bobleeswagger

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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
> I don't think that the people who flagged your GP comment did so because they have a problem with freedom of expression. I know the users who flagged it. I think they were simply, and rightly, reacting to the flamebait in the comm
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
I don't care what Microsoft turned around, what they did to stagnate and gatekeep technology in the 90's is unforgivable, and always will be.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
"Conflict is essential to human life"
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
Thanks for ignoring most of my critique about the site and how you moderate it!
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
For the record, you don't reference any rules when you do your little schtick. It has clearly happened more than once for me, but I've seen it done to plenty of others. Don't present yourself as doing something that you clear
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
Allow me to start by quoting your profile: "Conflict is essential to human life" Do you ever ask yourself if the folks who report my comments just have a hard time with freedom of expression? Do you ever reach out to the ones th
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
> All this makes a big difference in practical driving. It really doesn't, it's just a side effect. We already have massive tailgating issues across the US, and most folks have zero idea what the limits of their commuter EV are
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
There are some quirks to setting up SMB so Time Machine is happy, but I have had great success with ZFS+SMB hosting my TM backups. Have been running for a little over a month and nothing is corrupt. Self hosting is still somewhat hard, I do
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
That's kind of my point, it's not natural that Microsoft is still around after how much negative they have done for the tech industry. Xbox is their golden goose. VIDEO GAMES? Come on, let's not act like Windows, in its 11th
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
> At what point does an investment with Apple actually become just as safe if not safer than the FDIC? Apple would have to be backed by something other than the dollar for this to be remotely possible.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
You say that like it's a bad thing!
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
More proof that Microsoft should not exist, a company that drops the ball this hard, this consistently should be dissolved immediately.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
Every single TV is smart now. Nothing you can do when the industry makes shit choices for everyone.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
> see what drives them Failure of the establishment is their primary driver. It's the free market in action, crime pays.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
Comma.ai is another great example of CANBUS hacking. I'm a bit worried there are a bunch of zero days sitting out there on CAN implementations. It's such a complicated system.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
Regret is a natural part of any long term choice.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
There's no crime in simplifying the signal chain to reduce complexity. Theorems are great, but implementations are what matter and usually where things fall apart.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
> This is something I ask every audiophile I ever meet. Why not use digital audio at all times and convert to analog as late as possible in the audio pipeline instead lf buying ten thousand dollar cables? No one ever gave me a good answe
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
ASR aren't science driven because of two cherry picked examples? You can dislike Amir's methods, but you can't deny that he has transformed the audiophile space by just creating a website for his life passion and sharing his
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
Kind of surprised it took Apple this long to jump on the defer everything train.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
> You need to hold something back from day one I don't know if it needs to be held back, but the product needs to have innovation or it's going to feel like features are being held back and put a sour taste in the community&#x2
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
I think we're past the point where key players like AWS have _ran with_ the technology Docker provided and did not pay their fair share in the process. Docker as a company may be a joke, but I don't think the software will be near
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
> naively thinking a video is just 30 pics a sec No, that's literally all video is. The problem comes in the implementation of inter-frame diffs.
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
At my first job, this never got solved. One day a camera showed up, pointing directly at the communal sink. I didn't use any of the dishes in the office, so it didn't really bother me. But it seemed like those most bothered by it
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by bobleeswagger 3y ago
Now ask yourself what that is doing to the industry at scale... It's not surprising to me that academia has become a series of contrived hoops to jump through.
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by bobleeswagger 4y ago
Usually I join in on the hatred for someone like Zuck, but this was a well articulated email that addressed the issue directly. I hope if someone did leak information intentionally that they did resign. Can't feel good to be called out
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by bobleeswagger 4y ago
Convenience is the enemy of good security.
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by bobleeswagger 4y ago
> The problem here is everyone relying on Docker to foot an expensive bill for free forever. Tragedy of the commons at its finest.
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by bobleeswagger 4y ago
You couldn't be more out of touch on this topic. Keep playing victim though, it's cute.
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by bobleeswagger 4y ago
> They said they intend to delete customer data if they don't switch to paid plans Customers who are running businesses and knowingly breaking the ToS? I'm not sure why businesses like Docker aren't allowed to defend their

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