Carrok

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by Carrok 16d ago
More than 300,000 years.
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by Carrok 18d ago
> When deep space exploration ramps up, it'll be the corporations that name everything, the IBM Stellar Sphere, the Microsoft Galaxy, Planet Starbucks.
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by Carrok 19d ago
Why would you even update? HDMI cables aren't really changing. No internet, ever.
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by Carrok 19d ago
You don't have to go back years, months will do. There are more than you listed as well, like the raspberries https://www.fda.gov/food/outbreaks-foodborne-illness/outbrea...
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by Carrok 19d ago
This comment confuses me a bit because Google Maps (at least in the US, in my experience) is really great about telling you what lane to be in.
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by Carrok 23d ago
> Today, having a piece of furniture in our home depends on a massive production and supply chain; the "average" person no longer has the ability to build it themselves. Tangential, but this is one of many reasons that I (and I
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by Carrok 25d ago
I haven’t had printed symbols on any keyboard, split or not, in many years.
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by Carrok 25d ago
I’m not concerned about an attack scenario. I’m just saying that using the docker image, if someone (or their agent) isn’t careful, they could expose their browsing history publicly fairly easily. It might just be nice to default to at leas
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by Carrok 25d ago
It seemed like the public mode was the default when I set it up. If so, that’s a fairly dangerous default as keeping a “clean” history with no secrets leaked seems neigh impossible.
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by Carrok 25d ago
I tried this out this week and liked it but really wish this project had some form of auth. Opening the contents of every page you’ve ever visited, even to the local network, is not the best idea.
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by Carrok 29d ago
Everything in moderation, especially moderation.
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by Carrok 1mo ago
Sounds like a pretty strong argument to self host, and otherwise be in charge of the software you use.
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by Carrok 1mo ago
So, exactly like a knife? Generally we don't want to cut people open, but when we need to do it, like during surgery, a sharp knife sure helps.
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by Carrok 1mo ago
What reputation?
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by Carrok 1mo ago
Along the same lines, you are buying a place. A place that you own and can do whatever you like with. I spent twenty years renting and twenty years of feeling like you can’t hang a picture on the wall, paint a room, upgrade an appliance, or
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by Carrok 1mo ago
I still like this question because of exactly what you mentioned. What the interviewee does and does not mention can give you a fair bit of insight into their priors.
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by Carrok 2mo ago
I learned very similar runes for the Ultima games.
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by Carrok 2mo ago
A standard home brewing batch is 5 gallons. Or 40 pints. While it is a crazy world and I don’t want to say no one has ever done what you described, it would be an outlier to say the least. Home brewed beer is generally bottled or put into a
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by Carrok 2mo ago
Bit of an aside but I found it somewhat amusing that one example the author uses of Jim’s financial recklessness was getting into home brewing. Home brewing is one of the cheaper hobbies available (though like all hobbies you can spend as m
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by Carrok 2mo ago
Portugal is 35k square miles. The Rockies are 300k square miles, much of it, notably, is mountainous. I do not think “cleaning” it is going to work, so I’m curious what this “not much different” plan looks like.
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by Carrok 2mo ago
> All this work must be done in the winter and everything must be prepared for the summer. Every year. Everywhere. Good luck doing any work in the winter in places like, oh say, the Rocky Mountains.
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by Carrok 2mo ago
Just bring a sleep mask.
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by Carrok 2mo ago
> bugs are not so scary anymore Umm, what? Bugs can cause user data loss in production, or total system outages, or a slew of other Really Bad Things. How are you planning to vibecode your way out of that after the fact?
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by Carrok 3mo ago
You have fallen victim to what is known as “marketing”.
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by Carrok 3mo ago
If you care about privacy at all, you can route your Opencode requests through an inference provider that does not retain any logs or data. It is also much cheaper. So if your boxes include `Privacy` and `Affordability`, then no, they don&#
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by Carrok 3mo ago
It can connect to any model hosted anywhere.
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by Carrok 3mo ago
I agree, broadly, with your statement. I am removing my entire front yard to xeriscape. I compost and am otherwise environmentally active and conscious. That said, plenty of people _do_ actually use their lawns, especially those of us with
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by Carrok 3mo ago
Maybe the cartridges could even contain the actual music. On an engraving that stores the audio information perhaps. This engraving could be played back and reproduce the audio. It probably would never work though.
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by Carrok 4mo ago
Typically two sentences directly following one another are related. You are missing a paragraph to separate your completely unrelated thoughts. The person you are replying to has a normal way of passing information. You need to work on how
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by Carrok 4mo ago
"Getting your kids addicted to M:TG" should also include showing those kids how to order proxy cards for much cheaper.

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