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5d ago
It's not a bicycle for your mind, it's a railbike draisine that only goes on the rails that Apple allows you to use.
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5d ago
Goobledygook laptops would be as much of an abomination as those Windows S laptops
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8d ago
> So, why does Europe need/want the US in NATO? There's is no NATO without the US, it would need to be something else and function differently. That takes years because there's too many countries involved. We would likely
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13d ago
It's not about right to violence, it's about all kinds of rights in a pyramid form. Feudalism is about fiefdom, in that context even LG TV spyware is a form of digital feudalism.
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18d ago
Enjoy watching a spinning wheel for the whole time then "Your TV is trying to connect..."
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18d ago
Just because you can call doesn't mean you can install an app, plenty of people use dumb phones
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19d ago
> a trail of liability you can use to sue LG. The average user would not realize LG was the reason, if they do they will loose more money and effort; LG's reputation and public image won't be even damaged enough for them to tak
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19d ago
“Citizens will be on their best behavior because we are constantly recording and reporting everything that’s going on” - Larry Ellison (Oracle Corporation)
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27d ago
> the original definition of “user,” which read, “a child that is the primary user of a device,” and technically classified every device owner in California as a child. which technically makes California a "Nanny state"
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27d ago
Allowed or not, if you bought your phone before the regulations were in place you'd still have no connection on some models, even 4G phones > https://www.whistleout.com.au/MobilePhones/Guides/Check-if-p...
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28d ago
Many so called dumb phones are just Android phones with buttons, real dumb low powered devices are being phased out because you don't get support for VoLTE Emergency
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29d ago
And how would I make calls with it?
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When Rust Gets Ugly
(corrode.dev)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
Probably faulty nvme commectors, but Gigabyte Brix are notorious for their ability to brick themselves
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1mo ago
What do you think chromebooks are?
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1mo ago
> What will happen once people are priced out of buying computers? I find this worrying. What happens is that people start buying Chinese mini PCs, some of those even have spyware preinstalled along with another malware that is Windows 1
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1mo ago
LLM is a probabilistic moron machine, it's virtually undistinguishable from a non-probabilistic human moron
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1mo ago
> Paying for something is not really a hack Although bribery is a felony in itself > it’s the system working as intended. Maybe it is
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1mo ago
> Binance was under no obligation to provide the data, having quit Russia They're Chinese company and it doesn't even matter that they "operate from Cayman and Seychelle Islands. What matters is that China is the biggest a
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1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html "Please don't use HN primarily for promotion"
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2mo ago
The hubris for surveillance in UK is staggering, what will they do next - roll out the social score system so you'll be banned from taking the tube if you express too much non sanctioned thoughts online?
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2mo ago
I was hoping for hypertext inspired markdown, instead it's a regular one with hyperinflated promises
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2mo ago
You're not invited, so maybe you should go back to Russia
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2mo ago
You, too, will love Big Brother
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2mo ago
Not just out of the box, some phones receive junk apps and ads after you run updates
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2mo ago
So that's why they are lobbying for age verification, i.e ID verification?
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2mo ago
> if you don’t care about the results too much. if you like slop
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Why NPM Dependency Trees Are So Big
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The $60 Laptop
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> ... if you interfere or destroy potential evidence, So everything is potential evidence, even any memory in your brain, were're soon be at Johnny Mnemonic situation here.
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