bastardoperator

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by bastardoperator 15d ago
Why? Just looks like they're caving to a despot.
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by bastardoperator 21d ago
Crazy, I do all of that and more without Facebook and I don't find it difficult or manual at all. It seemed like you were implying people who use Facebook to plan tiny events are somehow more social. Maybe I read that wrong.
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by bastardoperator 1mo ago
What's your favorite type of event to plan on Facebook?
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by bastardoperator 1mo ago
This is far more likely to happen in a corporate setting with competent engineers who want to build/solve now versus relying on others. I've seen it 100% of the time with varying results.
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by bastardoperator 1mo ago
Court monitor that ensures compliance. It's not that hard.
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by bastardoperator 1mo ago
It also feels like his former company could implement his new company in a couple of weeks if they choose to.
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by bastardoperator 1mo ago
How do the municipalities "own" this data if anyone from any agency outside of a jurisdiction is allowed to access the data?
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by bastardoperator 2mo ago
These robots are unusable in their current form. Slow and expensive, humans perform this work better and cheaper. Looks like every other robot before it, a bunch of servos and no brain.
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by bastardoperator 2mo ago
Executive war making, overgrown militaries, debt, party politics, concentrated power, corporate power, and foreign entanglement. The framers did not invision America in its current state, to state otherwise would be nonsense because we can
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by bastardoperator 2mo ago
I don't think it's just hacker news. I'm looking around and it seems to be widespread.
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by bastardoperator 2mo ago
Mandatory spending, they have obligations to Americans. I'm sorry veterans, seniors, poor people, and the disabled are such an inconvenience for you, or that you don't know what the word entitlement means.
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by bastardoperator 2mo ago
Maybe Apple lawyers can figure this out in discovery.
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by bastardoperator 2mo ago
Agreed, you can also preface the question. I've checked A, B, and C with AI, curious to get your opinion/thoughts? I don't think anyone in any industry regardless of seniority would redirect you back to AI assuming you'r
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by bastardoperator 2mo ago
Agreed, we are giving an absolute load of welfare to billionaires. From tax breaks to bailouts, and to your point, it's sucking the life out of the American economy.
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by bastardoperator 3mo ago
I have a bunch of computers and gadgets, why settle on one?
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by bastardoperator 3mo ago
I remember when Republicans told us they want less regulation and smaller federal government. Now they want their dementia riddled god king to control everything from pool liners to the information you're allowed to see, which is all i
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by bastardoperator 3mo ago
Nintendo, Capcom, Activision, Konami, Sega, Bandai Namco, EA, Sunsoft, Atari, Taito, Bethesda, Tecmo and Naughty dog All found in the 80's or earlier and still pretty well known today. It could be argued these are different companies t
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by bastardoperator 3mo ago
Wait, you think Elon solved these problems?
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
Agreed, this is kind of the perfect use case for AI. I can see the prompt now "using css, make this website readable and use a proper color scheme"
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
Are you one of my enterprise customers? What if your workload does not require write concurrency?
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
I can't speak for Utah, but I sued a valet for crashing my car in small claims. I was given the option for an additional fee to have the subpoena served by the Los Angeles Sheriffs Department. I think you're better off getting pol
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
I recommend watching the videos and deciding for yourself. They've already won in court and nobody has paid them. How are they in the wrong at all here?
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
The best part is when the officer takes the process server's subpoena, says he'll serve it, then walks back and says the defendant isn't accepting it while refusing to allow her to serve the subpoena. The search of his person
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
It's famous for being toxic and unmoderated. You can do anything... want to be racist, cool, doxxing people, cool, targeted harassment, you bet your ass.
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
I actually love this. They think they'll be able to control this tech and be lords over everyone. In the meantime everyone is replacing them with homegrown solutions.
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
GH provides an IP allow list and corp proxy capability to enterprise users. Unless the attacker pwned the entire corp network which is worse than leaking a token, these types of issues can mitigated. Tokens are useless if they don't or
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
LOL
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by bastardoperator 4mo ago
Wrap it up, this guy doesn't like the database (they use two), azure is terrible despite being the cash cow for msft, and OP could easily build a more scalable scm service with their pinky and half their brain because they know better
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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
What if I told you most enterprise customers don't even use the cloud offering and aren't impacted by any of this? Companies like Apple use GHES, and honestly thats where most of their revenue comes from, not the free offering.
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by bastardoperator 5mo ago
So you want to be a hero?

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