IT4MD

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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Most criminals have a specific type of cleverness, but not intelligence. If they were smart people, they wouldn't do the crimes in the first place. I dealt with a low-tech breach at one of the hospitals I worked for. The criminal wor
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Smart move.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Macs will never be cheaper than Windows machines over anything longer than a flash sale by Apple.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
100% with you. I miss those times.. High-5 to a fellow 300bauder!
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
I believe this is an Pollyanna take on AI. There is nothing about humans that tells us humans will bring AI to fruition for the other humans and a mountain of evidence showing how it will be used to abuse humans instead....for profits/
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
What youre likely seeing is the inevitable endpoint for corporate growth. Money over all. Safety should never impact profits, quality control is a cost not a benefit, poor design due to rushing something out the door, and lowest bidder for
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Garbage or not, I disagree with removing an entire pie slice from discussions because reasons.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Would it surprise you to learn that they also sell data to anyone with a handful of nickels?
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
>Why can't OpenAI keep projecting/promising massive data centre growth year after year, fail to deliver, and keep making Number Go Up? Because eventually, Nvidia will run out of money, so the incestuous loop between Nvidia fund
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
However, it's a very abbreviated way of stating, "soon you will not even be given this choice, because we make entirely too much money selling your data/info and we kinda bribe law enforcement by granting them any and all vid
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Agreed. Ring has a proven track record of giving up whatever video law enforcement wants, regardless of your choice or privacy laws. If it was free, I could almost understand. Nothing is free, and if it cost the customer nothing, then the c
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
I just installed mine (last weekend) and use a Unifi stack at home. 100% recommended alternative.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
A. This leaves a semi-permanent hazard in orbit for all other satellites. (Semi, because it can be cleaned up, but it's difficult, expensive and no laws require the idiots that do this to clean it up) B. The Russians already have this
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
I have personal experience with Dang on this topic, so while I don't doubt you, I also have a point here.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
>Sometimes I wonder if interest influences not just my motivation, but my capacity for learning and talent. It does. Anything you have an interest in, you will spend more time thinking about in general, be more focused while learning the
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
cheering Thanks!
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
This thread has to go. so sayeth dang, keeper of all words, allower of some.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Ironic, considering the last thing anyone should ever trust is a corporation who's sole goal is extracting profits at all costs. This position is meant to shovel shit faster than the customers can figure it out. Progress! smfh
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Agereed. Sadly, we're on the wrong planet, my friend. AI will be shoved into every available orifice and more. It's a great tool for "them" to gather even more info on you to sell to anyone with a handful of nickels. The
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
We had him over for dinner last night. He said he was find with this.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
This works for about 95% of the documents. For the rest you need a purpose built reader. Often Sumatra or other open source readers will work with the more complex functions in PDFs (signing, bill processing, etc). I have Acrobat installed
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
This is a lot like Microsoft having Outlook for multiple decades and it's somehow still the very worst email client. Half my org still uses Outlook classic and even it's laughably unstable.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Only the one? Found the optimist.. ;)
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Your statement: > Homosexuality and sodomy They do affect the future population count and this will affect the pension of everyone. They also will result in persons not being born. You can say that this is way less of importance then the
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
You state this like there aren't numerous other ways to fund these programs already. We can start with actually taxing people with multiple piles of Scrooge McDuck money, as opposed to the current approach of cutting social programs th
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
131% this. I'm still aghast when someone holds up Republican words as a counter to a point, as if their words had any meaning beyond the instant they said them.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
You're right. A large swath of people are apathetic, which basically makes them complicit with the current state of things. I also don't count libertarians, because they are not serious people.
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Are you being deliberately obtuse, or are you just this obtuse?
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by IT4MD 11mo ago
Ahhh.. 1A, but only for specific groups, in specific contexts, as long as you're ok with it. Yes, that's exactly what they meant when they wrote it. le sigh. I hope your enjoying the current state of the country. It's people

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