bozey07

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by bozey07 2y ago
C++ alarms and surprises me, to be fair.
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by bozey07 2y ago
Sure; I have a Walltaker[0] (hi Gray) client with Buttplug support[1], it buzzes when your wallpaper updates! But my magnum opus was software akin to Edgeware[2] - basically, based on a Yaml config, it'll show you local or remote porn
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by bozey07 2y ago
>If I'm REALLY turned on, how long does it take for me to go from "I wanna use this" to "I am using this"? I'm glad this is a concern. I maintain software to the effect of buttplug.io and a particular inspi
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by bozey07 2y ago
Oh, I don't know, I don't mean to slander Librewolf. I'm just saying that intermediaries are sure to cause some kind of inefficiency.
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by bozey07 2y ago
I suppose I should finally switch to Librewolf. I really don't like Firefox forks, for the slow updates and because I do genuinely use some bleeding edge features, but I'm tired of Mozilla.
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by bozey07 2y ago
> Maybe not to places like North Korea (which we don't have a presence in anyways) Sure they don't ;)
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by bozey07 2y ago
That seems a bit rude. You get the QA you paid for - zero. And nevertheless, whenever Windows software doesn't work in Wine, you shouldn't think "Wow, how did you fuck that up?". They never promised it'd work in WSL
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by bozey07 2y ago
IMO marking the row as generated makes its intent clearer. It also means less code - no generating UUIDs, shorter queries = more robust. For my workloads at least, I think it's worth the tradeoff of forcing Postgres to muster 15 random
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by bozey07 2y ago
The experience is pretty poor in Australia too. Texts are more common than calls, but the rate is roughly 1/day.
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by bozey07 2y ago
It doesn't seem like that odd of a choice. What else would you use?
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by bozey07 2y ago
Not really! In modern Linux specifically it's just a regular user group, but it's the de-facto standard name of the "administrator" group - users who can escalate to root privileges. You might not even have wheel anymore
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by bozey07 2y ago
I'm Australian and concur that OP sounds full of himself. Telling self-righteous... friends, to wind their neck in is far more Australian than OP's behaviour. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tall_poppy_syndr
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by bozey07 2y ago
$50 seems a bit steep for a 3D-printed RFID tag.
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by bozey07 2y ago
$1.500.000 sounds like a lot for names and addresses. What particular value would a buyer derive from this data?
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by bozey07 2y ago
Even less clickbaity title: Most Republicans didn't share misinformation about the 2020 U.S. presidential election on Twitter.
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by bozey07 2y ago
I own a Framework :) The build quality is pretty good - particularly given I can tear it apart. The speakers are okay. The webcam and microphone are poor. The battery life is acceptable, but I trust that's at least in part Linux'
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by bozey07 2y ago
They're the man at the end, actually. No extortion necessary.
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by bozey07 2y ago
> Why doesn’t a great MacBook alternative exist? I really don't get this either. Every laptop I've looked at has some wart somewhere - battery life, webcam, structural integrity, display, CPU, temperatures, speakers, IO, repair
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by bozey07 2y ago
What gave you that impression? I tried spamming "a" and the URL indeed did not get longer. Reassuringly: function serialize(value) { if (value === '') { return ''; } const data = new TextEn
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by bozey07 2y ago
jan Misali has a great video on why most spelling reforms are bad[0][1] and this one falls for a very very common fallacy - spelling makes more sense when it "maps" to "pronunciation". > VJScript fixes these issues [.
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by bozey07 2y ago
https://archive.is/IdyEh
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by bozey07 2y ago
No offense to the author, but was this deliberately written to hard to read? Or does all PS look like this?
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by bozey07 2y ago
I certainly see Kitty is as a little crufty ("feature-packed" to some), but from my limited research it appears to be one of the fastest, so I can't really complain :-)
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by bozey07 2y ago
Of course "we" know how LLMs work. Nobody would be able to make one, otherwise.
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by bozey07 2y ago
Interesting; will this change propagate to Linux? I don't know how intertwined OpenBSD and Linux' OpenSSHes are.
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by bozey07 2y ago
I'm so much a music person I enjoy a great deal of music in languages I don't speak :) Vocals and instrumentals working together is the most important part to me.
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by bozey07 2y ago
I think it is. What does Meta's annual revenue have to do with a parent's ability to say "no, you can't install Instagram"? Because that's the crux of the issue; children should not have access to social media,
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by bozey07 2y ago
I was disappointed by its architecture too. You must write intermediary files, you must call qbe as a separate binary, and you must write the resultant objects to disk. If I recall correctly, the author has no interest in re-architect
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by bozey07 2y ago
Yeah, fair point.
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by bozey07 2y ago
I think we can agree genetically modifying plants is pretty different to genetically modifying animals to harvest their organs. I'd also contend pet breeding is a wildly misguided practice too. Attempting to maintain breed "purity

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