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by theyeenzbeanz 1mo ago
Can we just limit web APIs to cookies and the likes as before? I don’t like how JavaScript has access to so many devices on the host. It’s a security and privacy nightmare.
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by theyeenzbeanz 2mo ago
We have totally not communism sending money to every other country in existence, but spending a single cent towards the betterment of your citizens is super duper evil communism. I would love to know the thought process of this administrati
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by theyeenzbeanz 4mo ago
Should always be 0-255 as that fits an unsigned byte.
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by theyeenzbeanz 5mo ago
Lots of anti porn groups out there that complain to them.
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by theyeenzbeanz 10mo ago
This is the fault of manufacturers fixing supply, especially in the case of micron, one of only 3 memory chip manufacturers, deciding to flip the bird to the non-AI consumer market.
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by theyeenzbeanz 2y ago
They ran fiber down the street connecting to the street my grandparents are on, but didn’t go down theirs. But of course they’ll gladly charge more for “up to” 50mbit when it’s only 25 on a good day. They’re all criminal.
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by theyeenzbeanz 2y ago
Lately I’ve been noticing captchas have been increasingly difficult day by day on Firefox. Checking the box use to go through without issue, but now it’s been starting to pop up challenges with the boxes that fade after clicking. Just like
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by theyeenzbeanz 2y ago
I had to use a bleeding edge live mint ISO yesterday because the regular release ISO gave me a black screen on my 3099z. Nvidia drivers continue to be my #1 Linux paint point aside from windows apps that don’t run on wine due to DRM/an
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by theyeenzbeanz 2y ago
I get the opposite effects on google. As an example, I tried to search for the documentation on watcom’s wasm assembler. It kept giving me results for web assembly no matter how I modified the query nor the Boolean search operators. To me i
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by theyeenzbeanz 2y ago
Comcast lobbied so hard to get our local mileage for fiber expansion voted down. When it passed, they suddenly decided they’re going to spend 6 figures worth of money to expand their own fiber backdown (they’re not even to the house). Its a
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by theyeenzbeanz 2y ago
Spam increased exponentially after the 3rd party kill switch. There was profound options for bots to add to your mod list to help combat spam, repost accounts, and more. They existed before the whole 3rd party fallout, but it does not even
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by theyeenzbeanz 2y ago
Then they can use the same content filters they demonetize channels for to filter out the gross, deceptive, and outright scam ads. But I haven’t seen any initiative for that to happen on googles end.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
I really wish the FTC would step in and do something
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Malware kernel mode anti cheats and draconian DRM from hostile developers
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
As soon as the copilot garbage was installed on my computer without asking , I made sure to quickly update group policies and registry to disable it. Just yesterday it popped up the dialog asking me to try out copilot again. Just another ca
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
It’s not just appliances, it’s even common household items too. Someone disassembled a portable toothbrush that died within some months vs the many years of the one that died before. The original one had what looked like a custom/in ho
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Is this plant cat safe? Can’t seem to find that info
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
This seems like a perfect framework to use for embedded SCADA/HMI systems. I’ve been debating home brewing my own system but this should be a great replacement.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Yeah I’ll pass on games that essentially want to install spyware only to be forced always online anyways. Never have to deal with that issue on indie games.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
I have pro and it conveniently “forgets” my update settings and will still do it whenever if feels like. Microsoft doesn’t understand that no means no.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Going to? It already has. I get about 50 articles for software fixes that have a lot of hot garbage in them before getting to the point. For example I had a discord issue and instead of laying out a fix, the “article” apparently needed a mu
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Good lord the greed just never ends does it? They should look at BMW and see how quickly the heated seat thing fell through for them. At least I know what manufacturers to avoid from now on.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Microsoft is real good at prioritizing blatant spam emails to in my inbox and constantly moving to junk or never receiving important and legit emails.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
My current jobsite still uses vista era laptops with 4GB of memory, a battery that dies within minutes if not plugged in, and a painfully slow spindle drive. A 3 year old computer would be a luxury here.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
It’s been like this for years on Firefox for me, even before they cracked down on adblockers and such. I’ve also noticed it messes with the history functionality and often breaks the back button. Getting sick of googles nonsense.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
It didn’t archive any of the files
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
90% of legacy 90s/00s 32 bit era programs won’t launch no matter what on windows, so I’ll have to give this a try.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
They formed a “concerned taxpayers” group in my area to gaslight and lobby against our towns own fiber proposal. It passed, but barely due to all the propaganda. So after spending 100k to go against it they’re suddenly going to lay their ow
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Google running sites poorly or broken in non chrome browsers should be on the list too. Half the time the back button only changes the url on youtube, and doesn’t go back to the previous page.
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by theyeenzbeanz 3y ago
Just drop the “Open” part and rename it to CorpAI at this point since it’s anything but.

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