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yard2010
2y ago
I recalled the big WiFi sign in the middle of the Torres del Paine trek. When you come closer it says in spanish: "no wifi, enjoy the nature"
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2y ago
The average never tells the full story, it can be heavily impacted by a few order-of-magnitude outliers.
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2y ago
It was Vista!! I remember the cpu, ram and fan speed all goes 100% when hovering on one.
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2y ago
I have all I need right on my desktop. Expedia deals? Check. Candy Crush? Check. The current weather on the other side of the world using units I don't understand? Check. Everything came pre-installed too, so it's just the out of
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2y ago
I love all the magic tricks and fake doors you use to bypass this evil shit.
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2y ago
At this point I'm not sure why to upgrade to Windows 11? Win10 EOL is 10.2025. And then you can upgrade to Windows 12, which should be good because it's even (98 shit xp good vista shit 7 good 8 shit 10 good 11 shit...)
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2y ago
I had this weird feeling but with my google account. It's a digital lifetime that can be just deleted (ofc, not hard delete but I still won't be able to access it) in an instant. Luckily, google gives you the option to get all you
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2y ago
Haha I stopped reading after "the FTC only works.." The system is part of the problem not part of the solution.
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2y ago
Let's say I don't care about privacy. Still left with a software that does what I don't want it to do without asking me, and making it hard to reverse it. It's a software I paid my money for, not some kind of evil "
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2y ago
Hahaha I love reading this because this is basically me. You try to do you. But Windows has other plans. When you get down to the bottom of it, although you don't even have time for that, it's always the same experience. You feel
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2y ago
New cancer from Microsoft is exciting news. But I'm still dealing with the candy crash AIDS. How can I remove this crap from my computer? And also is there a way to remove the ads? Do they have some kind of an extortion plan like Googl
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2y ago
I don't think the problem is crooks in the justice system, but crooks throughout the system, which is a monster that feeds itself - with money you buy power with power you can make more money. This is what you get in a society in which
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2y ago
I do that all the time to the point that it makes every acronym a TWoT (total waste of time)
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2y ago
I had this perfect mosquito repellent - all you had to do was catch the mosquito and spray the solution into his eyes blinding him immediately.
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2y ago
But the problem is with the new stuff it hasn't seen, and questions humans don't know the answers to. It feels like this whole hallucinations thing is just the halting problem with extra steps. Maybe we should ask ChatGPT whether
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2y ago
Haha AppleVision
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2y ago
In other words you end up in manure anyway.
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2y ago
The spanish civil war was a dress rehearsal. Same (but still different) as what happens today in the middle east and Ukraine.
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2y ago
Is this an irony? Paying a subscription fee to a magazine, for people to actually write such sharp and to the point articles (no shameless "the industry is broken! Enter my my startup. It will solve it, buy it now" articles) is re
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2y ago
Sounds utopian and inspiring. I hope it never gets enshitified.
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2y ago
This is only partially true. Their business model is based on business use, not personal use. They do allow free community based solutions. Like Notion - use it for free for personal stuff. But better UX and you get to take your notes home.
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2y ago
I've been using Obsidian for months now. I couldn't justify the high sync cost even though the offering is nice. So I hacked a solution with the community plugin "remotely save", syncing to WebDAV. I thought it would be
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2y ago
You forgot selling the 2016 US elections to Putin for 100k[0] Good luck undoing that releasing codecs haha [0] https://time.com/4930532/facebook-russian-accounts-2016-elec...
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2y ago
Don't fall for it. They will find a way to let some powerful actors exploit the users for dimes.
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2y ago
This is not a real risk you're talking about, but small inconveniences. A risk is losing your house for example, or losing the ability to rent. Inconveniences are part of life anyway. Being the first engineer means you get all these in
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2y ago
"Open mindedness - is that even a word?"
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2y ago
Just say cancer or AIDS, no need to use that much words
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2y ago
> Use it to deliver ads somehow Please don't write such things on the internet
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2y ago
Question - how can dependency hell be solved when using such a tool? It seems so elegant and I love the "it just works" attitude, and I do understand that docker can't be used everywhere due to its technical (and mental) over
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2y ago
Remix is really cool too! On the paper
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