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by wernercd 3y ago
Depends on how you measure. if you got 3 levels - high, normal, low - then the 58% could be both normal and low...
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by wernercd 3y ago
> anti-patterns if it works and it's stupid... it's not stupid. If companies around the world can get stuff done with "anti-patterns" then, by definition, they don't "suck". I'm all for doing bette
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by wernercd 3y ago
My first thought is to scream in horror as Bobby Tables says hi to "string interpolation". complaining about evil ORMs and then just asking to get taken to the cleaners...
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by wernercd 3y ago
Further reading seems to indicate human control is pivotal in the equation. A human can be granted copyright for created works but the creative part must be human and not machine. Just like you don't grant copyright on a PDF to Adobe P
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by wernercd 3y ago
Were we ever NOT there? https://builtin.com/artificial-intelligence/ai-copyright "Can AI Art Be Copyrighted? It has long been the posture of the U.S. Copyright Office that there is no copyright protection for wo
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by wernercd 3y ago
Prowlarr is also important if you do multiple *arr. Sonarr, Radarr, Readarr. instead of configuring your indexers (multiple) in multiple places? You point the searches at Prowlarr and then keep it updated. I personally run a fairly modified
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by wernercd 3y ago
> Plex in a Docker container This... what's it matter if its hard to get running in linux? you only have to get it running once and bam - you run your server in a container of that. Could take a rocket scientist working on it... but
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by wernercd 3y ago
"what's it have to do with" fastest is not best when it's the most insecure and furthest behind - to the point that it's holding back the internet like IE was back in the day. the fastest piece of shit car is still
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by wernercd 3y ago
"would games use a browser" they shouldn't need to consider it but they are forced by the mafia into giving the don their cut. "are you complaining" are you defending mafia tactics to take a house cut that's wa
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by wernercd 3y ago
Don't need a source... in 12 years climate change is going to kill us all anyways. Spoken by another Oracle of Delphi.
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by wernercd 3y ago
> Your rant has absolutely nothing to do with whether if Safari was “better” it absolutely has to do with Safari as the alternative - webapps. aka installing apps on the iOS outside of the app store - is absolutely hamstrung by requiring
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by wernercd 3y ago
"They would never be in the browser" If companies can install stuff outside of the app store to save a 30% a LARGE number of companies would absolutely do so. To say hamstringing the browser on iOS isn't a calculated choice
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by wernercd 3y ago
> And you can set Chrome/Edge as defaults on both iOS and macOS. Tell me how this limits real browser choice. Chrome on iOS is a skinned Safari. It's not real Chrome. Same for Edge. How is forcing a shitty and limited "ren
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by wernercd 3y ago
"I feel like the user becomes a pawn" A company that makes a 30% cut on apps using customers as a pawn to make a worse browser experience pushing people into using app store apps? Nothing is "less intrusive"... it's
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by wernercd 3y ago
"Where is the revolution?" You know of any revolutions that solve inequality? All the ones in known history simply change who the winners and losers are and maintain inequality. Inequality absolutely exists and "revolutions&q
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by wernercd 3y ago
Are you one of those that can't read where I explicitly stated "Obamacare (unACA)"? reading comprehension is important if you're going to try to dunk... because an IQ above single digits would show you that the unafforda
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by wernercd 3y ago
realistic perspective: it's not a single problem. Oil producers and cartels raise prices because... money's being printed. Because Biden shuts down new pipelines, slows oil leases, is hostile to energy production. Demand craters b
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by wernercd 3y ago
*Arr is automation. Add a TV show, connect some pieces together and your favorite TV show gets downloaded, catagorized and added to your own private Netflix server (Plex). Sonarr? TV shows. Radarr? Movies. Books. Music. Etc. "missing s
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by wernercd 3y ago
that much cash would be lifechanging... as it would add to the rampant inflation already in flight. It would change the lives of everyone by making things worse. Thanks for the offer but how about instead of making the problem worse for eve
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by wernercd 3y ago
The rampant inflation from "government print money" seems to show that yes, even if we aren't paying for it directly (and our 30t+ in debt says we are paying for it.)... we are paying for the "print free money" at t
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by wernercd 3y ago
In the grand scheme of things... in a universe that's billions of years old. Humanity is 200k+ years old. Civilization is 6k years old. Computers? 100 years old. What part of any "modern" industry isn't still very very y
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by wernercd 3y ago
Well depending on how you roll, I've had 2 routers - inside/outside. Guest network, IoTs, etc on the outside. Computers, Phones, Printers on the inside. Don't currently - but I also don't have many IoTs currently. Will p
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by wernercd 3y ago
Switch/Router, IMO, is a bigger reason to have automatic pull/updates. You're looking at your phone on a day to day basis. Using your desktop. The router/switch/lightbulb/etc? All stuff that sits in the backgro
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by wernercd 3y ago
Why not just cut the middle man? Just pay $100k for a 4 year degree. No need for grades, learning or any of the crap that "discriminates" between smart and um... not smart... students.
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by wernercd 3y ago
Java, COBOL, C#, JavaScript, etc... all tech that's not "sexy" but are the backbones. Even dead languages like COBOL aren't dead. These techs are the tech that'll be here in 40+ years - or atleast until Skynet rewri
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by wernercd 3y ago
"harmless" They will do everything in their power to kill and eat you and give you diseases. We do need them but harmless? Mother Nature is anything but harmless.
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by wernercd 4y ago
"tax returns" and the OPs example was someone who had millions in the bank and took no "income" for years to fudge the tax return.
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by wernercd 4y ago
I bet "why not ban legacy" is answered with "legacy donations mean two things: No chance". https://hechingerreport.org/proof-points-why-elite-colleges-... "To find out why elite colleges love legaci
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by wernercd 4y ago
Obviously others know better than Indians. Thats why they have to protect and teach them where they are wrong. /s
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by wernercd 4y ago
Or it's like a "POC" saying that you can't be racist against white people despite it being clearly evident that racism against all people - including white - is happening every day. Everyone is receiving racism but it&#x

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