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1y ago
Sure it is. Corporations are people too and laws like these take away their freedoms!
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1y ago
There's a Hokusai museum in Tokyo where it's on permanent display. You can also catch a sumo match nearby. https://hokusai-museum.jp/?lang=en
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1y ago
You'll potentially be building on flimsy foundations if it gets the foundational stuff wrong (see anecdote in sibling post). I fear for those who aren't so diligent, especially if there are consequences involved.
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1y ago
Good for Lyon! Windows 11 seems the perfect vector for foreign espionage. On "reciprocal" tariffs I think many countries are making preparations to wait it out while telling the current lot to fuck off. Look at Japan.
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1y ago
>Their pivot to a marketplace model where their games run everywhere is an admission that they lost the race to Sony. Don Mattrick has a lot to answer for. Microsoft was killing it during the seventh generation and he was able to burn ev
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1y ago
>WiFi Motion is not a home security service and is not professionally monitored. That's funny because it does sound like they suggest it be used as such.
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1y ago
Especially if you have kids. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/aug/22/google-cs...
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1y ago
So the ADB method alone isn't sufficient?
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1y ago
I doubt anyone who works there would care.
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1y ago
I don't want their shit on my phone at all. Can I remove it entirely?
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1y ago
Just get a few more Ciavarellas[0] elected and boom! Kids for Cash 2.0 - Little Timmy will never mouth off in class ever again. 0: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Ciavarella
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1y ago
>A lot of the big ad networks right now instead rely heavily on geo-data. Which is why you are probably seeing lots of ads in your feeds that seemingly cross between devices or are relating to interests of your spouse/friends/e
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1y ago
Given the downright illegal tactics adtech companies like Google and Meta resort to it has become morally righteous.
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1y ago
How many could do it from memory?
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1y ago
How effective is it when you get one every year? The idea of a colonoscopy scares the shit out of me (pun not intended).
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1y ago
If you want calorie counting to be of any value to you you're going to want to be accurate. Thankfully we're mostly creatures of habit. Source accurate numbers for everything you eat in a week and you're 90% covered for every
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1y ago
To a 62 year old.
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1y ago
The last time Elon proposed a cage match he pussied out.
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1y ago
Japan (the country) doesn't do this. You still need a company to sponsor you and not every company can.
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1y ago
Rocky from Project Hail Mary is also heatsinked.
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1y ago
>I think we as a society end up just trusting others to respect our privacy. No. There are elements in society who can never be trusted and we can't lock them all up. I suspect it's no coincidence that Meta won't ship thei
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1y ago
Nope. I use a combination of home NAS and S3 (for compressed photo archives).
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1y ago
Was a post here recently about someone who did just this and was able to survive in a competitive niche. The key(?) is to look for those where a significant slice is owned by PE firms.
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1y ago
>Most developers don't love writing tests, or updating documentation, or working on tricky dependency updates - and I really think we're heading to a world where AI can take the load of that and free me up to work on the most i
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1y ago
Adopting this feels like a very risky proposition given Google's tendency to drop support for things. Samsung have supported DeX for almost a decade now.
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1y ago
Seems the more effective solution would be to treat the social media addiction.
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1y ago
Can't wait for the blog post on this.
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1y ago
Resilience is such a boring name for a lunar lander given all of the Japanese mythology about the moon. I hope someday there'll be a Kaguya-hime[0]. 0: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tale_of_the_Bamboo_Cutte..
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1y ago
He also backs a number of highly visible climate initiatives targeted at the public - with money from his own foundation as well as his presence at speaking engagements. How much more effective would they be if he were more willing to eat h
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1y ago
Bill Gates is among them and has a fleet of four private jets. He uses them to make regular flights around the world - so he can give talks on how it's the rest of us who need to change.
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