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by zelon88 2y ago
And that's how they get to the millions of monthly deportations per month that they were fantasizing about in Project 2025.....
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by zelon88 2y ago
"To demonstrate how efficient our product, CoPilot is, we've decided to use it to uncover vulnerabilities in competing products." Gee, how clever and thoughtful.
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by zelon88 2y ago
Yes, I was shocked that Bill Gates's personal blog seems to have that "500 WordPress plugins" kinda vibe. Kinda reminds me of my old MySpace profile.
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by zelon88 2y ago
My favorite quirk, which they recently did away with, was in Google docs and sheets. They made a custom right click menu that had it's own Copy and Paste buttons. If you tried to use these "Copy / Paste" options, a full
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by zelon88 2y ago
Politics is more regional than any other single factor. Like religion. You're highly unlikely to grow up Protestant in Israel just like you're highly unlikely to going to grow up with liberal views in Tennessee. Second to geograph
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by zelon88 2y ago
I've noticed that the amount of click-farm generated spam from third world countries pushing Tesla related propaganda has spiked tremendously since inauguration day. Keep an eye open for AI generated images of Musk in front of fictiona
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by zelon88 2y ago
To elaborate a little bit; I've been in many, many buildings for cabling issues. While I generally agree with your assessment of "run more everything" I think this could be taken out of hand for a lot of smaller IT departme
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by zelon88 2y ago
We've almost come full circle with the idea of "run more cabling" already in some ways. For example, a building built in 1960 had analog phone lines. Then in the 80s network lines were added. Then in the 90s - 00s more and mo
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by zelon88 2y ago
The problems I noticed were, it doesn't matter what the SPF and DKIM look like. If Google or Microsoft refuse to relay your email based on secret internal factors then you're out of business.
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by zelon88 2y ago
Sounds like an issue with an outdated locally hosted IP2 Location database.
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by zelon88 2y ago
I work in education, and I emplore you to post a Privacy Policy and TOS clearly on the homepage, ASAP. We have so much low hanging fruit in this industry with regards to privacy and security. The website you listed reminds me a lot of other
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by zelon88 2y ago
As an IT professional; It's not even worth my time to substantiate those claims. The user gets a new mouse and I record it as a ticket. I've never had to "cut anyone off" from issuing new equipment, but if there's e
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by zelon88 2y ago
I'm not a Big Company person or a Founder. From my perspective, it's the "continue to the next phase" that is the whole problem. Not everything needs to be expanded to it's logical extreme. I've worked in a lot
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by zelon88 2y ago
Here's an idea.... Stop putting your critical business data on disparate third party systems that you don't have access to. Problem solved!
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by zelon88 2y ago
This is misleading. The article doesn't claim a specific thermal efficiency anywhere. Not sure why the title of this post says >50%. Also, the engine itself is not achieving >50% thermal efficiency. The propulsion system is a hyb
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by zelon88 2y ago
> Not everything is equally good or affordable, but it’s crucial to understand what the world is moving toward (even if maybe they shouldn’t). And this is exactly how we get to Elon Musk creating a constitutional crisis. Complacency. Com
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by zelon88 2y ago
This is still the case when troubleshooting POTS lines on analog PBX systems. All you need is the probe side of a tone generator and you can listen to analog phone conversations in progress with no additional configuration or hardware.
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by zelon88 2y ago
The only ones who should be doubting themselves are the ones trying to take over the government.
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by zelon88 2y ago
What's even crazier is the ad spend right now by PR firms representing this nonsense. Pretty much every generic clickbait account on FB (names like "Focal Flow", "Humanity", "Engineering Today", ect) have
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by zelon88 2y ago
While I agree with the sentiment you are delivering, I think successful is probably the wrong word here. I worked on a repo for several years with many tens of thousands of lines of code and attempted to promote it heavily with little succe
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by zelon88 2y ago
[1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2023/12/10/elon-musks...
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by zelon88 2y ago
This is the second launch. Because during the first grok wasn't politically aligned enough with elon.
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by zelon88 2y ago
> I imagine soon you'll be able to ask it what the world is talking about today and get some interesting responses. You'll get exactly what Elon wants it to say.
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by zelon88 2y ago
> I have nothing against gay people, You don't get to dictate that to other people after going on a rant specifically about gay people. I mean you can, but nobody's gonna buy it. You need to realize that perception is reality,
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by zelon88 2y ago
Tell that to the people who keep the network gear running at your office. You might not see the importance of knowing the details, but those details still matter and are still in plain use all around you every day. The aversion to learning
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by zelon88 2y ago
I've been feeding my cat only seafood flavored cat food ever since the cat food contamination from a couple weeks ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42512754
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by zelon88 2y ago
The amount of faith you've placed in an emotionally compromised, ketamine fueled narcissistic nazi sympathizer is tragically misplaced.
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by zelon88 2y ago
From a security standpoint, we have a private citizen who is a) not American born, b) didn't apply to work for the government and hasn't been vetted, c) an apartheid sympathizing nazi who did a sieg heil on national television, d)
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by zelon88 2y ago
I can't tell if this is ad hominem or not. Obviously empathy exists, but this is a much, much different level of empathy. I think that if someone has experienced this drug they would have had the permanent, noticable shift in thinking
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by zelon88 2y ago
The psychadelic effects of this particular drug is so overwhelmingly, convincingly powerful that it's hard for me to imagine anyone who actually took it describing it as "romanticized". Words cannot accurately describe how co

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