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   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   Can anyone point me to the best place to get castor going? I cant install it on my 22.04 install unmet dependencies...
2. 242.▲
   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   This and the previous post is well thought out, thank you for the clarity.
3. 243.▲
   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   This is more in line with GamersNexus Community Channel as far as a putting the word out. He is more into this than Linus is IMHO.
4. 244.▲
   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   Nice thanks for the link.
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   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   I'm part of a community around the stop killing games initiative. So maybe it's a bit slanted because most might be pc gamers (technically inclined). But it's a pretty big movement on this front and most of them see right thr
6. 246.▲
   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   It's not just this but there are also devices that can be sold artificially cheaper because advertisers are the real customers
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   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   Yea sorry I was speaking from the U.S. perspective. But still Europe is still involved in certain things like age gating. That is a clear sign that there are some entrenched interests that want to erode privacy on that front. I hope that m
8. 248.▲
   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   I feel like e2ee on phones with OSes from the big two is a lost cause. I'll bet this is the year where open hardware/bios starts getting more popular, hopefully. So we can have open hardware/software.
9. 249.▲
   by trinsic2 7mo ago

   Agreed. What I meant to say is at least the younger generation are starting to see past this smoke screen more so now than maybe 20 years ago.
10. 250.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    >unfortunately, since the messaging/trend isnt "we are against privacy" (it is "we are protecting children, which reluctantly means we all have to sacrifice a wee bit of privacy"), it is really hard to fight back
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    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    maybe you guys already do this, but what about having a line of text near the submission fields that says "If you are submitting a Show HN post, please do not post an AI generated version, it degrades the quality of submissions (or it
12. 252.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    > HN has always been a spirit-of-the-law place How the hell does does this place exist right now with all that is going on. I dont know much about YC, but they don't seem that humane..
13. 253.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    Yeah good point. I work really hard at taking breaks and moving around. where you using a controler/joystick a lot? I was mostly a keyboard warrior.
14. 254.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    I sucked at writing myself. It's been my experience that over time practicing to becoming a better writer helped me structure my thoughts into something cohesive on the page. And I got better over time.
15. 255.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    I dont post AI generate anything, but I do get snarky... Ahh shoot sorry guys I didn't even see the guidelines. I broke so many. Ill keep all that in mind. Whats been happening in the world right know has really been getting to me and
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    Ask HN: Why doesn't Linux have a native text editor as feature rich as Notepad++

    5 points by trinsic2 7mo ago|5 comments
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    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    for some reason that hasn't happned to me yet. im only in my 50ies, but I have been on a split keyboard for a long time...
18. 258.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    There's lots of wiggle room if you know how to start with the proper standing. The problem, from my perspective is: if you are trying to get away with wrong doing, or if you are legitimately being harmed by the law as it's being a
19. 259.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    >If the plaintiffs succeed in pricing actual damages beyond this level, they can obtain them. Beyond what level? I am loosing you on that.
20. 260.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    I agree. But IMHO that ship has sailed. This should have been stop it when OpenAI went for-profit. If you want to build a new world with out this, we can't do it while we are supporting the very companies that are creating the problem.
21. 261.▲
    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    I stopped reading slashdot along time ago.. I wonder why.
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    by trinsic2 7mo ago

    Do you have any good links to guides on how to spot? I would like to care, but its hard to tell. and then what do we do when we spot it?
23. 263.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    I think the problem is you can be tracked by your email when you sign up for a new account. So I am not sure how this can be helpful.
24. 264.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    What would this proof of work scenario, instead of restricting new user content, look like?
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    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    I think the right people will stick around. There is a certain kind of indivudal that has the paitence to understand that a system that restricts new accounts from post is a good thing. Of recent, there have been a lot of posters that come
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    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Money in politics which causes politicians to be biased on the passing of legislation?
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    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    How is any of this going to get passed without enforcement of anti-trust and an end to citizen united?
28. 268.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Yes. Fixed
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    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    I have been saying this all along. You can't prevent kids from getting around restrictions. All you can do is try to help them understand what they find on the other side and what some options are. Age-gating is just a way to push forw
30. 270.▲
    by trinsic2 8mo ago

    Wrong parent?