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by globalnode 5mo ago
seems like a made up hook, you come up with something. i like the "everythings a file" idea in linux. you can go a long way with a strong concept like that.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
judging from what i hear people say. all you have to do is be able to display who's online from your friends list, and a chronologically ordered list of their posts. thats it. the major platforms are optimising for ads so much they can
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by globalnode 5mo ago
being a bit of a masochist myself, with that user name you make a really tempting proposition
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by globalnode 5mo ago
interesting read, makes me think kernel programming isnt that much harder than app programming, just more manuals to read and hardware to understand. edit: not to dismiss kernel programmers, you people are awesome!
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by globalnode 5mo ago
but violence doesnt work either, even if you conquer a whole nation (or social class or insert w/e here), you didnt really win and oneday they will get their revenge, so you're better off trying the non-violent way
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by globalnode 5mo ago
If Raymond Hill says blocking doesnt work anymore, ill use... umm... Lynx?
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by globalnode 5mo ago
Very funny, thanks for adding that to my list of cynical ideas.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
soldiers are disposable, they prolly threw him under the bus hoping that would be the end of the matter and they could walk away with the rest of the money.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
Not listening to users is what drove me away from windows. Not a fan of snaps either (or forced windows updates). Recently re-tried linux going to debian instead, which i really like. Reminds me of the old dos days. Gnome was a no-go, kde w
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by globalnode 5mo ago
UI designers got it right with a taskbar on the bottom and widgets to let you know what you have open at a glance without having to move the mouse across the screen or press buttons. For a multi-application PC desktop thats the right model.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
nice debunk, thats just a wall of words that besides likely being wrong, has no evidence and goes against what i hear people saying all the time. edit: besides, happiness is not about money. freedom of expression and free/impartial ins
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by globalnode 5mo ago
Turn off javascript and use a text based browser? What? May as well not use the internet.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
Table of contents look really helpful to understanding.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
Here's my understanding: 1: In the 'olden days' the area A(x) under the graph f(x) used to be approximated as a Riemann sum. 2: Using limits, as the delta x in the Riemann sum->0, we'd call that an integral and set it
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by globalnode 5mo ago
I loved the term "Heavy Slop" they used.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
is this just to drive up the buy price for others while having no intention of buying it themselves?
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by globalnode 5mo ago
They're happy to get ideas from people to improve their product but not happy to help novices improve their coding skills and collaboration workflow. LLM's really are great and horrible at the same time.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
there is no anonymity on the internet. the sum of your devices characteristics are close to unique anyway (i could be wrong but i think this is accurate). which kind of supports the hypothesis that this is about shifting responsibility for
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by globalnode 5mo ago
yeah there is no "one" provider in that example
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by globalnode 5mo ago
this wont work with wayland will it? has to be a raw tty?
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by globalnode 5mo ago
have you noticed the obnoxious coloured swirly around the "chat with x" buttons too? just in case you didnt notice the button...
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by globalnode 5mo ago
It could be a bit like that elusive thing called motivation. "Just do it" seems so annoying when people say it but in my case sometimes its the only way to start building momentum. What im saying is dont wait for mood, perhaps th
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by globalnode 5mo ago
it was mainly meta-data they acquired, which paints a fairly complete picture of what you do on the internet anyway. an isp can hand it over also but google likely just has more of it to give.
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by globalnode 5mo ago
whats the R word
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by globalnode 5mo ago
will google really punish sites for doing this? and if so how do i report a site? i guess i could email the site with the google link and suggest they fix it first
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by globalnode 5mo ago
i have an old windows 10 pc for things that absolutely must run on non-vm windows, like guardian browser for example with online proctoring. but ive recently moved over to linux for my main comp for a few reasons. 1. steam has made gaming d
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by globalnode 5mo ago
and what happens in half a generation or so when those seniors start retiring? the only way software production will meet demand is if the fewer seniors out there are propped up by way more competent ai than we have now. that also means the
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by globalnode 5mo ago
nice article, validates some of the things i already thought. although im sure things like aws and database servers etc are still useful for big companies
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by globalnode 5mo ago
fascinating. so if humans are more like chimpanzees than not, then we are a group based animal that distrusts/fears other groups unless some strong leaders are able to bridge the gap? its an over simplification but then you have to ask
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by globalnode 5mo ago
israels only option is to get america involved since they cant achieve their goals by themselves. trump unwittingly got a punch in the face last time he let himself get dragged in so doubt hell go 100% in again, maybe just lip service attac

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