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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
Also with Swallwell becoming aware the FBI had him under investigation. And he and Bondi are buds.
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
It's fine if you ignore supply chain attacks on npm packages.
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
The lede everyone is burying: "Every EmDash site has x402 support built in — charge for access to content"
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
8 years later and now I'm getting the 4 1's joke.
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
No acknowledgment of the Apple ][ ಠ_ಠ
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
Well this is ironic, GPL advocate(s) declaring a clean implementation based on specifications infringing due to someone/something reading specs provided under license. Didn't Oracle lose that argument in court as pertains to Andro
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
I was able to get all the balls stuck on the 'ceiling'. Bug or feature?
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
Our Constitution accounts for government agents gone awry so there is back and forth. The FDA can go as far as mandating a recall but they need evidence, which they obviously lack at this point or they would just mandate the recall. This is
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
I don't know what their QA looks like but I don't think it's too big a stretch to think they retain samples of every batch and culture for such pathogens. Just to have the ammo to fight back. It is entirely possible mishandli
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
Current state of my workflow: (your feedback is welcome, I'm an autodidact and have been self-teaching myself thus far) I also think my workflow addresses some of the pain points the OP mentioned. If a problem is a continuation of the
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by CodeWriter23 6mo ago
Read the wording, they aren't complying with US warrants, they are complying with Swiss-issued warrants. US LE/Intel agencies figured out this loophole some 20 years ago.
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by CodeWriter23 7mo ago
This should surprise exactly nobody after it was disclosed back in [checks notes] 2021 that ProtonMail gave up user data to law enforcement and also changed their TOS.
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by CodeWriter23 7mo ago
Disarming the masses is Communism 101.
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by CodeWriter23 7mo ago
Really been wanting something like this. Thanks!
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
Let's be clear about this, barging into a church to "set them straight" while physically obstructing parents from their children is clearly terrorism. I don't see anyone being charged with terrorism though. ¯\_(ツ)_/
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
My high school computer lab instructor would tell me when I was frustrated that my code was misbehaving, "It's doing exactly what you're telling it to do". Once I mastered the finite number of operations and behaviors, I
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
I was unaware, thanks for the update.
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
> customers of a depreciating SaaS product surely churn after a 1-3 years, so they wouldn't make enough of a return You might think that. Then there's Earthlink and AOL still collecting $5 or $6/mo per mailbox as their cas
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
PA, Intrinsity wasn't front of mind for me. My point is, Apple has proven they can buy their way into vertical integration, let's look at the history. 68K -> PowerPC, practically seamless Mac OS 9 -> BSD / OS X with exc
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
Apple is the company that just over 10 years ago made a strategic move to remove Intel from their supply chain by purchasing a semiconductor firm and licensing ARM. Managing 'painful' transitions is a core competency of theirs.
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
/whoosh
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
Ah missed that.
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by CodeWriter23 8mo ago
You could buy a house and a 69 Charger for $25K in the 60's with a tidy sum left over.
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by CodeWriter23 9mo ago
The Jobs I and Jobs II eras at Apple prove it is constructive.
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by CodeWriter23 9mo ago
The Bozo Explosion is in full force at Apple now. They should bring Forstall back. Engineers need to be be humiliated for making stupid decisions.
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by CodeWriter23 9mo ago
Why would one want to do that instead of using claude-zai -c from the start? All this is pretty new to me, kick a n00b a clue please.
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by CodeWriter23 9mo ago
LDIR? We used DMA for that. I was referring to LODSB/W (x86) which is quite useful for processing arrays.
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by CodeWriter23 9mo ago
"Oddball string instructions", as an assembler coder bitd, they were a welcome feature as opposed to running out of registers and/or crashing the stack with a Z-80.
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by CodeWriter23 10mo ago
I seem to recall Musk saying something about OpenAI being over-valued/under-funded earlier this year. Of course he was summarily booed off the stage by the startup crowd.
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by CodeWriter23 11mo ago
Costco. Go to a supervisor in a red vest and ask what other Costco has the item that has stocked out and you'll see. No idea what the backend is but the app they use is a terminal emulator that looks straight out of the late 80's.

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