waych

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by waych 5y ago
Too bad most media are into natural immunity denialism.
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by waych 5y ago
Fauci provably lied to congress about gain of function research funding. Is that a "good thing" too?
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by waych 5y ago
Interesting. Perhaps they fixed the automation glitch now that it has been called out. Still broken for "kyle rittenhouse" however.
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by waych 5y ago
Is this the same failure in automation that is keeping Rittenhouse from being searched on Facebook?
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by waych 5y ago
It's opensource by license. Nobody has to be "authorized" to do anything with code shared. That's not how the licenses work. > FOSS is about power to the end users, and Signal is fighting hard against it. "power&
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by waych 5y ago
The fact that client binaries are signed doesn't mean you can't use your own client. It means you can't make your own binaries and pretend they were from Signal. You aren't suggesting that Signal share their code signin
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by waych 5y ago
Wow what abusive behavior! Just because a tool is OSS doesn't mean it will be community driven, and it also doesn't mean the publisher is subservient to the community's whims. OSS just means you have options when you are don
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by waych 5y ago
Weed ops don't grow plants from seeds fwiw, unless they are trying to discover the next new varietal, as each seed is different from the next. Quality control at scale is accomplished using clones.
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by waych 5y ago
s/tech for appjet/tech for wave/
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by waych 5y ago
Wave launched internally at Google to much fanfare at TGIF, and the whole company was somewhat amazed at the time by its realtime collaborative editing. Wave was built as a secret project in Australia, so when it did launch, internally the
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by waych 5y ago
> management that isn't always aware of reality This is the burdensome part.
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by waych 5y ago
Neither cmd.exe nor powershell.exe are terminal emulators, rather they are both shells / scripting languages. The legacy looking crappy terminal window is usually conhost.exe. Windows has a console interface unlike that found on Unix,
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by waych 5y ago
Ah yes, 9p2000. The network filesystem where caching is non-existent and left as an after-thought.
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by waych 5y ago
I've been using this for the several weeks on Windows 11 insider builds and its great! For those asking comparing versus X forwarding, at least for my purposes, I've found X over a socket very limiting in that remote opengl basica
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by waych 5y ago
What some call a feature, others will call a bug. It doesn't make sense to assign blame on those who bug-fixed the backdoor in the license that clearly would allow a third party to change licensing terms. Even(!) if that third party wa
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by waych 5y ago
Did you get shingles shortly after getting a vaccine?
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by waych 5y ago
When doing this email trick I'd often broadcast the fact as I was "declaring email bankruptcy" to let others know I did this and may have missed their email. I've also lead many mass bug closures. Most stale bugs just ne
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by waych 5y ago
Also the Alt key + letter keys produces a series of key codes prefixed by escape, so one can use any single letter normal-mode command with the Alt key, resulting in "Escape"+<key>. This is convenient to quickly switch to e
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by waych 5y ago
TPM is typically implemented in firmware for consumer boards. Having the option to upgrade to a hardware TPM module is nice, but probably not necessary for the vast majority of users. Hardware TPMs also come with their own sustainability qu
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by waych 5y ago
It's a really bad example. You only have to look back a few years to see the market with less participants, and look at the market efficiency of acquiring a rocket or say putting 1kg into orbit. The only way your argument works is if w
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by waych 5y ago
I'm not confusing them, I'm making a distinction. My posts have been about market efficiency and I didn't say a thing about economic efficiency. If 1000 new participants wanted to buy and sell rockets, yet, the price would b
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by waych 5y ago
You misunderstand. The information is there, constant, regardless of how many participants are in the market. The addition of new participants helps spread, judge and value the information, more than fewer participants, which allows the inf
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by waych 5y ago
You are making the assumption that the first 1000 people somehow had a better way to value the assets being trading than the next group that joins the trade. This is a fallacy as the market sets the prices on its own. No by efficiency I mea
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by waych 5y ago
While "day trading is an objectively terrible investment strategy" for most, having more people in the market and market participants being more fluid in their investments than not, is strictly more efficient than a market with
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by waych 5y ago
While it is certainly possible, it isn't true for any modern phone with an app store.
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by waych 5y ago
Works great when you disable javascript on the domain.
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by waych 5y ago
Managing Terms of Service at scale is actually a real problem companies like Google face, so yeah it's entirely possible the country tracking for Terms of Service (TOS) is completely distinct from the MOP country association in Pay &am
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by waych 5y ago
Xoogler here. The way I remember this working is that it is entirely dependent on the methods of payment (MOP) associated with your account. If you remove MOPs from country A, and then 30 days later you add a MOP from country B, your under
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by waych 5y ago
This assumes that the first party seller is competent, motivated and capable of using their first party documents to good effect performing repairs. Consider the Apple Genius bar for an easy counter example. edit: may have misinterpreted w
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by waych 5y ago
How much value do you give to being tamper proof, to having multi party untrusting infrastructure, to being decentralized? How much do those add up to in your net cost calculation? How do achieve for these with your alternative solutions? W

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