sweeter

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by sweeter 1y ago
Who could've guessed that the "public private partnership" was extremely ineffective and only serves to funnel tax payer dollars to private owners while giving kick backs to politicians. Wow. Who knew.
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by sweeter 1y ago
The "Far Left" HR software devs: "don't call community members slurs" >:(
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by sweeter 1y ago
All of these institutions are cooked.
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by sweeter 1y ago
Idk how someone wouldn't mention the way they exercise monopoly power or data collection etc...
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by sweeter 1y ago
You don't even have to go that far, you can just use torsniff. But be aware there is a lot of nsfw material and potentially illegal material for all I know.
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by sweeter 1y ago
Definitely a few. Media companies often send out infringement notices to ISPs to be forwarded to the user and I would guess this is how they get those IPs
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by sweeter 1y ago
Wayland is a lot smoothet than X. The colors are better too and there's just something about how the pixels are rendered that looks a million times better. It becomes apparent after using Wayland and then going back to X.
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by sweeter 1y ago
This dude is definitely into some hysterical right wing conspiracies. I remember he got yelled at by Linus Torvalds on the LKML for trying to spread anti-vax bs. https://lkml.org/lkml/2021/6/10/957 I alw
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by sweeter 1y ago
I got a combo of 6 up to 45. Pretty fun. I tried to condition it into what I would normally do, and then tried to subvert that
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by sweeter 1y ago
I think it's absurd. I work full time in the richest country on Earth and I can't afford an apartment and healthcare. The problem is clearly not advertising. Real "billionaire goes homeless for one night to prove the stupid p
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by sweeter 1y ago
Thank you!
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by sweeter 1y ago
And if they think that this version of Linux "isn't janky" but regular Linux is, than idk what to say.
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by sweeter 1y ago
Did they store the icons as byte arrays?
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by sweeter 1y ago
Nope, that's exactly how setuid works. You're setting the [s]pecial bit on a binary to tell the system to always run it as the provided [u]ser
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by sweeter 1y ago
This is why I think we need publicly funded open source projects with paid leads. There are so many basic things we've failed to do for ourselves and our fellow human beings. For example, the best non-AI TTS system is still Ivona TTS
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by sweeter 1y ago
What tech isn't there? It's been there for decades at this point. Unless you mean delusional ideas like pumping even more waste into the air in hopes that we can magically pull it out. Yes, that's always been a lie, and will
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by sweeter 1y ago
He doesn't want to admit to being the cause of the rot, it makes him feel bad (but not bad enough to not do it lol)
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by sweeter 1y ago
I think that is about the most gentle way you can put it. This is an echo of 2008 and the notion that this is normal is so absurd to me. It comes off as super out of touch. Financing groceries is dystopian.
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by sweeter 1y ago
"suffer" in this context is using some form of renewable energy and curtailing the industries that pump the 95% of all CO2 into the air. The absolute horror. You say this, but if you think that is suffering, wait until clean water
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by sweeter 1y ago
I'm sorry but this is so misguided. You could magically take every gas powered vehicle off of the road immediately, and you would only remove like 3% of the problem. The idea that you can "consumer activism" your way out of a
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by sweeter 1y ago
I'd trust BYD more than Tesla but I don't want to have to trust anyone. I drove a 20 year old Honda still to this day, but literally every new car has software in it and it won't be an option in the future. It's just too
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by sweeter 1y ago
It's basically "divine right to rule" for rich people, sans religion. I remember hearing about Rand and eventually reading Rand, and I quite literally thought it was satire. Tbf it would be peak if it was satire, but I genuin
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by sweeter 1y ago
looks like if Zig and Golang had a child. But I would expect something like file.writeString()
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by sweeter 1y ago
this is what tab completion and tldr is for. 99% of use cases are well covered and clear by the name of the flag, and a good CLI tool will make that easy to understand. A quick example and self-explanatory flags with tab-completion is all y
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by sweeter 2y ago
This analogy disregards everything we know and understand about the internet and how corporations operate
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by sweeter 2y ago
Would it be possible to clone an ancient human being from DNA?
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by sweeter 2y ago
Those posters in contrast with the widespread reception of Daylight savings time and the resistance against it, to the inability to stand against corporate interests. Its truly a timeless American classic... a tradition as old as time: usin
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by sweeter 2y ago
How many people get past the first page? I'd wager a guess its under 3%. It could be 20 results or an infinite amount, it wouldn't make a single bit of difference. It is a fact that google gets to control who and what shows up in
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by sweeter 2y ago
AI iS gOInG tO mAkE tHe wOrLD a BeTtEr PlAcE. Mhm, I'm sure. These people don't see those that they believe are underneath them as human beings. They are cattle to have their blood drained for profit. Privacy? Ethics? Integrity? H
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by sweeter 2y ago
no lol you're just missing the question I am asking. obviously sizeof wont return a pointer. Im just saying, wouldn't it be `sizeof(usize)` essentially... or `sizeof(ptr_size_on_platform)`

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