Faaak

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by Faaak 7d ago
Which PSP did you choose finally?
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by Faaak 10d ago
Obviously, it depends on the context once the front door opens to you
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by Faaak 11d ago
That's such a narrow minded point of view. Yeah, who produces your laptop ? Your lawnmower ? Heck, even your knifes ?
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by Faaak 1mo ago
> Most people have encrypted home or full disk encryption I don't see the point. Once your home is unlocked, every process can see the file contents
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by Faaak 1mo ago
I wouldn't take into account sick days, because this article doesn't also.
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by Faaak 1mo ago
But how many AAA-batteries is that?
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by Faaak 1mo ago
There's 4 weeks of paid holidays in switzerland, though more and more employers are now offering 5 weeks
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by Faaak 2mo ago
Sure, lets heat up the oceans even more. The sensible way would be to use the waste heat for district heating, but let's heat the fish instead
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by Faaak 2mo ago
EVs and PHEVs are completely unrelated though: price, reliability, and mileage wise
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by Faaak 2mo ago
Yeah, id like to see their day-to-day workshops, not the cleans after versions. Mine is a real mess (partly because of ADHD, but not only)
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by Faaak 2mo ago
And even then, torque screwdrivers are not that expensive
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by Faaak 2mo ago
because if you already have postgres, and dont need thousands of k/v per second, then postgres can do the same ?
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by Faaak 2mo ago
you can call the police
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by Faaak 3mo ago
Depends on the website though. I want LLMs to scrap my B2B website, because then it's shown to the user and they will likely use my product afterwards
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by Faaak 3mo ago
Political? What about simply human ?
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by Faaak 3mo ago
A french company that allows electricity producers to sell their energy directly to consumers: https://www.sisol-pro.fr . B2B2C is hard
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by Faaak 3mo ago
I had a T420s which is a bit smaller than the T430 and I really loved this thing. Did my whole scholarship with it, even bought a second hand to have as a fail-safe. Really nice machine for its time
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by Faaak 3mo ago
More pretty, which would signify that the sample has less impurities -> better value
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by Faaak 4mo ago
In practice, it's also to help vision impaired people
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by Faaak 4mo ago
Resources are finite though
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by Faaak 5mo ago
Tinfoil hat mode: a competitor wants to exploit copy.fail on some ubuntu servers, and is DDoSing canonical so that they can't update and thus patch the vuln
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by Faaak 5mo ago
not all of them do
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by Faaak 5mo ago
> I SSH into that server with key-forwarding Almost back to point A then. If the server is compromised in some way, they can use (not copy) OP's keys and use them to clone repos/inject code/etc..
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by Faaak 6mo ago
In sway + Wayland, these UI scaling bugs are fixed
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by Faaak 6mo ago
Heat pumps help quite a lot, thanks to Carnot's law
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by Faaak 6mo ago
A bit indiscrete, but how much does the licence cost? Is it around hundreds, 1k, 10k?
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by Faaak 6mo ago
You can use AI because you know its good for you, but still think it won't make all people better off
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by Faaak 6mo ago
That doesn't take into account the profit generated by selling the mac in itself
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by Faaak 7mo ago
Somehow related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_railway_clock
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by Faaak 7mo ago
That's for the spot price. If you have bought futures then that won't impact you

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