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by xnickb 1y ago
But you still get the worst of the Windows world, which is more than many are willing to deal with. I was using windows for years as my main gaming OS, but after they announced W11 being the only way forward. Switching to Linux on the deskt
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by xnickb 1y ago
That's a much harder attack to pull off. Windows actually does a decent job at preventing this kind of thing from being easily achievable. Clipboard attacks are far easier, as most modern systems treat clipboard as a non-critical resou
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by xnickb 1y ago
Many people can borrow your toy to have look at it, but only one person can borrow it and play with it. And they are only allowed to play while no one is watching. And if you want to modify your toy with some tool it's not your's
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by xnickb 1y ago
I have a habit of reading Conclusions of lengthy articles before I read the article itself to decide whether it's worth a read or not. This article had by far the most useless conclusion section.
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by xnickb 1y ago
To quote one famous developer: "Talk is cheap. Show me code!"
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by xnickb 1y ago
It's definitely a "you" problem. It works for me over a monitor connected via a docking station. I have tries pop os a while ago but it definitely worked.
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by xnickb 1y ago
That's an interesting typo. Freud would like a word with you.
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by xnickb 1y ago
if it's behind nginx, check client_max_body_size. Set it to something big
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by xnickb 1y ago
Confidently wrong. Life is a bit more nuanced than that. Look at any popular open source project and tell me not a single contributor was having fun while writing it. I can give you examples of very high quality open source projects where I
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by xnickb 1y ago
Not disagreeing, but if not me, someone else would probably do an even better job at that harmful position. Everyone is replaceable. When does this become about changing the society?
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by xnickb 1y ago
A bit more specialized, but still a nice list: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Design_Tools
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by xnickb 1y ago
I didn't see any ads. Thanks for letting me know
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by xnickb 1y ago
then cm will become a bit longer and it'll break many things
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by xnickb 1y ago
Money better spent on marketing. Like that song about "him having a plan". After all car sales don't drive the stock market. Public opinion does.
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by xnickb 1y ago
It's more of a hypothesis in this case. And some are clearly thicker than others. But that's details.
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by xnickb 1y ago
Religious people claim it's merely a communication device, and the computer is elsewhere. Clearly one's interpretation is a function of the paradigm one exists in.
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by xnickb 1y ago
I fail to see the drastic change here. AI was used for this in the past as well. The difference is far from that between steam and combustion engines.
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by xnickb 1y ago
It's a fallacy to assume that one didn't have privacy merely because most people opted out of it due to personal reasons.
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by xnickb 1y ago
A friend of mine had to swear on a holy book to not use VPN upon returning to their country of origin.
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by xnickb 2y ago
Looking at the UI of modern apps and websites, I think we're too late with this. What the mass user finds "intuitive" is already formed and it's in a horrible place and it's hard to go back.
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by xnickb 2y ago
There is a typo in the description "is your is your"
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by xnickb 2y ago
If they at least cited PPP I'd maybe buy their argument..
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by xnickb 2y ago
How is GDP per-capita related to the customers having any rights?
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by xnickb 2y ago
Or better yet, offer help
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by xnickb 2y ago
I'm nowhere near expert on any of the things below, but: My gut tells me if an exchange makes as much money as you suggest, people involved in that exchange are making even more profit from the said exchange, otherwise they wouldn&#x27
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by xnickb 2y ago
Somehow I expected AI to give clues that combine 4-5-6 words at a time. It's not at all impressive to me. And I'm not a serious player at all
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by xnickb 2y ago
Then that expectation should be communicated clearly, not via some obscure passive aggressive subtones, don't you find?
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by xnickb 2y ago
Smells like poor management to me. "We'd like you to explore this path and show how you would deal with problems that occur there" is much easier to interpret than the passive aggressive tone of "I don't think ..&qu
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by xnickb 2y ago
humans heating up the planet to look at computers talk to each other while pretending to be humans. Fun times
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by xnickb 2y ago
I agree. My point goes rather in the direction that just because one doesn't have much to show by 14 y/o, doesn't mean they're less of a human than someone who does. Merit isn't a predictor of success, perhaps a req

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