juris

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by juris 1mo ago
i read on mister RMS's website that he refuses to use phones except for the most basic things, preferring a laptop for aught else, mostly because phones are computers and 'software on computers should be free' ngl, that is th
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by juris 3mo ago
nahaha probably the -worst- thing I ever did as a kid was take my parents' (mostly ripped) collection of VHS tapes and drop them into the 80 gallon fish tank to raise the fish up so I CoUlD ToUCh the FiBsCH. ah, then i blamed my brothe
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by juris 4mo ago
exactly this. no throne is more fit for Claude!
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by juris 4mo ago
reminds me of the pixel c! that thing was pretty neat. this thing has the same "glowbar"... i bet it's old stock for them now since the pixel c didn't see many sales; that was from an era where google at least pretended
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by juris 4mo ago
4 years and 1 month! https://gcemetery.co/google-product-lifespan/
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by juris 5mo ago
it is not beneficial to us to ever have been quiet about these issues.
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by juris 5mo ago
I hate everything about this guy, arrrgh!
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by juris 5mo ago
Couldn’t help but laugh at the irony here— you’re not wrong! The fact of the matter is that anthropic is an “unacceptable risk”… that the government had contracted with to use with classified milnet. source: https://www.hoyerla
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by juris 6mo ago
i think anyone who feels dispossessed from the advance of technology should rekindle that spirit of hands-on adventure by looking at clay pots at the museum. the souls of a thousand hours sit there behind glass and valued for their richness
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by juris 6mo ago
Anecdotally and somewhat related: as blade fighting was common in those days, Chinese surgeons (pre-cultural revolution) would allegedly wrap severed tendons with the leaves of some herb to some effect. Not sure if it was bletilla striata.
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by juris 6mo ago
so as to not hold the liability bag, devs will publish the majority of their apps as 18+ (we're back to the 2000s with porn banner ads everywhere), and children will ask their parents to use their computer (orly owl).
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by juris 7mo ago
haha here's the irony on ad tracking-- what's safer to direct traffic to: the eff or 404media.co?
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by juris 7mo ago
funny. i actually woke up this morning fairly early and bustling alive with ideas (oh you know, nonsense 5am ones like what i should do if the petrodollar collapses... trade eggs and make a fiat cryptocurrency internal to my company (not su
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by juris 7mo ago
> QR codes: haha agreed. those QR codes coincide with mandatory post covid tip rate and inflated prices; whenever I tip it's 15-18% cash, and direct to waiter. i don't eat at places that invest in insta (food for the eyes) ins
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by juris 7mo ago
yeah, i hear you. you flip on the news and you see the fat red faced wal-mart alcoholics raving about the latest ice raid and iran bombing. it's a pretty disgusting thing, isn't it? but count that number of people you see on the
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by juris 7mo ago
hah, dang, did i fall for that?
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by juris 7mo ago
hard disagree when you couch it as a left vs right instead of a top vs down problem you will lock yourself (and your immediate circle) up in the hardline media items the people who lobby both sides will control. as disclosure: i am social
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by juris 7mo ago
> Why as an adult you would play Pokemon over SMT is something I can't get bro are you serious? smt is the definition of painful in terms of time sunk and the newer pokemon games have so many guard rails; i can mindlessly blast th
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by juris 7mo ago
my wife and i were just musing to ourselves this morning about whether it was strange that the franchise hasn't died yet. that conversation went somewhere along the lines of: "surely kids aren't interested in what their paren
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by juris 7mo ago
since you’re lost (now I’m being flippant to match your tone): age is an identifier as part of a ‘digital fingerprint’. a fingerprint is used to track you. your fingerprints are attached to the things you criticize online. you must temper y
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by juris 7mo ago
not to be flippant, i am answering your question with the seriousness it deserves: it is because any government regulation over user identifiers in an operating system (and left to grow and fester according to political wont) will chill fr
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by juris 7mo ago
Little bit picking at straws but I sure would love to find some way to punt this law. Medtronic has an insulin delivery solution which involves the distribution of a custom Android phone with a closed source app. Other fields in medicine do
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by juris 7mo ago
until you root out their friends and maliciously develop app stores for their products, then install them multiple billions of times on a docker and let them rack up charges ;) doom can run on -anything-
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by juris 7mo ago
that is an incredible idea and i would support you with code should you or anyone else decide to make that happen
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by juris 7mo ago
i am well-aware that what follows is a rant, but i really do feel boxed in from every moral angle from my upbringing. from surveilled e2e communication from the "conservatives", to surveilled 3d printers from the "liberals&qu
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by juris 7mo ago
to add to that, it kills the concept of whether the host is human (and not just another soulless megacorp harvesting your data in their walled garden) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46969751 remark that they're t
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by juris 8mo ago
Can it run doom?
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by juris 8mo ago
> US lawmakers starting to question whether RISC-V is an issue of national security: https://itif.org/publications/2024/07/19/the-us-china-tech-c... My worry: that it suddenly becomes treason to commi
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by juris 8mo ago
personally I was interested in the capabilities of the pci-e bus as I abuse it in every other computer I can get my hands on (the rpi4 really did not like that treatment). to your point about 'meaningful' though, indeed the ole Co
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by juris 8mo ago
:C since you already took "does it run Crysis" I'll take the "does it run Skyrim" one so that Todd Howard can get more ideas.

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