calamari4065

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by calamari4065 3y ago
You vastly overestimate how hard it is to have someone killed. It doesn't take nation-state resources to kill a random civilian. It's a few tens of thousands of dollars. Even a few million is basically nothing to a corporation
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by calamari4065 3y ago
You do know that professional hitmen actually exist, right? You can straight up pay a guy to kill someone for you. It would be utter insanity to ask someone who legally works for you to kill someone. Which is why that doesn't happen. W
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by calamari4065 3y ago
I need you to understand something. This comment is so utterly unhinged that it's either parody or something you take way, way too seriously. This is a caricature of the prototypical bitcoin bro that everyone makes fun of. Nonsense lik
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Ten or fifteen years ago I set up an email server on a cheap VPS for myself and my then-boyfriend. It took some doing, but I got it reliable enough that we both used it as our primary email. Today I'm married to a different person and
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Porn exists in literally every medium human beings have ever used. Sculpture, paintings, photography, phone calls, audio clips, drawings, animations, text, video games, 8mm film, digital video. If there exists a way to transmit information
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Sure, "let foo = bar" is one of the worst things any language can do. Let is redundant, that's what the = is for. Unless it's meant to be equivalent to 'var' or 'auto', in which case it's even wo
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by calamari4065 3y ago
It's like someone took C, Python, and Perl, extracted the worst parts of all three and jammed them into one hellish language. There's not one thing about rust syntax that I enjoy. It's probably the worst out of any language I
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by calamari4065 3y ago
I recently started using radarr and sonarr. I can just get any quality of any movie or show. It might take hours or days for obscure stuff to pop up, but mainstream media is usually downloaded in ten minutes. Then it lives in my jellyfin
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Pyramids.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
I even went and disabled web search in the registry and it still takes forever. It's also terrible . "Fr" will find FreeCAD, the program I want. "Fre" pulls up "advanced system settings" because there&#x2
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Linux has never given me a notification that says "you previously removed this search box from your taskbar, but we put it back. You're welcome" Paraphrased, but this actually happened on my work machine a few months ago. Thi
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Pretty interesting. No great surprise that we've had these varied neurotypes all along, IMO. Since one of the biggest advantages of our species is our brains, it makes sense that evolution would produce slightly different types that gi
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by calamari4065 3y ago
3D printers use DC heaters.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
To access the serial port remotely you need to add hardware to bridge it to the network. Or you go up to the machine and plug in another computer with a keyboard and monitor to access it directly.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Why do you think that employee reporting doesn't work right now? You could have theoretically perfect coverage, including transactions that are not digital or even legal. Faster discovery doesn't change the resolution. Random citi
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by calamari4065 3y ago
And what do you do when your ssh server stops working, or there's a hardware fault, a network fault, a failed OS upgrade?
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by calamari4065 3y ago
By what mechanism will cryptocurrency change the fact that the already existing wage theft laws aren't being enforced? Your original claim was that auditing of bank accounts would solve the problem. Since you've admitted that we
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by calamari4065 3y ago
No.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Wouldn't be an issue with banks. The IRS could monitor outflows of the site's bank account and make sure that the employees are being paid regularly. Wouldn't be an issue with enforcement of the law. Employees could monitor t
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by calamari4065 3y ago
> Are we in the wrong here? Unquestionably. What I do with your software is quite frankly none of your business. You do not have the right to know what I do with my hardware. Your metrics are not my concern. FOSS is a very personal thing
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by calamari4065 3y ago
That's not a choice , that's an ultimatum.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
I mean, when 99.999% of jobs I apply to ghost me and 95% ghost me after the first interview, what do you expect? Newsflash: boomers treating everyone with complete contempt and disregard get feelings hurt when treated the way they treat oth
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Just get out and push
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Given the not-so-thinly veiled intent of these laws, I'm sure we'll be seeing these cases pop up quite soon.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Do you have an actual argument or are you really committing to "nuh-uh"
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by calamari4065 3y ago
I would expect that UI complexity is directly correlated with how bad the UX is.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
If that were the case, they wouldn't be running these anticompetitive strategies and leaving regular consumers at the mercy of GPU scalpers.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Aren't they already? That's still not much of a consequence. If anything happens, it'll be years from now, which is totally out of scope for quarterly profit management.
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by calamari4065 3y ago
What possible consequences could there be? Are people going to start buying GPUs from the competition? There is no competition. There's no choice for the consumer. You buy nvidia or you don't get to play. Nvidia's reputation
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by calamari4065 3y ago
Bluetooth caps out at a few tens of KByte/s. Not very nice when you're trying to transfer an image several MB in size.

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