. But these days he is toxic to the media
76.
by slimebot80 2y ago
"I guess we can haggle over the definition of robot" You could also actually watch the event and listen to how Elon exaggerates his own definition of what was presented.
77.
by slimebot80 2y ago
It's not repurposing favstar given favstar doesn't exist favstar used the twitter api, but could not continue when that rug was pulled I assume this service takes a more manual path. Probably deserves an income given the uncertain
78.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Exactly, and now the shine is gone, along with a timely 56 billion.
79.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Hey you're right I updated the figure. It's better, but still ridiculous IMO. But people will justify it how they want.
80.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Hey, he's in competition with his old mate Elon. Clearly this is what he's referencing. Tesla has made about 34bn in income over the last 3 years, with stormy waters ahead, yet Elon pocketed himself 56bn under the guise of saving
81.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Well I've decided not to renew 1password. I have very basic use cases, and am happing to stay within Apple eco system. So, to me, 1password is just too much money.
82.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Happened has you with Universal Control. I'm ok with this. I'd rather they get the core right rather than scrambling to deliver all these nice-to-haves in time, and botching it up.
83.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Yes but that's very hight level. Democracy struggles on, and obviously existed before digital. Authorities have the right to enter the home of a suspected Russian or Chinese spy, or a pedophile, or a top level drug runner. Access to di
84.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Risk-wise, look at SpaceX SpaceX did what NASA could not If NASA failed so many times in the development of new rockets they would be cut down by opposition... but it was ok to send money to SpaceX and let them fail repeatedly until they go
85.
by slimebot80 2y ago
This is one angle. But X is more a mouth piece for its ketamine soaked owner who has some pretty nasty views. Plenty of places to share your view. At least, anyone can create a webpage.
86.
by slimebot80 2y ago
By this logic China should be very, very loyal to Japan.
87.
by slimebot80 2y ago
14 points but not many comments. Interesting times. Let's hope America can outlive the current chaos, and the tech world owns up to some of the rot that has set in - on our watch, and with our technology.
88.
by slimebot80 2y ago
So immediately I am wondering what is the list of processes names are? Lots of people on HN could easily spin up their own fake processes if they knew the names?
89.
by slimebot80 2y ago
I really love the gusto from Elon around this. Jumps right in criticizing Apple Int while clearly demonstrating he didn't listen or read anything at any detail. Or, more likely, he's fueled by jealousy towards Sam. So if this driv
90.
by slimebot80 2y ago
Elon is talking out his arse as usual.

More ›