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by more_corn 9mo ago
Gitlab?
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Now do refunds for everyone who bought the lie.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Gitlab here I come
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by more_corn 9mo ago
I think of myself as having average intelligence. When I worked hard I could get As when I slack off I can sneak by, when I do average work I get average results. This makes me perfect to answer because nothing comes easy to me but nothing
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Yeah I don’t think any actions of the current administration are surprising. If you’re surprised you weren’t listening.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
I despise snap. Primarily because it mounts a new volume for every package. I tore it out a couple times. I’m switching to another distro entirely. In part because the last time I tried to remove it I either didn’t remember how or the old w
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Ai does us a crap-ton of water. Most data centers use closed loop liquid cooling with heat exchangers to water cooling. (At least all the big ones like Google and Amazon do) I’m curious what evidence you think you’ve seen to the contrary. f
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Active noise cancellation of a known sound pattern is actually pretty easy (technologically). The inverse of the sound wave collides with the sound waves and cancels them out. I’d do it with an arduino, use a microphone to listen for the sp
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Is this the one that requires an unbelievable amount of energy and destroys the destination solar system? Because that one isn’t going to work for me.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
I continually fantasize about doing something that doesn’t require a computer to design, manufacture, distribute, or sell. Let me know if you think of anything. Much as I hate them I do actually have a good time when things work out. Unfort
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by more_corn 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/WJA3T
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by more_corn 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/oKJAz
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Electric car buyers prefer a product out of China with an unknown track record over the devil they know. I expect Tesla sales in Europe will never recover.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
“Outperforms” but struggles with visual interfaces, generates false alarms and hallucinates successfully breaches. Sounds like it will need a minder so it doesn’t actually replace a security engineer, it simply gives them a turbocharged too
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by more_corn 9mo ago
I’d want to dig into WHY the charging port is on the bottom. It is certainly not there by accident. Apple isn’t in the habit of making design choices without reason. Especially big, flashy ones. What does this design choice say about how th
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Keep in mind that many of the drugs people choose to do perform the opposite of those effects. Alcohol for example and weed. The one that resembles the proposed nootropic is known to cause psychosis. I’m just saying, be careful what you wis
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by more_corn 9mo ago
That’s ok nobody should ever buy any Samsung product ever again.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Paint me not surprised at all. This is only the sixth time I’ve heard of such a thing.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Interesting (maybe I mean stupid?) that they chose to combine food and fossil fuel production.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Fusion for the uninitiated. Great promise, difficult to make happen. So far it costs billions and it’s unstable, too hot, hard to control. You can’t run it long enough get out more energy than you put in. When I was twelve it was 20 years a
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Remember when the big tech companies in Silicon Valley agreed not to do that and then it turns out that’s illegal? Good times
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by more_corn 9mo ago
For money
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Maybe dude should have gone down there and worked in the orphanage? This tale seems like it is just beginning and I expect a lot more tragedy before long.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Article paywalled before details disclosed.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
The problem with secret surveillance programs is you have to be “read in” to have access. No way they’re making that available to every border control agent. That’s why the interdiction programs at the southern border are handled via anony
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by more_corn 9mo ago
They ain’t askin.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
Nope, only that it’s easier to perform a forced search than to us pre-existing secret search.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
You are right nobody likes this comment. Soldiers need to be able to repair their gear. It is of critical National Security importance.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
The only reason to do that is corruption.
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by more_corn 9mo ago
If you dry mushrooms in the sun they contain a crap-ton of D2.

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