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by tjpnz 5mo ago
So they were hiring ex-DOGE?
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
Moving up or down relative to the Solar System's plane takes an insane amount of Delta V and with our technology would require getting a gravity assist from the Sun. But with astrophage that problem goes away.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
I'm here to kick ass and chew bubblegum, and I'm all outta gum.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
AWS normally contacts you first.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
No idea why these comments keep getting downvoted. The Epstein connection and what he did to Melinda has destroyed any credibility he once had among the general public.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
SteamOS is Linux.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
If I've learned anything in my career it's that you'll find your most dependable people in payroll.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
You'll also be less exposed in privately owned companies.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
For entertainment purposes only.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
The main problem now is publishers have to opt their games in to be playable. Until that's solved cloud gaming is a non-starter for me given my current library.
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
SQOMCO?
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
How about a M4 with 16GB of memory?
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by tjpnz 5mo ago
Parental controls are intentionally gimped. They do the bare minimum while providing more than enough wiggle room for a tech savvy teenager. To implement a robust parental control scheme you need network level filtration which isn't so
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
I'm optimistic provided they continue to be privately held and don't parachute in a professional executive to be CEO after Gabe departs.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
Will I still have the urge to stab myself in the hand repeatedly?
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
A similar technique can be employed to block people from China accessing your website: https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20241207/p2a/00m/0na/01... I wonder if this would work with DeepSeek
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
Spent the better part of a week trying to integrate local models into my LazyVim workflow. I've tried both Avante and CodeCompanion and have yet to find any configuration which remotely works. Either it goes into an endless loop, the p
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
How did the Napster suit change copyright?
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
There's no point anymore.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
In Japan there's a cross party political consensus that public transport projects are a net positive for society. That's important when you have work which could take a decade or more to complete - the Chuo maglev project for inst
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
This is a plausible explanation based on the amount of fraud tolerated in other parts of their business. But it's probably going to cost you more than one Workspace subscription.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
Spammer must be a whale spending untold amounts on other Google services.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
Won't reach global adoption if I can't settle a restaurant bill with it and not have the restaurant have to stay open all night.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
>Trump decided to bomb Iran because Netanyahu told him that it'd be cool if he did it. Netanyahu has compromising video footage of Trump from the Epstein files. That's why.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
Trump's partial to more than that.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
Hope the host checked thoroughly for missing property after everyone left, because I wouldn't put it past a metamate.
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by tjpnz 6mo ago
Dumbfucks
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Joe who?
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Do I as a patient get to opt my medical information out?
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
I worked with a guy (also in NZ) who did something very similar in the 2000s. A Nokia 5180 I believe, on the Telecom Ten Dollar Text plan which was theoretically unlimited (and predictably didn't last long).

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