Larrikin

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by Larrikin 6d ago
The world you are describing assumes nobody will produce anything anymore because of theft. I think there will be a reset and hopefully content producers like Mr Beast will lose out. But, I do not think people, similar to the original parti
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by Larrikin 8d ago
Sponsorblock is the great app for YouTube
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by Larrikin 8d ago
You deleted the verbatim comment after it was pointed out. One was in thread and one was a stand alone comment. I was curious which was the throwaway so clicked into both profiles
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by Larrikin 9d ago
The shield is vastly superior to the Apple TV. You aren't trapped in Apples wall garden and can install any apps on it. Android TV comes with an awful launcher, but that is easily replaced. There's no sponsor block on Apple TV and
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by Larrikin 10d ago
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by Larrikin 12d ago
IDs being required for voting is essentially a poll tax the way that it's argued for in the US. There's a minimum amount you have to spend to even get one that will expire in a certain amount of years. That's also assuming yo
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by Larrikin 15d ago
Have you ever used stock Android TV? They push out updates daily about TV shows and even snack food ads.
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by Larrikin 16d ago
If they decide to ignore the contract and violate the privacy provisions, the US government can punish them, can the company from future contracts, throw executive in jail. If they violate their privacy agreement with me there's effect
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by Larrikin 16d ago
Kavita, Tailscale, KoReader with OPDS, on the Kobo is basically a perfect system for organizing ebooks, transferring, and reading.
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by Larrikin 19d ago
Android lets you put on your own launcher. There are many options to choose from in the store and online. It is one the main selling point of Android, you have options and aren't limited to their marketplace.
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by Larrikin 19d ago
Shield TV using Android means you can install any apps on it you want. I would never want to go back to watching YouTube without Sponsor block
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by Larrikin 19d ago
A slow AI tasks that can process my self hosted personal journal, my medical history in fasten, my diet and exercise in Mealie and Sparky Fitness to offer insights once a day or even once a week is better than nothing. Because I would never
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by Larrikin 19d ago
If your app can be implemented in React Native with no developer pain, it should just be a website. Native is a much better experience than mobile websites when you actually use the features and power of these fairly advanced computers we c
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by Larrikin 20d ago
If you search fiduciary duty on just this site you'll find hundreds of replies dating back years refuting your point.
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by Larrikin 20d ago
It and the sequel were among two of the best multiplayer games on the system. It was so sad to see the series die when it went portable instead of continuing to be a ton of fun.
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by Larrikin 24d ago
Why not stop other Europeans from going as well?
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by Larrikin 27d ago
I don't really care if the rural areas that voted for this are now stuck with slower speeds, but the bit about it being unfair to satellite Internet providers is obviously just naked corruption.
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by Larrikin 29d ago
The data centers went up in rural areas that voted people in that allowed the deregulation. I really did not care about their plight. I use the LLM models all the time and hoped prices would go down. But then the data centers did not pay fo
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by Larrikin 29d ago
How does any random law enforcement officer pull up the footage from your cameras when ever they want check you aren't breaking the law?
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by Larrikin 29d ago
Rings surveillance network and the huge network of private CCTVs has shown even with video evidence cops refuse to do their job if nobody is dead. If you get a package stolen in apartment complex, the PMs won't let anyone but police se
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by Larrikin 29d ago
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by Larrikin 29d ago
Even before LLMs there were multiple papers written about ways to to reidentify people with ML and other statistical analysis. It is probably now even more trivial especially if you are Google.
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
No? Maybe soon but not now
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
By the end of your first year in CS you will have hopefully learned enough to place an image on something, that's about as cool as it gets.
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
Implementing a watermark isn't a thing anyone thinks is a cool feature they want to try out.
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
I personally recommend against investing in this app. It was great many years ago, but updates slowed to about once a year at best, often longer. Sites broke, the author ruined markdown support, so embedded videos were broken. There are jus
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
What flaws exactly? People on here love to moan about Firefox because Mozilla did one thing at some point in the existence of the company they didn't like. But then just cede the Internet to Google and chromium clones because at some p
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
The experience now is definitely worse but even back in the early 2000s, owners tracked drive thru service order times and the managers constantly reminded us of this. I didn't know it at the time, since it was my first job, but they g
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
But they also fund JetBrains, Jetpack Compose, and KMP. It feels like the company threw their support behind Kotlin a long while ago on mobile, but internal struggles keep the others limping along. Compose UI tooling no longer requires view
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by Larrikin 1mo ago
ICE enforcement was almost completely stopped at the very beginning of this administration in all rural farm areas.

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