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functionmouse
3mo ago
> Too much light ... makes us less safe by creating harsh shadows and giving criminals a place to hide. LMAO
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3mo ago
.me is cooler, but... That all the cool 2-letter TLDs are designated as country codes was an extraordinary mistake that will have unpredictable and devastating consequences long into the future.
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3mo ago
> If I dig deep into my own heart, really self-reflect, I find I simply don't possess whatever people like Bill Gates and Elon Musk do. Apartheid child slaves?
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3mo ago
because android has users
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3mo ago
> assume good faith Becoming harder and harder by the day as the internet and society change, with the bots and the growing inequality and all.
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3mo ago
> I think stuff like this is much better settled with compensation than legislation. The only reason we get compensated at all is because of legislation. They'll pay us as little and work us as hard as they're legally and physi
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City counsellors under fire for AI Orange Line map [video]
(youtube.com)
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3mo ago
No, it really isn't...
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3mo ago
we have got to stop putting our bank accounts and SSNs on computers
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3mo ago
I don't like this sentiment. There's plenty of things you can hold but you don't really own. You're probably holding one right now!
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3mo ago
they can do it as many times as they want until it works, then that's precedent
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3mo ago
2GB ought to be enough for anyone. It's our software that is unsustainable.
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3mo ago
so... empiricism is over?
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3mo ago
I used to work at a call center for a large (fortune 500) company. But that company did not sign my paychecks. It was a shell company with a different name, so that the company could not be held accountable when someone inevitably jumped fr
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3mo ago
> There's also going to be an X4 Pro, which is an ESP32 reader too, and this seems to be an X4 with backlight and touch screen. mite b cute
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3mo ago
Apple goes way out of their way every few years to ensure old games stop working
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3mo ago
Shoutout to The Gambler
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3mo ago
the next version will unfortunately be a generic Android reader. This device is good because, by chance, out of a thousand devices, one of them has to be better than all the rest. This product is not good by design or merit, but by chance.
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3mo ago
are cockroaches threatened by industry in the same way trees are?
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3mo ago
no, the wealthy .01% will. They might blame/credit AI with the victory, though.
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3mo ago
I wanna see what the administration is so afraid of.
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3mo ago
May I see the zine?
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3mo ago
Awesome
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3mo ago
Ok. So what do we do about it? What are you planning on doing about it? Don't forget to keep paying those taxes to fund all this, otherwise they'll starve your family and displace you.
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3mo ago
"The one thing" actually does == "only one"
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functionmouse
3mo ago
still does for me whenever the CPU works hard my cursor starts to lag
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functionmouse
3mo ago
Will you take personal responsibility for damages caused by remote code execution through the networking code your tool provides?
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3mo ago
perhaps we should stop personifying organized dirt
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functionmouse
3mo ago
interesting, tying this. thanks
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functionmouse
3mo ago
seems to be really good
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