underlogic

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by underlogic 2y ago
Long term it will help. Those bypass surgeries aren't cheap
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by underlogic 2y ago
Look something has to be done about the constant interruptions these aggressive advertisements cause. They're breaking the internet experience and wasting an astonishing amount of valuable human life hours. They're really stealing
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by underlogic 2y ago
You go to craigslist, it doesn't come up to you and interfere with your activity and waste your time and sell your attention to a third party. We all know what I'm talking about here.
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by underlogic 2y ago
Here I was thinking marketers were in it for the money but now I see clearly. They're honest people just trying to help solve a problem we all have. Without advertising human beings would sit helpless, unable to discover the world arou
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by underlogic 2y ago
Holding down users, forcing them into an activity not in their interests until they "like it". There is no place for advertising in a civilized future. It's not Ok. It's a type of crime I think.
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by underlogic 2y ago
Just stop buying their product. Advertising is very much an assault on the user. It's tolerated today, but let's call it what it is; brainwashing, exploitation, manipulation, theft.
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by underlogic 2y ago
"Unfortunately, to get this version, potential buyers have to skip the 256GB and 512GB versions of the iPad Pro, as Apple is pretty much forcing customers to spend a premium to get the 1TB and 2TB flavors to experience those multi-core
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by underlogic 2y ago
I don't think less honest covers it and can't believe anything their marketing says after the 3090 claims. Maybe it's true, maybe not. We'll see from the reviews. Well assuming the reviewers weren't paid off with an
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by underlogic 2y ago
It's a "trust me" story. Honeypot
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by underlogic 2y ago
fix it? are you kidding! that they demanded the private key tells you _everything_ you need to know about protonmail.
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by underlogic 2y ago
"at the intersection of" is the worst possible marketing phrase
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by underlogic 2y ago
I think it just uses EXIF data, then makes guess of other photos from same IP. Fake it till you make it
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by underlogic 2y ago
I hear silverblue is worth a look
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by underlogic 2y ago
There's a few reasons. Thinkpads are reliable and durable. Built around a magnesium alloy "rollcage". They are modular, upgradeable and simple to service and there's a detailed hardware maintenance manual for every model
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by underlogic 2y ago
Afraid not. I got a job in Uni at a store that refurbished laptops and as a perk we could take a handful to learn about / disassemble every week, on the condition they came back. Later I would provision units for medium sized companies
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by underlogic 2y ago
I have the 15 inch Macbook Air M2 and would agree it may in fact be the perfect laptop, and I have had hundreds. Trouble is... I don't use it. In fact I just bought a used Thinkpad off ebay to replace it for 99% of my work. People gene
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by underlogic 2y ago
So what? How is that additional bandwidth relevant to 99% of phone users? All they have is photos, and most of the photos sit on internal storage for an hour before being uploaded to iCloud. UHS-III goes to 620 MB/s that's more th
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by underlogic 2y ago
This is ridiculous Apple should just include a microSD slot. Who even uses 512GB of storage on a phone? It's a stupid way to try to rip off the wealthy.
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by underlogic 2y ago
It's not at all sad the movement was clearly sexist. I specifically remember rejecting a funding request from them on the basis that one day I might have a son and he would be unwelcome to learn with the group.
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by underlogic 2y ago
Maybe but you can't teach a Labrador algebra no matter how many treats you feed it. These are aggregate effects of low IQ genetic traits as they play out over generations in our capitalist society. The trauma is a consequence of povert
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by underlogic 2y ago
Pi Darren Aronofsky
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by underlogic 2y ago
Technology will solve the human problem as well
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by underlogic 2y ago
No this group wastes so much time trying to relive the 70's and 80's they're missing an even greater paradigm shift unfolding right here and now. Someone has to say enough with the tinkering already. It's a waste of time
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by underlogic 2y ago
well the silicon is fabbed in Taiwan if you consider that China. Electronics are assembled in China but components originate from all over the world. Common processors are often designed in the US.... that has also been known to do a little
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by underlogic 2y ago
The grinding apparatus often contaminates the product. Lead gears were used to increase reliability by the British and these spice fields still use machinery they left behind because it saves transport costs to compact on site.
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by underlogic 2y ago
Not getting that for $1500. Why spend expensive missiles on unimportant people? And of course, those leave a sky trail from the point of origin.
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by underlogic 3y ago
Target may be able to duck in time and you'd only get one attack per drone. Maybe a gyrojet explosive tip munition with poison coating for the shrapnel, where the firing drone could time the tip detonation by tracking the projectile i
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by underlogic 3y ago
For affordable long range assassination operations. Make it in clear matte plastic, quiet, low flying, add some obstacle avoidance and facial recognition perhaps. Quite a nasty package under 1500 dollars I bet. Could even be ultra small w p
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by underlogic 3y ago
Wrote a little history book on the subject, just get to the new material
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by underlogic 3y ago
Stop trusting google. It's that simple.

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