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by vachina 10mo ago
When I see Waymos fail they usually fail together
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by vachina 10mo ago
> disable a million things on it I simply stayed on Windows 10 and I don’t seem to miss any feature thus far lol
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by vachina 10mo ago
Ironically MSFT is surviving off of dinosaurs. Legacy companies pumping it with Office 365 suite and Copilot subscriptions. They’re toast without them.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Windows is slower objectively if you use the same hardware. Now you might say modern software needs modern hardware, but Windows as it is is stagnant in terms of functionality and features, so what justifies the requirement of newer hardwar
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by vachina 10mo ago
Plex misjudged their market bigly. They’re turning into a streaming company, when what people paid for is a media server.
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by vachina 10mo ago
> 'selecting text puts it in the clipboard without confirmation' and 'middle click pastes the clipboard contents' This behavior is not consistent across applications in Linux even.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Truth is there are too many devices that only speak IPv4 or have untested IPv6 stack. People still can’t even agree on how ipv6 address is represented.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Can you run a regression against older Windows/Linux builds?
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by vachina 10mo ago
They could’ve ran a regression against older Windows/Linux builds, to see if this abnormality is specific to this hardware or caused by the software.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Exactly, if you run out of money, processes meant jackshit.
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by vachina 10mo ago
There is nothing wrong with hosting prod at home. A free and open source project needs to be as sustainable and low maintenance as possible. Better to have a service up and running than down when the funds run out.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Immich feels too heavy for my needs, so I wrote a single executable server that turns my photo directories into a photo gallery ( https://github.com/yhling/go-web-image-gallery ) Photo ingestion is via regular samba uplo
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by vachina 10mo ago
Yeah why put anything on social media. Your content is just a means to put ads alongside, and then trained to death by their AI.
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by vachina 10mo ago
More like they’re trying to snuff out potential competitors. Why work as hard to push your own products if NVIDIA gave you money to retire for the rest of your life?
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by vachina 10mo ago
It will be if personal computing becomes unaffordable. The lag is simply mitigated by having PoP everywhere.
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by vachina 10mo ago
You wish. Games will just be published cloud-only and you can only play them via thin clients.
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by vachina 10mo ago
I was unconvinced till I switched my devices, one by one, to Apple products a few years ago. They really do just work, especially with specification abiding devices. Everything else feels flakey.
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by vachina 10mo ago
non-apple headphones work just fine with Apple products. In fact, Apple's bluetooth stack seem to work best among all the portable devices I come across (no random droppings, connects on first try etc.)
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by vachina 10mo ago
Yeah. I remember growing up with a Trinitron flat CRT that I thought was humungous. TIL 43 inches is the upper limit for CRTs.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Use them as the public toilet they are. Never put in any effort in anything you upload.
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by vachina 10mo ago
There’s no money to be made in writing privacy respecting web browsers lol. Give Mozilla a break.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Yeah and then it becomes an unmaintainable monolith because at some point the AI also lost track of what code does what. Great for Opus because you’re now a captive customer.
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by vachina 10mo ago
I use enterprise LLM provided by work, working on very proprietary codebase on a semi esoteric language. My impression is it is still a very big autocompletion machine. You still need to hand hold it all the way as it is only capable of reg
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by vachina 10mo ago
I got my vanity phone number this way too. However key point is to have a registrar with an insecure lookup endpoint like in the article. Most endpoints now only give you a list pre generated numbers to choose from, AND that endpoint is rat
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by vachina 10mo ago
Likely because it is not on any client side blocklist (yet). Do not underestimate the power of Google Safe Browsing.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Actually the entire study should be titled “Usage trends of Cloudflare users”. The internet is not Cloudflare.
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by vachina 10mo ago
Yeah, a more meaningful study next would be the market share of DNS resolvers. Not every metric published here can be used, because the observers are from the PoV of Cloudflare and cloudflare alone.
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by vachina 10mo ago
There’s no way China is going to be an aggressor. It’s more akin to “don’t come into my lawn or else”. If you don’t go into their lawn nothing happens.
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by vachina 10mo ago
As a non-us observer, I'm unsure where this "China gonna invade Taiwan" hysteric come from. It never made sense.
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by vachina 10mo ago
China has also wisened up and is limiting supplies also. Their B2C marketplace is seeing less and less >1TB SSDs and even those who sell I've seen prices x2 in the span of two months.

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