ZenoArrow

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by ZenoArrow 8d ago
Haha, got to be the Russians right, EU is clearly beyond valid criticism. /s
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by ZenoArrow 8d ago
> Do you think the Egyptians called it Europe? You haven't given any dates, but if you're talking about ancient Egypt, i.e. the Egypt before 0AD, then yes. The term "Europa" was used to refer to the continent around t
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by ZenoArrow 11d ago
> at the time that you fervently hope the EU comes to its (clearly deserved, Mr Putin) end I find it funny you think the only reason people would want the end of the EU is if they're a Russian agent. The EU has very little to do wit
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by ZenoArrow 11d ago
> Europe hasn't always existed as a concept, and its longevity is unknown. Europe is the name of a continent. What reason(s) would there be to change the name of a continent? In contrast, the EU is a trading block, set up to foster
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by ZenoArrow 11d ago
> In Europe people generally use “Europe” and the EU interchangeably. In Europe some people generally and incorrectly use "Europe" and the EU interchangeably. Europe existed far before the EU and will continue to exist after th
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by ZenoArrow 11d ago
> Trash still needs to be taken out, groceries bought, etc further pushing you towards the stuff outside of parenting. Who told you these are jobs you can't equally share with a partner?
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by ZenoArrow 12d ago
> and expectation once the baby is born. This can be resolved by choosing a better man as a partner, one that is supportive and willing to be an equal partner. I understand finding someone that fulfills that as well as this person also b
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by ZenoArrow 18d ago
> I don't understand why they don't just hold another referendum and undo everything. I see you follow the EU model of democracy; keep putting matters up for a vote until you get the result you want. Despite what you may have b
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by ZenoArrow 18d ago
Why?
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by ZenoArrow 20d ago
> Cut throat, self aggrandizing, and a bit of a selfish asshole are all traits that lead to positive outcomes in these roles. Press X to doubt. In my experience, with those types of leaders, success happens despite them not because of th
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by ZenoArrow 1mo ago
I live in the UK and we have a decent network of repair spaces here, including in my home city. As for one in Austin TX, closest I could find is this: https://www.austintexas.gov/resource-recovery/fix-it-austin However
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by ZenoArrow 1mo ago
> PostmarketOS can't partner with any OEM/ODM Where did you get this idea from?
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by ZenoArrow 1mo ago
> Piracy on the PlayStation? Also not gonna happen. Piracy has a long history on the PlayStation, going all the way back to the PS1. Every PlayStation (home console and handheld) has had a mod/homebrew scene, including plenty of acc
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
It's not just to do with profit, there are other factors involved. For example, AI companies placing large orders is good for RAM manufacturers as it's easier to plan production schedules. The RAM industry is fairly volatile in te
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
Except the increase in prices is not tied to M2 in this case. It's clearly a matter of supply not matching demand, as a result of changes in priorities of computing equipment manufacturers. You don't have to look at M2 to understa
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
There are a few points to raise here. Firstly, yes PC is mostly digital only, but there is at least competition between PC gaming marketplaces, which helps to restrict anti-consumer practices like deleting content that gamers have paid for.
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
10 years ahead of it's time for affordable home computers. You have to take the target market into account. To use an analogy, most people accept that Gran Turismo on the PS1 has great graphics for it's time, despite releasing mon
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
The X68000 was amazing, but it was also around double the price. Amiga A1000 was around $1300 in 1985, Sharp X68000 was around $2500 in 1987. The Amiga A500 was released in 1987 and was even cheaper than the A1000 for an equivalent spec. If
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
Those 3 statements only work if you have short-term thinking. For example, there's no taking into account the gradual atrophy in skills that come from excessive tool use. To use an analogy, imagine you are fluent in reading/writin
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
That's cool, it's obviously not meant to compete with modern router ASICs but it's an impressive achievement for a hobbyist.
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
An open hardware network-focused ASIC would be cool, but cost and long development times would likely be limiting factors. If you wanted to explore this further, starting with FPGA-based router components would be a good starting point. For
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by ZenoArrow 2mo ago
There are multiple options, including internet from mobile phone providers and satellite internet. The affordability and speeds are good enough that it's not a major problem. That said, there are devices that depend on the old phone ne
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by ZenoArrow 3mo ago
What does this offer over other local-first password managers? For example, there are a fair few Android/iOS apps based on KeePass (I currently use https://www.keepassdx.com on my Android phone).
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by ZenoArrow 3mo ago
You're partially right, only the first revision of the Switch 1 could be hacked without modchips, but those early revisions can't have a software patch as the exploit relied on a hardware bug (some design flaw in the NVIDIA Tegra
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by ZenoArrow 3mo ago
> switch line is nearly impossible Nah. Switch 1 is already compromised and I'd predict we'll see modchips for the Switch 2 in the next 3 years.
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by ZenoArrow 3mo ago
Science can't disprove religion. Consider the "big bang", is that any less of a miracle than "God did it"? Science is like "just give us one miracle and we'll explain the rest".
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by ZenoArrow 3mo ago
> I'd rather they just lower our taxes and quit squandering our money on these programs that never work. Would you support cutting military spending? It's a lot higher than other countries.
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by ZenoArrow 3mo ago
> HN always have had a sizable anti-tech crowd (I don't want to say luddite because it's borderline pejorative). It's frequently said that technology is ethically neutral, and whether it's used for good or bad ends de
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by ZenoArrow 3mo ago
> An ABI for the people who cared about that random driver might localise the maintenance burden. Yes, but one key reason that a stable ABI isn't provided for drivers is to help encourage companies that ship drivers to make their dr
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by ZenoArrow 4mo ago
> I've noticed the anti-AI sentiment is starting to die down. I've noticed the opposite. Seems that it depends on where you're looking and what you're looking for.

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