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by w0de0 8mo ago
> Not a Hater Nor am I, but… > Earlier today I was asking Gemini to find me a nearby bar that would optimize for price, tastiness of drinks, and “not making me feel lonely as a solo traveler on Valentine’s day.” …this sort of behavior
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by w0de0 8mo ago
It's one balloon, Michael. What could it cost, 10 dollars?
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by w0de0 8mo ago
Nothing unusual - DOUGHCON 4: https://www.pizzint.watch/
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by w0de0 8mo ago
This approach seems much more likely to induce an incident. It’s an adversarial approach; it’s how you end up shooting people for filming. Constant vigilance! Shoot the nurse on his knees, to be safe!
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by w0de0 8mo ago
Can you imagine was a useless mishmash of lies Wikipedia would be if it did not have a bias for mainstream academia!? Wither epistemology?
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by w0de0 9mo ago
Your list is correct in favoring intangibles. Ideas underpin all technology and are immune to entropy. Not so MS Excel, which is just a rock tricked into doing particularly structured mathematics. Spreadsheets, the concept, are significant;
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by w0de0 9mo ago
Depends on the OS and the “MDM rules.” For instance, it resides in a separate preference domain identifier on macOS. Your sysadmin must deploy “MDM rules” - a profile - which applies to Canary specifically. They often don’t. Moreover some o
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by w0de0 9mo ago
Good question. It’s a human who posts tech opinions on the internet. Recently I met one named bigyabai - ironically a rather small tech personality, but one nonetheless.
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by w0de0 9mo ago
Also if you can’t figure out how to get around the Chrome extension restriction, you either have remarkably competent CPEs (not me, so unlikely), or you’re not trying hard enough. Go download Canary to start.
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by w0de0 9mo ago
Chrome extensions shouldn’t be in the hands of users, no matter their title. CEO included. As a device sysadmin I feel this strongly. None of you can be trusted to vet extensions. Honestly anyone who uses vanilla Chrome has a suspect threat
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by w0de0 9mo ago
Ah, so you admit that ICE’s public work of late has nothing to do with tech worker’s visas? They can just slide by while the more vulnerable are harassed?
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by w0de0 9mo ago
How can this entire thing be written - including the observation that most entrances are “in or near” Christian churches - without even mentioning the extraordinarily obvious conclusion of forced or voluntary anchorites? There is a deep tra
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by w0de0 9mo ago
At what level of abstraction does programming become a process of selection and integration?
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by w0de0 10mo ago
If say China failed to “Gaza” Taiwan - because, well, China has never successfully launched a maritime invasion in its long history - would your world-view change? Or are you a ride-or-die Central Committee man, every other thought is impos
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by w0de0 11mo ago
Lucky, too. It’s hardly decency if it pertains only to the righteous.
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by w0de0 11mo ago
I don’t understand how this is not a clear violation of his Sixth Amendment right to a speedy trial.
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by w0de0 11mo ago
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives one.” Knowledge is prerequisite for all else. Do pity the millions who will grow old before reading Ishiguro’s ‘The Remains of the Day’ - you too? Could you see
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by w0de0 11mo ago
I’d disagree. As domesticated, bred familiars, the natural state of cats, as with dogs, is symbiosis with humans. They’re not wild animals in a zoo. As the common jokes go, they own us as much as we them.
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by w0de0 11mo ago
Fascinating. I’ve viewed imprisoning a cat within a single set of rooms for the entirety of its life as cruelty. They wish so clearly to roam, to hunt, to mark territory and to meet other cats. A full life excels a maximally long one, no?
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by w0de0 1y ago
Too true. Then we elected a reality TV star president. Just ‘cause humanity survived doesn’t mean it thrived.
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by w0de0 1y ago
Because I think Russia’s project has far more to do with their internal politics than with geopolitics. The Chechen wars foreshadowed Ukraine, and were enitrely, as with Ukraine, a response to the fall of the Soviet empire. (Perhaps a Marsh
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by w0de0 1y ago
You’re absolutely right. Poor frugality is why we should be ok with “22% of seniors trying to survive on an income of less than $15,000 a year.” They’ve only themselves to blame. It’s their own moral failing, not society’s, really. All that
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by w0de0 1y ago
No need for a launch boat. Just light the fuse and eject it from your balloon. Think subsurface missle launch by an Ohio-class sub.
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by w0de0 1y ago
It’s worked out in as much as no NATO country in the east has been yet as tacked - despite all of them being smaller prey than Ukraine. (I find it difficult to believe that Russia wouldn’t have embarked on an expansionist project if NATO ha
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by w0de0 1y ago
“…and I am therefore justified in demanding the surrender of the city of Savannah, and its dependent forts, and shall wait a reasonable time for your answer, before opening with heavy ordnance. “Should you entertain the proposition, I am pr
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by w0de0 1y ago
They’re detected now. Right now. Front page of the NY Times. The murders didn’t do shit.
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by w0de0 1y ago
Eisenhower’s Farewell Address, 1961 (in which he coined the term “military-industrial complex”): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CWiIYW_fBfY
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by w0de0 1y ago
Do you also plan to take the sea journey?
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by w0de0 1y ago
It’s fixed. There were a few weeks in which I noticed this as well. No longer.
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by w0de0 1y ago
Every party system in the United States - there have been several [0] - has been a duopoly. This is a natural outcome of a first past the post, single representative per district electoral system (see also: the UK). The extremity in current

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