pharos92

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by pharos92 19d ago
https://zorin.com/os/
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by pharos92 19d ago
I've always found Zorin to be windows-like enough to transition people to. It has it's own visual identity, and isn't trying to be a simulacrum of windows - making it much more enjoyable to use.
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by pharos92 1mo ago
I likely unfairly judge (at a high-level) code security based on how much system resources applications waste. If your app, or OS uses that much resource to perform simple operations then you clearly lack understanding of what the code is d
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by pharos92 2mo ago
There's no Apple Store in my country, but I travel regularly for work. About a year ago I was in Sydney Australia and took the opportunity to visit one of their Apple Stores to try the Vision Pro. Having experienced other AR/VR pr
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by pharos92 2mo ago
Doing the lords work
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by pharos92 2mo ago
I no longer hold the belief that The West is moral or good-faith actor. In my lifetime I've watch the state go from being relatively benign, to maintaining face, to all-out racket, corruption and anti-democratic behaviour. I sympathise
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by pharos92 3mo ago
I sold my Unifi APs, they broke DHCP over wifi multiple times. If you can't QA/Test basic 101 features like that, I have zero trust in your security.
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by pharos92 3mo ago
The world is really at a threshold where it's become openly obvious that technology is not working for the majority of humanity, but a small cabal.
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by pharos92 3mo ago
I would highly encourage you to watch this short clip https://youtu.be/5eqRuVp65eY?si=3fLT6S5q2OIUcu6r
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by pharos92 4mo ago
Has anyone told them Windows isn't a feature?
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by pharos92 4mo ago
UK created Israel with Balfour declaration out of mandatory Palestine. British Zionism has been a leading creator in this debacle for years. UK military / intelligence has been aiding Israel in its wars for a long time. This is fundame
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by pharos92 4mo ago
"We’re working with Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo to make the first Googlebooks." A disaster from the first step.
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by pharos92 5mo ago
I've never been impressed with VR/AR. But on a work trip I visited an Apple Store and tried out Apple Vision. I was quite honestly blown away by how capable and usable it was. The price is clearly prohibitive, and as a general-rul
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by pharos92 5mo ago
Misses key revenue, what a surprise.
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by pharos92 5mo ago
America hasn’t faced a peer-level, modern military since the Korean War. For seventy years, it has specialized in "wars of choice" against overmatched opponents, mistaking uncontested airspace for actual invincibility. U.S. weapon
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by pharos92 5mo ago
Saying Apple Software is 'terrible' is a blatant hyperbole. Has it degraded meaningfully over the last decade in terms of stability? Yes. Has it's capability increased though? Yes. Has it become more secure by design? Yes. Is
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by pharos92 5mo ago
I don't think AI is benefiting humanity when you consider: - It's heavy use in military and surveillance engagements - The billions+ spent, yet no economic gains were noted - The pressure on white-collar jobs The threat to AI far
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by pharos92 5mo ago
We focus these critiques far too much on the face rather than the underlying mechanics. Just like in politics, we critique the personality/politician yet the underlying system architecture evades it. Sam Altman clearly has a long histo
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by pharos92 6mo ago
Worth mentioning that Canadian PM Mark Carney is the ex-head of the Bank of England and has a long list of pro-uk/globalist affiliations. Given the globalist aligned states and territories are the most on-board in progressing mass surv
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by pharos92 7mo ago
It seems like at every technological step, we're sold the dream and delivered the meme. We always end up with the worst possible combination of players, ideas and outcomes; with the promise of what the said technology delivers in terms
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by pharos92 7mo ago
Yes. Local government has long failed to focus on its core mandate of base infrastructure, instead opting for vanity and ego projects like stadiums and convention centers. Wellington in particular has had a string of divisive mayors. Simply
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by pharos92 8mo ago
There's a commercial product available from 6WIND that makes this much more supportable for mission-critical networks. It leverages DPDK and delivers excellent performance at scale. https://www.6wind.com/vrouter-vsr-sol
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by pharos92 8mo ago
Open confession that the tool is defining the need, not the need defining the tool.
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by pharos92 9mo ago
Legal team? Why not another AI.
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by pharos92 9mo ago
Yeah I think that value prop' just got obliterated by RAM prices sorry.
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by pharos92 9mo ago
Wonder when the TrumpDrone "made in america" will be announce. Just like the TrumpPhone, no doubt it'll end up being made in China. The jokes really do write themselves.
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by pharos92 9mo ago
Every time I looked at DSL, I never understood the need to include 4 Web Browsers in a distro that supposedly prides itself on size.
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by pharos92 10mo ago
I find it disturbing how long people wait to accept basic truths, as if they need permission to think or believe a particular outcome will occur. It was quite obvious that AI was hype from the get-go. An expensive solution looking for a pro
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by pharos92 10mo ago
I remember buying the iPhone 4S in 2011, and it being the first iPhone to ship with Siri. It's 2025, and Siri is still fundamentally useless.
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by pharos92 10mo ago
Looks like a great and useful app. I'll definitely buy it. Have you seen PingDoctor? https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pingdoctor/id1350044974?mt=12 I quite often login to routers/firewalls to pull the

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