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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
My Android Phone will connect to my dock and all connected hardware functions as expected but it doesn't charge the phone. After the first disconnect subsequent connections to the phone will just charge the phone but the phone does not
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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
I think I'm in this boat. I'm just choosing to interact with technology less. Everything has just gotten more hostile that it has reached a tipping point.
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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
I have multiple home servers running ZFS and the first thing to check when encountering errors is the SATA cables. Those blue foil fan-out types are the worst from my experience.
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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
Just don't ask it theme something in a late 30's and early 40's German style.
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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
What do you use for external parity? Par2? If you were to replace your current drive with a new larger one and your RAM or your SATA controller silently corrupted the files how would things play out? Would these corrupted files propegate to
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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
It's more the single drive storage layout that is an issue in your case. No resilience to a single disk failing and you are risking all your data if your hardware starts silently corrupting data. This is assuming all your backups are
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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
I wish there was more love for more vanilla forms of Android. I would trade more simplicity out of the box and regular software updates over the current situation. Personally I'm blown away by Motorola options in the budget range. For
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by CTDOCodebases 2mo ago
It's Android stop expecting it to make sense. You have to learn some intricacy of some tool so you can forget it and have to learn it again three months later. iOS is no better. Sure everything is intuitive but it's going to get a
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
Alpine Linux Combined with OXWM isn't a bad idea. If your install is small and you have enough ram it's possible to run it from RAM with persistence.
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
Is this a valid point when we live in an evolving world. Language changes, facts change etc. Or can everything can just be grabbed from webpages and stored in the context window?
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
If I remember correctly iPhone apps used to use the devices SSL certificates so you as a user could install your own and man-in-the-middle the traffic to see what was being sent. AFAIK now the apps use certificate pinning.
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
This looks interesting. I just set up an Alpine Diskless system that boots from a USB stick. I originally tried to set up a NixOS diskless system with persistence for the same reason as the author but the LLM jerked me around and I had litt
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
Yeah I don’t know if I come to the same conclusion as you. There is no probabilistic way to determine if the singularity will be a positive or negative for humanity. Climate change is a net negative for humanity. Regardless it’s clear what
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
Because it's more fun? Being serious this is a silly line of reasoning. Maybe they are both bad? It's like asking why is it bad to light a forest fire when there is a forest fire already burning. I take issue with the cognitive di
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
I think it's a rebuttal against claims that LLMs are incompatible with large code bases. It's not so much a flex about the quality of the code, it's more a flex about the complexity of the code and the LLMs ability to deal wi
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
Wait until you hear about tab+shift. It would be great if they built Vim style shortcuts into the spec and browser like you suggested but in the time being we have the Vimium extensions for other browsers. Personally I am not a fan of exten
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
When it translated a paragraph of one language into another flawlessly.
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by CTDOCodebases 3mo ago
A tiled window manager with Qutebrowser and it's vimium style shortcuts is the closest I have come to this.
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
I have premium and for over a month I couldn’t save videos to playlists in the app.
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
These products already do what basically everyone wants them to do. The problem is now people are conditioned to having their privacy violated so they are still the product and they will pay to be the product. The network effects with a pro
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
Did Microsoft ever explain why Bitlocker could be deliberately circumvented? Part of me thinks they are welcoming this drama because if the other 0-days are genuine bugs then it muddies the water and shifts the focus away from a the fact th
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
If you are interested in that you might want to check out this paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/srep00196
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
The sites have user submitted content but the sites decide what content they show. In legacy media the platform is responsible for the content they present you. On new media platforms they are pushing out foreign propaganda and getting fina
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
The cognitive dissonance around this is astounding. First of all define productive. Would someone using AI to build software at a startup which is likely to fail be considered productive? What if there is already similar software available
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
It’s a matter of timeframes too. Cryptocurrency is more popular and intertwined with the financial system than it ever was so while the claim isn’t currently true it doesn’t mean it won’t be on a long enough timeframe. If you are old enough
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
Maybe they need those accountants to buy stock first before they put them all out of work?
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
This news from the UK is concerning and the UK is slowly turning into a dystopia but still your reasoning is flawed. The cameras are there to discourage crime and for use in court as evidence. Solving a crime still requires time and energy.
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by CTDOCodebases 4mo ago
"Don't worry, all of these dependencies are worth it." That had me in stitches.
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by CTDOCodebases 5mo ago
> I so want to reject the notion such a thing is acceptable, but… Me too but it is the reality now. As someone who saw the birth of the internet and watched it grow into what it is today it is really quite sad. > TrueCrypt, “replaced”
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by CTDOCodebases 5mo ago
Bingo. It can’t help with old writings but it can with new writings.

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