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by soundnote 2y ago
Part of the fun of TTGL is that normally you'd stumble onto "Our friends' hopes and dreams are etched into its body, transforming the infinite darkness into light! Unmatched in Heaven and Earth, one machine equal to the gods!
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by soundnote 2y ago
An indenpendent search engine that doesn't track you seems like a good thing to me. Remember, half the nastiness of modern ads is that they track you and are also pretty heavy. In a search engine it's much easier to get the target
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by soundnote 2y ago
How do people keep peddling #2, when it isn't even factually correct on what happened? Sure, presume malice on the campaign links to Binance, but the bug was about turning people writing binance.us IN THE ADDRESS BAR into a campaign li
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by soundnote 2y ago
No, I am praising the new person. They get work done, and I love to see it. When Baker was boss, the browser stagnated, removed good features, and focused more on being a front for her activism, like the moronic "Independent Voices&quo
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by soundnote 2y ago
It'd be more remarkable for a Western company to not be focused on gender.
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by soundnote 2y ago
That is sort of what I mean: They care first and foremost for their own, but do not really hate different people: They just want their own place, for themselves, and used to have that but mass immigration policies in effect destroy that, an
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by soundnote 2y ago
Sorry to have taken so long: There's a lot - all the "Death to America" rhetoric, white liberals being okay with other ethnicities openly advocating for their interests but whites doing so being gigabad. Generally refusing to
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by soundnote 2y ago
I don't know if that works out: A lot of people on the right I know are quite xenophilic in the sense of having a deep interest in other cultures etc, though not indiscriminately so. The difference between them and much of the left is
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by soundnote 2y ago
I don't think Japanese translation is all that well paid, and if people don't get money from their work, they'll go for the job for other forms of payment (eg. status), or extract payment in other ways (half-assing things, be
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by soundnote 2y ago
The translations in anime at least are unlikely to actually be worse, since a lot of the English anime translation industry are obsessed with inserting woke politics and cringey zoomer jokes into their translations and more or less hate the
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by soundnote 2y ago
DHH's plain JS, plain CSS obsession was right all along?
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by soundnote 2y ago
I am for society not degenerating to the point you need to do a Bukele to fix it. That means having police, whether they're perfect or not.
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by soundnote 2y ago
London police are pretty much pro dysfunction at this point.
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by soundnote 2y ago
I don't think five examples is a gish gallop: the point was to demonstrate a trend in GNOME behavior, you need multiple examples to have a believeable case at all.
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by soundnote 2y ago
Twitter isn't 4chan, it's not even close. The medium is completely different, and that matters. The users are different, and that matters.
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by soundnote 2y ago
> There have always been issues around misinformation and trolling, says Barnet, but the company adopted measures to try to combat some of the worst of the effects, by implementing what she calls the “three pillars”: blue tick verificati
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by soundnote 2y ago
Remember, friends: Always shoot the messenger.
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by soundnote 3y ago
The writing is still fundamentally Mandarin, is it not? Hanzi just disconnect the writing somewhat from the sound of the individual language, and the languages are closely related enough that you can read written Mandarin reasonably easily
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by soundnote 3y ago
The Brave way in general seems to be "icon for function visible by default, function itself has to be turned on separately". So there's a bunch of clutter at first, but not stuff like say, Edge just turning history sync on ev
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by soundnote 3y ago
The AI, specifically? Pretty strict usage limits for free users and a paid plan is the plan, it looks like.
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by soundnote 3y ago
Brave. I pretty much turn most things off and use it as a more private Chrome with vertical tabs.
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by soundnote 3y ago
"diversity" is only ever code for "the sensibilities of a certain set of Californians".
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by soundnote 3y ago
> Even if we aren't using these models for much yet, a racist AI model would seriously harm how people trust and rely on these models. So they made the models blatantly, explicitly racist. Well done.
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by soundnote 3y ago
You absolutely can do those kinds of things between Windows and Android. For clipboard, Microsoft has a cloud clipboard between SwiftKey and Windows. KDE connect lets you send your clipboard to another device on the local WiFi, or toss file
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by soundnote 3y ago
Tried with Twitter, worked fine.
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by soundnote 3y ago
I haven't used PWAs on mobile much, but use them a lot on desktop. They're very useful things.
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by soundnote 3y ago
Yeah, I've mostly ended up using a bunch of virtual desktops on the Mac too, and it's nice and convenient. Thing is, though, once I got into that habit on the Mac (because everything I was used to sucked ass), I tried it on Window
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by soundnote 3y ago
How do you manage your windows on macOS?
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by soundnote 3y ago
What wouldn't work cross-platform?
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by soundnote 3y ago
The 13" M2 Air feels decently light compared to most things I've daily driven. In part helped by its charger being very light.

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