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CameronNemo
3y ago
How is it wasted? So much of their revenue comes from search deals, which are floundering in the courts and being displaced in the wild (by LLM-powered search). Now, people are paying money to use these LLM products. Which is a niche pric
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That's a disappointing answer if it is really the case. One has to question why they can't forward port their changes for a handful of years.
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3y ago
The Fairphone is aiming to upstream their new phone's drivers. Chromebooks typically run a much closer to mainline kernel than Android devices. https://liliputing.com/fairphone-5-is-a-repairable-e699-smar... https:&#x
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3y ago
1. You are assuming the goal is to spend as little money on art as possible. Which isn't the case for a lot of us. 2. Not everything is on Spotify. E.g. the song Golden Girl by Frank Ocean. Or most Neil Young songs.
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3y ago
Maybe you are confused because the old client name, Riot, was sunset in favor of Element? AIUI the protocol was and is called Matrix. There seems to be no intention to depart from that name.
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3y ago
NAT64 and DNS64 can help your v6-only hosts cope with the ubiquity of v4-only hosts.
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3y ago
Tiny houses in the desert. Jk I dunno but presumably parts or the whole things will end up in Mexico.
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3y ago
I also find it interesting, because I'd be surprised if many of those people who live in small, southern towns are not low-income. Trying to live beyond one's means is the best way to stay broke.
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So they substituted federal subsidies for VC funding so they could keep the cheap rideshare party going? Instead of fixing their bus routes? Must be nice.
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3y ago
Inertia is a helluva drug.
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3y ago
You can download it from their github apparently. I just limp along with aurora, though.
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3y ago
Our infra team decided to deploy v12 in the last year... But only for GitLab. We are still deploying with v9.6 for some other new projects.
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3y ago
If you have a problem with Canada gooses, then you have a problem with me, and I suggest you let that one marinate. https://youtube.com/watch?v=w1exJGPZyhs
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3y ago
Honestly I want to say something to the employees at grocery stores... They are more exposed than any of us to PBAs on receipt paper.
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3y ago
Symantec VIP is TOTP under the hood. https://github.com/dlenski/python-vipaccess
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3y ago
Local libraries, print shops... but yeah that may be an attack vector.
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3y ago
Maybe this fits the bill? https://www.cnx-software.com/2023/06/13/compulab-ucm-imx93-m...
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3y ago
Is that what happened last night? Or was Elon just trying to disrupt Ukrainian communications on their own territory while they conducted their recent attack on Crimea?
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3y ago
Isn't SoftBank planning to retain 90% ownership?
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3y ago
Is this supposed to be a thread? Why would someone post one sentence and then just trail off like that? This feels like half of a thought, not particularly notable or important.
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3y ago
This doesn't answer my question... If an admin does not want their users using Edge, is there an actual way to configure the default browser that doesn't end up opening links and such in Edge?
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3y ago
Do you have a source for that? I've always heard it, but... I've also watched a lot of people wash dishes in ways that waste lots of water unnecessarily. I'd be curious how the study was conducted, and if they have video of t
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3y ago
Can you actually switch the default browser with group policy? What if your team only has the bandwidth to support a couple browsers, and your users say they want Chrome and Firefox?
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3y ago
See also Aluminium. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/11/alumi...
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[In 2014] The Captain of the Port of Miami ordered Baluchi not to attempt to travel to Bermuda in his bubble. Baluchi tried again in 2016. [...] And they sank his bubble as a hazard to navigation. "They shot, they sink my bubble,&qu
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Coast Guard arrests man trying to run a giant hamster wheel across the Atlantic
(npr.org)
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I don't use gas except for the stove, so if they charged me anymore than $10/month for gas I'd tell them to get away from me with their toxic waste. Currently I pay about $5/month there. I don't pay for water, it is
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3y ago
Also pay the writers, I need another season of severance :'(
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They are likely closely monitored Imagine getting a week of solitary confinement for trying to read a Korea Times article. https://m.koreatimes.co.kr/pages/article.asp?newsIdx=358723
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If you want an SBC, the closest you'll find is the MT8395-based IPi SMARC 1200 (yikes on the price...). AFAICT, the mt8395 is just an mt8195 with an auxiliary AI processor. Device trees published for the IPi device have several referen
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