counttheforks

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by counttheforks 3y ago
Do you hand out the keys for free? If not you are still punishing people who have the moral high ground.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Did anyone force you to use either of those to complete your education? No? What's your point again?
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by counttheforks 3y ago
The security of their personal devices on which they must install Microsoft spyware and accept it's terms, before being allowed to complete their education.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
The problem is being required to install Microsoft spyware on your personal devices
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by counttheforks 3y ago
The school should be providing phones if the students require them. I strongly believe 2fa is important, but it is even more important to acknowledge that not everyone owns the gadgets that you do. And they may not want to. So if a service
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by counttheforks 3y ago
You can get a locksmith to come pick the lock
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Nah, I think you might be. Most people I know have locked themselves out once or twice.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
I can't wait for no organization to be contactable anymore. Give it a year or two and every form of communication will be handled by a ChatGPT bot.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
> the answer is most likely the author So ChatGPT? The book includes unvetted output that was copied verbatim (As an language model blablabla)
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Then they should do a better job themselves...
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by counttheforks 3y ago
stop spamming please
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by counttheforks 3y ago
If a company wants to do business abroad they'll have to conform to those laws. And the law cares about intent.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
As always the law is about intent. It doesn't care about your technical arguments.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
More proof that Apple should be broken up. Split them in two, a hardware company and a software company.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
And? Sounds perfectly legal to do, and something that should 100% be possible.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Sounds like it would be trivial to compromise your phone number and sms 2fa
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by counttheforks 3y ago
There's a different media volume and call volume.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Should've kept your laptop on mute
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by counttheforks 3y ago
What's the risk there? That some people might be unhappy with him while he's sipping champagne in his multi million villa? Sign me up.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Sweet, thanks.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
I'd like copy-on-write hardlinks, or deduplicated blocks, that are made automatically on a schedule as to not incur the constant overhead of dedup, but still reap some of the benefits for archival.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
They're the CEO so they can get away with making themselves bonkers rich
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Guy has made 226M in a year. He won't have to work another day in his life. What reputational risk are you talking about?
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Why would he possibly need 226M/year? Believe it or not, most of the world manages fine with (much) less than 1M/year.
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by counttheforks 3y ago
I never really understood this. Can a company go to prison or get the death penalty?
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Perhaps I misunderstood you? What did you mean with > instead you are seen as a blank slate and whatever actions you do impact your life here and the life hereafter I assumed you meant that people will be welcomed because they are a blan
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Breastfeeding is not porn
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by counttheforks 3y ago
So you are saying they are invited as long as they are willing to endure people trying to change them?
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by counttheforks 3y ago
Are they banning Google accounts for this? Not sure why I got downvoted from this. The link shows the message: > You may be executing code that is disallowed, ant his may restrict your ability to use Colab in the future. Is this restrict
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by counttheforks 3y ago
It should happen way more often, so it becomes ineffective.

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