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by trinsic2 1y ago
Im confused as to how this looks in practice. Are you saying you embody making the right choices in a relationship as setting an example? or convincing others that this is a good want to go? How do we stop the exploitation of each other in
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah I hear you. I also had a similar game that played with friends. PubG. But then when I switched to Linux and I couldn't play it any more. I switched to other games that I could play, some of the joined me and some didn't. I ha
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I'm wondering if promoting better relationship with each other has the same effect as fighting back against something that is actually harming us?
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Looking back at my transition from Windows to Linux(scottrlarson.com)
126 points by trinsic2 1y ago|225 comments
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by trinsic2 1y ago
For me, it all boils down to independence and freedom. Many games we're/are run by communities, but in the last 20 years game companies have moved the control of the gaming experience to centralized services run by said companies.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I woke up to MS in 2023[0]. Never again. [0]: https://www.scottrlarson.com/publications/publication-transi...
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Right. IMHO culture, at least for a very long time now, is used as a vehicle to push agendas, and people should be very wary about what to believe from what society says about a great many things.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
It is unusual. We have been condition to believe that culture is created by shared values. But actually is guided and molded by authority to create the illusion that its driven by society. Obviously this isn't true in all cases, but fo
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Cultures are created to protect power structures. Culture is the enforcer of authority. Culture distorts principles in order to defend the authority of evil. Culture must convince you that it is not wrong when law subjugates your worth and
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I think you are missing an opportunity here to make this a note taking only tool. People are talking about searching word documents (Binary Files) but its going to be a pain in the ass to support every file type and file types that don&#x27
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Here[0] is a perfect example of this. There are so many youtubers making videos about the future of AI as a dooms-day prediction. Its kind of irresponsible actually. These youtubers read a book on the the down fall of humanity because of AG
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Its funny how the hype-train is not responding to any real criticisms about the false predictions and carrying on with the false narrative of AI. I agree it will probably be something in a decade, but right now, it has some interesting conc
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by trinsic2 1y ago
There is no greatness without goodness. - James Allen
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by trinsic2 1y ago
In regards to browser lock down Apple wants to be the only game in town. Safari allows plug-in's but Apple doesn't allow 3rd parties to provide plugins themselves. They do this to create an unequal advantage.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I kinda see both points. Yes there are things we can do without spending money and at the same time more and more of are social spaces are being commercialized along with the perception that anything that is worth anything to do costs money
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah, I noticed this too. It's a kind of response one would make if one felt threatened by the subject matter.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Same here. I did spark some interest in my family when I sent them this UI Test [0] We talked about it on hacker h news awhile back[1] [0]: https://games.productartistry.com/games/dark-patterns [1]: https://
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Because people are stupid and do not realize how the choice to support a user-hostile company is going to bite them in the long run. They make it worse for the rest of us who refuse to support companies that feed off of peoples data without
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> But you haven't proven that web apps don't feel janky, fragile, and out of place. Because they just factually do. The native UI elements of each OS that you can tap into from the web is limited, and not enough to create the s
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by trinsic2 1y ago
This reminds me of the hybrid drives. When the NVM failed its was a nightmare to deal with. IMHO it's a bad idea from a stability perspective to be caching off drive to Non-volatile memory.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
LOL. I just went though this the other day. my site was intermittently non-accessible. DNS was the last thing I thought it was until I ran a crawler on my site and spotted some 404 errors. Found that my non-www. url was pointed at the wrong
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by trinsic2 1y ago
It seems a bit much to say AI will kill the web. Won't people just adapt and use search engines that doesn't rely entirely on AI?
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by trinsic2 1y ago
No we like tech that works for the people/public, not against them. I know its a crazy idea.
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Apple's China Crisis – $1T Payment to Xi Jinping Exposed [video](youtube.com)
7 points by trinsic2 1y ago|2 comments
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah I see the point, but is still thing there is a differnce between human learning and machine learning creatively, see my post above connected to the parent.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
In my mind, there is a difference between a person using there own creative thinking to create a derivative work from learning about a subject and making money off of it versus a corporation with a language model that is designed to absorb
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Available to the public is one thing, but a for-profit company is not "the public". They are providing a service that makes that work, regardless of what ever form it is in, available to the public. This seems like a middle man si
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Im more of an obsidian dataview/templater guy so I don't know that much about back end stuff like this but is this helpful: https://geekflare.com/cybersecurity/open-source-oauth-soluti... My understanding is
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> "Stop Killing Games" is a consumer movement started to challenge the legality of publishers destroying video games they have sold to customers. An increasing number of video games are sold effectively as goods - with no state
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> The hypothetical requirements I've seen throughout this discussion would result in whole categories of games either jacking up their prices or just skipping an EU launch entirely. That's not going to happen. Once the EU adopt

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