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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
And a lot of it isn't.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
> > You can just ignore the EULA. Nobody is coming to get you. > You can, but it's not gonna gain broad attention. True I guess nobody ever gave a shit about The Pirate Bay. That project died without gathering a single user. &
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
"You should " begins what actions I suggest you do in order to mitigate the outside forces that are happening whether you like them or not . The outside world is certain. Your response is something you can influence. The world
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
My understanding was that the government doesn't want list service, but wants to negotiate something very specific and annoying, like some weird compliance or support requirements. Of course the government can pay list price if they on
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
I'm glad you have the option to live somewhere like that. I'm also glad you can't forcibly impose it on everyone else. I'll take a moderate level of corruption over a completely unregulated hellhole.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Now you know why government contracts are so expensive. They have to be, to cover the costs of dealing with the government. It's not wrong to over-quote a shitty customer by an amount that'd make you willing to deal with their shi
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
I feel like half of these are quickly resolved in court when you explain what happened and the judge calls the state a bunch of fucking morons and dismisses the case. But the other half of the time the judge won't use common sense. Als
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
I don't think I've ever met a programmer online who didn't think git and github were the same thing.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Is HN read-only? All the vote buttons disappeared
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Feel free to be as smug as you went while your brand fades to irrelevance. I'm telling you what will happen, not what should happen.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
That's how pyramid schemes work. Everyone "rationally" thinks they can find a downline, but most of them are wrong.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Should be grounds to blacklist a domain IMO
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Details of most hardware are kept proprietary.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
no it isn't actually
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
He isn't building a plane but a device. What does the device do? He doesn't know.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
You should post on YouTube but blank out all the falsely strikable content and replace it with a pointer to your website. YouTube is necessary for discoverability.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
That just sounds like business to me. You do whatever makes money.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Nothing about a winmodem prevented you writing a Linux driver. The problem is that nobody did write one.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
You can just ignore the EULA. Nobody is coming to get you. Sounds like yosys is good. Why is nobody using it? Why are we all hoping for Vivado instead of just using Yosys? You can extract the timing information from Vivado. Such information
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Then search for weekend music festivals, which are usually longer than a weekend. Not Coachella because I hear that ones been enshittified, but like Coachella except good. The longest one I know runs for 6 days, Wednesday to Monday. Not e
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
That's also what a wireless mesh network is. Nodes shout as loud as they can, and try to find other nodes to relay messages for them. Ham radio is a manually operated mesh, like semaphores.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
It's not knowing misrepresentation. You AI-generated the same video, so how were you to know it wasn't yours? Just don't show them this HN thread. Besides, nobody's actually checking
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
These chips scale up into the price range of $100,000 per chip, I'm not kidding. You really want someone to pick your $100k chip instead of Intel's $100k chip. A single high-end deal offsets the entire tool sales over the entire l
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Winmodems are a very sensible idea. You know software-defined radio? They are that, but for modems. Expandable to support any current or future protocol, at the cost of CPU time. Why do we like SDRs but hate SDMs? That's an irrational
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
It's the same problem with things like Geminispace, or hobbyist phone networks. The only thing Gemini users have in common is hating what the internet has become. The only thing TandmX users have in common is some interest in phones or
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Yes, and ham radio is the international emergency mesh. CB radio isn't.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Black Boys , since the first mnemonic letter is for the color black. And we didn't have Get Some Now , that feels redundant since everyone knows gold is better than silver.
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Why would Google give themselves less money?
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
Corporations seem deathly scared of GDPR, for some reason, while in reality it's enforced about as much as American antitrust (not at all).
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by tardedmeme 4mo ago
What if you claim it first against them ? You wouldn't be punished for a false claim, since they're not.

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