twelvedogs

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by twelvedogs 3y ago
yeah it was definitely a case of not wanting to spend a comparatively small amount of money on dev time to even look into it it was obviously not network based as connection speed didn't seem to change the time required
92.
by twelvedogs 3y ago
subscriptions are most of their income, they don't pay the bills at all
93.
by twelvedogs 3y ago
no one is appeasing anyone, the only suggested changes are stopping new gas stove installs in new homes in some states. even then i would imagine it would be trivial to just wait till after the house is built and put one in induction stove
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by twelvedogs 3y ago
my issue with them is i don't need my house lit up like a christmas tree at 2am in the morning when everything is "off", i've never found having a flashing light a great way of troubleshooting when there's a lot bet
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by twelvedogs 3y ago
you can't really, generally things tend towards getting more locked down unless they fail commercially
96.
by twelvedogs 3y ago
It's really silly how much better Fast tiny 3rd party programs like everything search so much faster than windows search
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
it doesn't really work either unless you're going to die in a couple months
98.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
It was incredibly well received by web devs
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
The ingredients probably are, the quantities possibly not
100.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
it does more than that, it keeps a copy of every dll you've ever installed not just the ones in use. there's a reason it just gets bigger forever even if you don't install more programs
101.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
at the bottom of the article they mentioned they hired 30k people to bring them up to nearly 190k last year , even if they perfectly fit in that's a lot of onboarding
102.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
evolution produces end results that are worthwhile fully understanding at the very least, i imagine hovering around on updrafts is pretty energy efficient off the top of my head too
103.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
at absolute minimum i would say when you have to do an admin task twice through messing with the database or something is when you should probably add an interface for it, guessing what tasks the user (or reality) will screw up is hit and m
104.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
> there is nothing in space for a reason!! literally everything is in space
105.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
Wouldn't high memory usage suggest it will need to bring more from dusk into memory not less
106.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
the fact that anyone who is that terrible would logically not want you to know that they're terrible doesn't really change the terribleness just points out that they're aware of how terrible they are.
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
I use my phone it doesn't even show the number, but you can cover the number in case of random servers who can remember 16 digits effortlessly in 2 second No security is perfect but that's no reason to skip basic easy precautions
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
some of the stuff google don't put effort into is super weird, like the whole if the device is in a different "room" it has to loudly announce what it's doing but if it's in the same room it turns down the volume on
109.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
tin works pretty well and it's a pretty hot thing to make a roof out of, having an air gap between your car and the heat source makes a massive difference rather than it being heated directly
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
the way people are learning to interact with stable diffusion is incredibly interesting to me, almost learning a new language via prompts to get it to produce desired results. i feel like that may be the key to the next step in ai, realisi
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
> Microsoft did anti-competitive shenanigans back in the day too and yet Mozilla managed to still get a significant marketshare despite that pretty easy to do when the incumbent barely worked on their browser for 5 years because they had
112.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
just because the boat will still be leaky doesn't mean you shouldn't try and plug the holes start with the biggest one and work your way down
113.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
innovating is hard and haphazard, paying to defend your position is expensive but easy and incredibly predictable i'd be very surprised if any large company with a commanding market share isn't spending a significant chunk of chan
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
Yeah no one really cares that it's not super effective in Australia though. the courts order blocks, the ISPs block it at dns because it's cheap and easy and pirates are either scared off by the warning message or just use Google
115.
by twelvedogs 4y ago
In the past the court hasn't specified how to block sites so they're usually blocked at dns level, just point the DNS record at one of the isp's ip addresses with a block message If they really are having to block actual ips
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
i mean feel free to attack the example while letting the idea escape, anyone with 5 minutes could come up with a hundred professions where circumstance is the only prerequisite.
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
the idea that we have perfect free will already is silly, so much of who we are and what we are allowed to do is environmental or due to circumstance. who cares if some magic dude makes people not want to murder kids when circumstance alre
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
Endeavour os lets you install barbones arch if you untick enough checkboxes in the installer, I tried manjaro but they put on too much extra stuff
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
Multiple companies have been caught using information for ads that they said they wouldn't, and Twitter have already proven that they're not trust worthy
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by twelvedogs 4y ago
i recently spent 4 hours installing random driver versions to get wifi working on a windows pc, i'm of the opinion wifi is just for phones at this point

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