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yndoendo
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Do you mean that all produced output must be a chain or words found in a dictionary? The real-world for humans has them creating and using non-dictionary words to communicate daily. A good example is "notify", defined in the dicti
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yndoendo
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The top part of a sticky note, found in most offices, works great with having to take off and put back on. Always assume that the company's provided laptop is a RAT with voice and video recording with notice is a norm.
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Worked on building a new desktop this month. Most AMD consumer CPUs support unbuffered ECC RAM to help protect against inflight bit flipped. DDR5 standard has chip level built-in ECC to protect bit flipping on the RAM but not in-flight. We
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2y ago
Manage date and time in UTC/Zulu. Append the time zone if that meta is needed and store both the client and server for backend. That way you don't have to deal with time travel and can handle time shifts. I would say that concurre
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I have been pretty consistent with creating lucid dreams in the morning by using my TV. 1) Start playing a movie 2) Set the audio just below being able to understand dialogue and can hear the conversations 3) Wear a blindfold to prevent ene
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yndoendo
2y ago
Don't know about present. Back when I worked with a version 2, Raspbian couldn't handle a 2560×1080 UltraWide without low frame rate with stuttering but ArchARM with Sway had no issues.
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Moved from MD to LaTeX for documentation. Content maybe shared between two or more documents. Was copying and pasting to fix multiple locations for simple spelling errors. Now there is a single LaTex file to edit for all complete documents.
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yndoendo
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Disney proved that terms of service and conditions for their media content can be more dangerous than the content they serve.
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yndoendo
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Until society has better work-life balance to allow for exercise while allowing for cost effect doctor visit to assign supportive and recognized improvement. Cheerleaders are more useful then people think.
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Spending money at a restaurant that is on the stock market helps those with stock. Spending money at a local restaurant helps the local community. Restaurants on the stock exchange actually symphony out money from the local economy. The sto
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yndoendo
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I don't see a fuel tax being a vice tax since I must drive to work and the stores. I want to drive as little as possible. Use-taxes are just to push from the collective to the average person. Instead of having companies like Amazon fit
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That is good in theory. Reality, anyone you engage with that uses an Apple device has leaked your content / information to Apple. High confidence that Apple could easily build profiles on people that do not use their devices via this i
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Lewd charisma wins over kind intelligence.
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Didn't know what Pixelmator was, looked them up and they only distribute through the App Store. I haven't been an Apple user for over 10 years, through that macOS now uses the App Store to distribute OS updates. There is no gettin
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My long term experience with Visual Studio is the inverse of stellar. In order to submit bugs with Microsoft the application redirects the end user to their website with web socket. The company I work for has extra security and this breaks
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Working IT consulting for about 5 years, I have never experienced an end user with an unseated chip, not even on my personal products. Irony, of all laptop I have owned, the most problematic was the Apple PowerBook. It's screen became
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I don't understand why moving to system designs that require exploitation of the accessibility layer to turn a device into something semi functional. Those OS go out of the way preventing features that hinder usefulness of the devices.
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All models are flawed, some are still useful. Cars are a great example of this. The majority of them have an underline design flaw but people keep buying them with said flaw. The door entry is not designed for parking lots / car parks.
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Massive multi-core is subjective. Most industrial computers are still low core. You are more likely to find dual or quad core in these environments. Multi-core costs more money and increases the cost of automation. Look at Advantech compute
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Wayland is more focused on security. That onion layer right there will increase the complexity of usage. X11 doesn't have the extra abstractions to limit and prevent intrusive interactions with the desktop. Example of this would be whe
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Refurbish and repairing viable electronics does not help keep Apple's, Google's or any manufacturer's stock high. Stock spikes high when the news organizations can talk about all the latest hardware and how sales doing well.
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Apple controls the full driver stack while Microsoft does not. I've had to re-work HID interaction on Windows with WinForms and WPF to work around problematic touch interface drivers on Windows 7 and 10. Microsoft is more towards licen
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Both of them remind me of Elizabeth Holmes. She ran Theranos through a promise of lies long enough they turned into fraud. So far Musk has been pushing the lies out continually to try and prevent any possible exposure to fraud. Like "G
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This would be like Telsa coming with new tech. Tesla / X-Twitter & Facebook / Meta are companies I will never financially support. They make money off propagating misinformation and their CEOs are not decent human-beings.
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Save costs by integration with the new feature or increasing cost with maintaining a custom kernel branch in the long run.
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Riddle of free speech? Doesn't a Venn diagram of free speech include information and miss-information? I never said free speech does not include miss-information. What is Information and what is Miss-information? Example: "Vaccine
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Here are a few examples. Note that the Slacker family are not low level, they are the top echelon of the OxyContin pushers. [1] [2] [3] [1] https://www.npr.org/2017/06/17/533327584/the-controversy-ove...
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When people sell drugs like cocaine or heroin and the consumer dies, they dealer is prosecuted for their death. The Slacker family has assisted with more deaths than any single street dealer and are not held to the same standards. This show
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People often rather live in a world they believe in versus the one that really exists. Think the term is Cognitive Distortions. Reality, Musk's X-Twitter free speech policy is about his personal tastes.[1] [2] My personal taste, I cann
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I don't teach economics 101 nor taken a class. What about the other corporate departments that are being outsource? The company I previously worked for not only outsourced product manufacturing to South Korea with assembly in the USA,
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