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by nofunsir 7d ago
your underwear must be expensive!
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by nofunsir 1mo ago
What does this even mean? Hand our remote controlled flying nuclear powered Von Neumann state machine sensors over to matrix multiplication?
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by nofunsir 1mo ago
Listen to "What Time Is It?" by Ken Nordine. It's a treat.
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by nofunsir 2mo ago
The Three Gorges Dam has already given us 22 more microseconds in the year. Basically, the Chinese have converted the angular momentum of every molecule on Earth, including you... into electricity.
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by nofunsir 4mo ago
You're making this up to justify subscription model guilt. Nobody (besides those on here) EXPECTS this. In fact, most would rather live with the risks than deal with subscription model, let alone the headaches of updating and it breaki
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by nofunsir 4mo ago
> When done properly you don't even notice! This lame argument should be added to the List of Fallacies. It's used everywhere as a "wild card" argument. > Makeup > MLB Pitch Framing by catchers > Surveillance
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by nofunsir 5mo ago
What if I see a browser being "behind" as a benefit? (CVEs excepted)
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by nofunsir 5mo ago
It's already a feature (click the link domain).
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by nofunsir 6mo ago
What ever happened to μC/OS? Seemed both well documented and well suited to have taken over for the current MCU explosion. I almost never see anyone talk about it. Looks like it open-sourced in 2020. https://github.com/
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by nofunsir 7mo ago
what model LLM are you?
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by nofunsir 7mo ago
Paywall site purposefully trying to crash browser tabs of adblock users.
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by nofunsir 7mo ago
Wrong. "products visitors pick up" [1] [1] https://itechcraft.com/blog/ibeacon-for-retail-store/
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by nofunsir 7mo ago
iBeacon. They know what shelf you're standing in front of. What products you touch and read. Ever been in an Apple store? Look up. In the dark voids between the edge-to-edge backlit ceiling. There are secrets there. Watching you.
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by nofunsir 7mo ago
This will pair nicely with the eps8266 i just flashed after ripping it out of a Wyze plug that required I download their app, updating my operating system first of course, make an account and agree to their privacy policy.
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by nofunsir 8mo ago
Why is it still called Xcode, if they abandoned the name OS X?
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by nofunsir 8mo ago
ps. default chrome is no longer a valid user agent, by pure definition.
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by nofunsir 8mo ago
screenshots aren't 'proof.' and haven't been for a long time, neither was i ever looking for 'proof'. wow, the amount of webdev butthurt at someone's website who criticized webdevs is astounding.
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by nofunsir 8mo ago
I'm not gaslighting you. Are you just willy nilly accusing me of lying that nothing was covered up in MYYYYY browser? What about Lynx? hmm? What a garbage community member you are.
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by nofunsir 8mo ago
IP over Avian Carriers
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by nofunsir 9mo ago
I just re-read the entire thing. It is good. You're misrepresenting or you need to check your browser settings. No image blocks any paragraph, which even if it had, would be far more forgivable than modern web design. Do you consider a
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by nofunsir 9mo ago
Let me guess, you want a site that is just a singular column of text, plenty of space for ad breaks, and 3/4 of your monitor is just whitespace on the left and right?
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by nofunsir 9mo ago
Joke lost in translation. He's implying those who engage in these types of nonsense release notes often add bugs instead of fixing them.
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by nofunsir 9mo ago
I read every single one. Any app that does this gets uninstalled and a nasty letter to software managers.
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by nofunsir 9mo ago
Don't underestimate the effort a software developer will put forth to create mountains of complicated automation and scripts if it allows them to be lazy. And they see no issue with this. So why would they see an issue being accountabl
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by nofunsir 9mo ago
This should be illegal if auto-updates are enabled or eventual updates are forced. Not joking. Nowhere else in society do we allow such self-serving laziness and unethical negligence (looking at you, purposely destroying backwards compatibi
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by nofunsir 9mo ago
Still not convinced it's not a honeypot. Would like to see concrete evidence.
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by nofunsir 10mo ago
I used, administered, setup, and customized many on prem gitlab instances for years. I gitlab doesn't memory leak, you're making that up. It's exactly as resource intensive as the number of resources you setup. Can't say
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by nofunsir 10mo ago
I don't think this is productive, since you're so adamant [1] that "big C memory safe programs don't exist." I know for a fact they do. Most of the software you won't ever see. What do you think powers the most
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by nofunsir 10mo ago
Not nonsense. Don't be reductive.
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by nofunsir 10mo ago
I've got a bridge to sell. It's made from watered-down concrete and comes with blueprints written on site. It was very important to get the implementation started asap to shorten the review cycle.

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