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9mo ago
I am locked out of my older iOS devices. I cannot login to my Apple account on these devices because "the OS is too old", and I cannot update iOS without logging into my Apple account. They bricked those devices just by flipping a
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9mo ago
Giving your health data to an AI is sick. Unfortunately no doctor can cure you of that.
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9mo ago
> city inspectors documenting graffiti violations Because grey fucking concrete walls are so much better than colorful entertainment.
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9mo ago
A bakery I used to go to had highly excellent marzipan puff pastry. When the bakery closed because the master baker who owned it went into retirement, I asked for the recipe so I might be able to replicate the enjoyment. The answer was that
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9mo ago
Try to think logically. If AI eats all jobs, then nobody earns money any more to pay for everyone's UBI. The rich certainly won't do it.
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9mo ago
And once Trump feels secure enough, he will also behead Congress, or at least many of its members. Maybe he wants to keep it as a convenient puppet show. Remember that this is just 1 year into his 2nd term. There is still much time for maki
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9mo ago
Cue the White Knights defending the poor misunderstood megacorp from their keyboards.
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9mo ago
But since the act of observation influences the object observed, who knows what then becomes of it?
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9mo ago
They ran out of letter "o" supply, so they can't spell "no".
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9mo ago
The inmates taking over the asylum progresses apace.
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9mo ago
Is XML Turing-complete yet? I need something to run Doom on.
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9mo ago
Bugs Apple loves? It must be all of them, because they hardly ever fix any. And they make more of them with each OS release.
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9mo ago
This is rubber ducking with extra steps and a subscription fee.
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9mo ago
I had to look up TI-99/4A. Are there still TV sets today you could connect this to?
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9mo ago
That's why they work at Meta. Where else can you make comparable boatloads of money from the misery of children?
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9mo ago
I love the "disenshittify" moniker. Good find, thanks!
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9mo ago
> ... if Apple grants me the entitlement. I have a sneaking suspicion they might steal your idea and release their own version before they do that. But maybe you get lucky and they don't do that, so definitely go for it. Best of luc
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9mo ago
Good to see someone stand up to the bullying and tell it how it is in an international forum.
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9mo ago
TL/DR: No. Betteridge's law of headlines applies.
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9mo ago
If you did webshit in eclipse, especially with NPM involved, it would be just as bad. Running arbitrary code from a downloaded bundle seems normal in that world. > Im guessing the answer is probably Java is why eclipse is out of favor. I
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9mo ago
More bullshit from the masters of the bullshit generator.
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9mo ago
What ethical duties? Their job is to safeguard the money printing machine and to isolate it from all externalized costs and consequences. Those people would sell their children into slavery if it made them a nickel.
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9mo ago
Apple's App Store has been a stinking dumpster fire for many years now, and I've been avoiding it like the plague. I'm not surprised that Apple works on making it even worse.
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9mo ago
Going above and beyond is hardly ever rewarded in my experience, except when it happens in the stupidest way, like producing more technical debt faster.
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9mo ago
Humoring his whims only encourages him to come back fore more.
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9mo ago
> and hands a propaganda gift to every US adversary. This demonstrates, again, that Trump is the prime domestic enemy of the US. Where are the agencies that are sworn to protect the US against enemies foreign and domestic?
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10mo ago
Making humans look ridiculously and unrealisticly bad still doesn't invalidate criticism of AI, its overhyped marketing and all the astroturfing.
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10mo ago
Once again demonstrating that everything comes at a cost. And yet people still believe in a free lunch. With the shit you get people to do because the label says AI I'm clearly in the wrong business.
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10mo ago
I think we can take it as official that the goons are not only domestic terrorists but international terrorists as well. The US has become a terrorist state.
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11mo ago
And also the most unerasable, and hence traceable, system. You can't delete records from a blockchain.
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