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by type0 3y ago
> YouTube demonetized every single video with the word "Linux" in the title. I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux
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Helix: Post-modern and modal text editor(helix-editor.com)
3 points by type0 3y ago|0 comments
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by type0 3y ago
I heard they push more of that crapware with updates on some models
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by type0 3y ago
> the toaster started melting itself about 5 seconds in. Thwaites considers it a partial success. and the difference between that diy contraption and this fancy old toaster is like a difference between a skateboard and a car https:&#x2F
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by type0 3y ago
Not at all like in Ukraine, winter war ended because ww2 started, though you could also see it as the beginning of the same war
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by type0 3y ago
I was talking about EU
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by type0 3y ago
> If they wait too long there won't be any deal. There is no deal on the table, there never was. Putin wants them to surrender and more or less dissolve the army so he can take the rest without the fight.
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by type0 3y ago
> is farmers getting shafted by cheap grain imports from Ukraine due to lax control at the border, no tracking, and no punishments for buyers. they say that and yet much larger traffic of grain from Russia somehow doesn't hurt those
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by type0 3y ago
Real patronizing is not helping your friends with weapons after you promised to do so
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by type0 3y ago
I'm hearing Russians will feel secure when they conquer all the former USSR territory > boogyman propaganda so beloved of Hollywood. not hollywood, they say it on Russian state tv, if you take your head out of your arse and manage t
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by type0 3y ago
it's a bit more nuanced: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finlandization
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by type0 3y ago
> I doubt we are ever going to truly see an OS that can handle both Many users would be okay with dual booting if they can safe on money and weight
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by type0 3y ago
I do not consent to this consensus
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by type0 3y ago
Margins are too low, unless we experience some sort of 3d printer like revolution for clothing it's likely to never catch up
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by type0 3y ago
One of the famous mappa mundi errors is actually California https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_of_California
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by type0 3y ago
Should we wait until 2099 to get a usable brain computer interface that school systems will adopt?!
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by type0 3y ago
> not this one perhaps, given our treatment of whales Whaling was one of the biggest industries back then, I'd argue by the standards of 1899 that would seem quite humane
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by type0 3y ago
> 2100 utopia would be about ecology and social relationships Silent Running https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067756/
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by type0 3y ago
They envisioned robotic tailors and even today we are far away from that it's last one this slide https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/a-19th-century-vis...
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by type0 3y ago
The effort of contributors can certainly be depleted when they see that no one cares to even submit a bug report or suggest any improvements
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by type0 3y ago
> they will rather drop you than try to accommodate you. yeah they dropped my account and kept the money, now I know how they can be that cheap
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by type0 3y ago
They banned my prepaid account, I had few bucks on left on it to test and evaluate some selfhosting services. I didn't try to ask for my money back as I saw it like a pointless time waste trying to contact them.
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Japan set to launch first wood satellite(woodworkingnetwork.com)
28 points by type0 3y ago|10 comments
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by type0 3y ago
> but for me the perception of the shortness of life is best fought by reminding yourself that it is not short Memento mori
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by type0 3y ago
> wheels for the mac pro https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MX572ZM/A/apple-mac-pro-w... 700 bucks, now just imagine what one would have to pay for the wheels on your shiny new applecar
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by type0 3y ago
> There was this long song and dance about how apps were to be replaced by web pages Yeah and the first iPhones were terrible if you didn't jailbreak them
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by type0 3y ago
Apples strategy is to wait and see they are rarely first to put money into something where they can't learn from mistakes of others. iPhone wasn't the first mass produced smartphone and I'd argue Apple is a software company f
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by type0 3y ago
Proprietary tires that you can only blow up with special hardware that you rent from Apple
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by type0 3y ago
No, that's like comparing apples and oranges
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by type0 3y ago
> LLMs aren’t self-aware enough LLMs aren't self-aware at all, it's an illusion presented to the observer

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