fchicken

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by fchicken 7d ago
And 8chan did that, or its users?
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by fchicken 7d ago
Wait for 2nd gen, always
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by fchicken 7d ago
Have you seen how the average person uses their phone? You want what, a terminal that you type on w/an onscreen keyboard?
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by fchicken 7d ago
> Instead, they just hand you some poorly documented loose parts in a box and tell you, “good luck” and you’re on your own to fill the gaps. Google is fundamentally a spy company, not a product company
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by fchicken 7d ago
I read this as "Shopify acquires Taiwan"
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by fchicken 19d ago
Poor government has to fight crime the old fashioned way. Ridiculous.
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by fchicken 19d ago
It's just incredible how spiteful the federal government is towards its constituency
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Freevalve: The camless engine, told properly(notenoughcylinders.com)
3 points by fchicken 21d ago|1 comments
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by fchicken 21d ago
Deeper dive into the often ignored nuances of freevalve engines and why they're not in production yet
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by fchicken 22d ago
Any word on how it works? Couldn't find any info
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by fchicken 22d ago
Wow.
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by fchicken 22d ago
Not true. If you're on vacation looking to ski for 3 days, you're right in the crosshairs of the ski resort's price model, and you're not getting around it. I also don't see how the product is superior to what was
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by fchicken 22d ago
tbh so is circumventing those dots. It doesn't make it any better
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by fchicken 23d ago
Spoken as if climate engineering were an established science with no potential pitfalls or downsides...
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by fchicken 23d ago
It'll literally be like printers "cannot print this black/white document, low on cyan". "Cannot run local AI model, no network connection". The more you think about it, the more it really is the same: https:&#
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by fchicken 23d ago
It's like Snowden said (paraphrasing): "If privacy comes from policy, the policy can be changed on a whim, and in effect you have no privacy at all"
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by fchicken 23d ago
I'm disturbed by everything. Prompt moderation, GUID insertion, watermark insertion; track anything and everything, probably done in the name of "protect the children".
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by fchicken 23d ago
Fucking spyware. Soon it'll literally be "you need a license to use this technology" if we're not there in some form or another already.
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by fchicken 5mo ago
We are not the good guys in iran
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by fchicken 5mo ago
Color me shocked
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by fchicken 5mo ago
Life-sphere will learn a valuable lesson
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by fchicken 5mo ago
Don't "Wow." out of context. The smart move is further development of the Mac to explore ways to bring new features to the iPhone or future apple devices. To simply go "this = profit = all development goes there" p
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by fchicken 5mo ago
Tech will consume itself. It is with glee that I will watch it burn.
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by fchicken 5mo ago
I have a tech support buddy who, while good, allows himself more arrogance than his skills deserve. I asked him what CRC errors, and he said to ask AI, kindly providing me its output: > CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) errors on Wi-Fi indi
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by fchicken 5mo ago
Everything (or 90%) on the iphone was taken from the mac and put into the iPhone. The software dvelopment for the PC environment, then stripped down and streamlined for the phone is why the iPhone was the revolution that it was. Apple, lik
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by fchicken 5mo ago
The numbers don't tell the full story. The development of Mac OS X was the development of iOS, and it was one-way.
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by fchicken 5mo ago
Chairman Cook was a hardware guy, and is why apple's hardware is excellent. This just suggests him holding on to more influence. What apple needs, badly, is a software and tech guy (Cook is not a tech guy).
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by fchicken 5mo ago
I mean... Really what apple is doing is putting a spin on their core business model of selling users the technology rather than renting it to them by subsidizing its development through spying. It's not so much that privacy is apple&#x
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by fchicken 5mo ago
You must be a fetus. Apple was leagues ahead of everyone else with the inception of the Mac all the way through Windows 7... Microsoft finally caught up around that time, but has since added a whole new dimension of enshittification that t
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by fchicken 5mo ago
Apple nuked all 3rd party extensions unless they go through their bureaucracy. Code-signing to force updates should be illegal (including iOS versions)

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