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2y ago
> This is why I hate most conspiracy theories - even if you take everything the conspiracy supposes at face value, conspiracists don't explain how their conspiracy is somehow kept so secret when tons of people involved would have ex
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Are Hardware Manufacturers Trying to Lock Down Consumer Hardware?
(scottrlarson.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
This is a great idea. thanks for sharing it. I might need this for myself someday.
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2y ago
How does ifixit justify a 7 out of 10 score? Is the Framework laptop on that same scale? Cause the only difference to repair-ability from the last model seems like the removable SSD, which is proprietary and the make it very difficult to re
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2y ago
Yeah, this is a good point. There's been lack of oversight in many countries in many areas for a long time and I think this year we're gonna really start to see the effects of this.
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2y ago
They talk and do nothing, they are supported by the same system of money that reb get. The only difference is of a perceptual nature.
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2y ago
Yep. Good luck with that (Not directed at you).
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2y ago
Everyone thinks that the Dems and Republicans are different sides, but they are on the same side, money. This has been going on for at least 50 years. Every 5 years I hear this bull shit. IF the dems got in it would be more balanced. Nothin
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2y ago
I see this first hand. In my town, ATT owns the lines that supply our street that has fiber and our local ISP Sonic.net is prevented from using these lines to provide service. Its my worry that our local ISP's ability to do business in
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2y ago
There is collusion between real-estate owners and property management software companies that are using Large Language models to keep prices high. This has nothing to do with cartels. Here is an article [0] that talks about the issue. This
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2y ago
The "Everything costs more" is a byproduct of something more important, not sure what that is, but focusing soley on econmoics as the cause of our issues seems shortsighted, but hey, what do I know.
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2y ago
I agree, Capitalism is not working any longer. Maybe changing it would be a start in the right direction (Not that it would ever happen)
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2y ago
IMHO national politics is insane, both parties use propaganda to hide from the real issues and are only interested in maintaining a keeping political power and money at the behest of corrupt corporations. I don't think an election in a
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2y ago
We run our nation on oil. Our nation is built on good a relationship with Israel. Nothing about that will change until our priorities as a country change, dem or repb.
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Obsidian's Ownership Model
(forum.obsidian.md)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Obsidian is a PKM (Personal Knowledge Making) note taking app that is really powerful. I have been using for a few years now. I'm so invested in its use in my daily and work life I wondered if anyone is willing to discuss what could pr
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2y ago
I'm genuinely curious, are there any employees that work with a company that has good managers? I have heard so many bad stories of poisonous corporate culture its hard for me to see how there would be good managers. I haven't wor
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2y ago
Nope sorry. There is no data that supports that. We are mostly talking about emulation to play games that are no longer playable that are considered abandonware. Copyright was meant to be a short limit so an organization or individual can p
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2y ago
You're forgetting that copyright is limited. The public grants companies a limited license to profit off the work and then it enters the public domain. At least, thats how it's suppose to be, but corporations lobbied to extend cop
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2y ago
Its Bitwarden only for personal use. Do they have a solution for Multi-use password sharing?
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2y ago
That's a bit much to put on a 3rd party password manager.
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2y ago
Absolutely my practice as well. App devs should never be in the business of nagging for reviews.
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2y ago
I stick to adding entries on my desktop and distributing copies to my clients. Its better for me to limit syncing between devices.
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2y ago
Agreed. Too many places where things can go wrong.
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2y ago
I wouldn't trust passkey myself [0] [0]: https://fy.blackhats.net.au/blog/2024-04-26-passkeys-a-shatt...
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2y ago
The problem is that every institution has been corrupted by the capitalistic viewpoint that everything needs to be profitable to work. Everyone believes that and lives there live around those principals there is not much room for a common
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2y ago
LOL. Talk about an oxymoron.
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2y ago
No. Im sorry, find another way to make money. Nobody has a god given right to deliver me ads.
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2y ago
And when all those idiots die because the spent time destroying the very society they lived in, all the people that choose not to poison the well will be free to make the world a better place. It's not going to last forever. Their time
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2y ago
Microsoft needs to be broken up as well, but that didn't/isn't happening either. Do we have a justice system that will protect people?
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