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by t344344 3y ago
Macbook users have to do something like this when moving their SSD drive to other machine! Not very user friendly!
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by t344344 3y ago
Buy extra cloud storage, buy extra connectivity for backups, buy extra desoldering station.... Or maybe just take screw driver and move it to next machine.
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by t344344 3y ago
> I don’t know if I will ever buy a Framework laptop. Most of my workflows now revolve around macOS, Why we are reading opinion pieces from Apple sheep that does not known anything? Framework has its place. But bigger problem is that ind
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by t344344 3y ago
Apple does not have enterprise grade laptop with replaceable SSD. They need to be more competitive!
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by t344344 3y ago
Anybody else can take the advice "buy more RAM".
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by t344344 3y ago
Yeah, people have to fight for the truth, to give legitimacy to large corporations!
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by t344344 3y ago
> You are confusing science with ... academia. Academia is the science. You can not separate those two. Not after last three years. I get the idea and process, read Asimov, have PhD etc...
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by t344344 3y ago
Science is about money and publishing. We find sponsor, we publish, we get money. There is nothing hard to understand about this business model!
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by t344344 3y ago
> Today, my base salary is $175K, no bonus, no stock refresh since the founder grant, fully vested stock, no severance, no indemnification. (Mainly because I just haven't asked for new comp b.c company is in a difficult spot) - In c
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by t344344 3y ago
> hosted a Mastodon server on the domain Mastodon is often used to distribute illegal content. If you self host you need to be ready to deal with this stuff. Like with self hosted SMTP server. Not saying it is good or bad, just reality!
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by t344344 3y ago
You have to keep or swap DRM chip. But I am in EU, not really sure about US.
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by t344344 3y ago
Who has so much free time? Easy solution: - return cartridges since they do not work in "compatible" printer. Consumer laws do not care about small print or region locks - go to unauthorized shop and have original cartridges refi
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by t344344 3y ago
> Another data point: of the 20 newest posts on this forum, 12 are about Twitter not responding to the standard API access request process, and 4 seem to be about API bugs. This has been the pattern for a while now. It seems like Twitter
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by t344344 3y ago
In theory maybe. My point is why should I even make that fight? I have my own issues, my own life, my own people that depend on me.
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by t344344 3y ago
Stuff like this is why I refuse to return back to office. There is some sort of relationship play between "nice guys" and managers. Both of them are refusing to do their work, "nice guy" to complete his work and manager
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by t344344 3y ago
Nice paper. Now I can just point that return-to-office is sexist!
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by t344344 3y ago
I found most books are just garbage. Take Moby-Dick for example, interesting story that could be compressed to two pages, but it is 400 pages of boring stuff, that goes on and on. And it can not be criticized as it is "fundamental corn
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by t344344 3y ago
Try latest version. Now it just sends link to Wine.
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by t344344 3y ago
I have opposite problem. I am trying to deactivate paypal account or get banned. They keep sending me spam. I stopped using paypal long time ago. Phone number I used expired when I moved countries. Paypal somehow activated 2FA authenticatio
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by t344344 3y ago
Exactly! Therapist would never push something like that onto mentally ill person with schizophrenia or autism! And child can give fully informed consent, just like with circumcision!
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by t344344 3y ago
Right, unless it breaks and Americans have to launch from Kazakhstan :) There were two spy satellites with the same mirror diameter as Hubble. Launched by normal rockets! Without spending money on shuttle, US could launch new Hubble every
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by t344344 3y ago
I am not sure what consensus is, but I use this: https://memtest.org/
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by t344344 3y ago
I had similar issue with BTRFS thanks to new faulty DDR4. - CRC checksum for some blocks on fs was wrong - I discovered faulty DDR4, replaced it, without knowing FS corruption - system started randomly kernel panicking - no msg in logs (fs
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by t344344 3y ago
I had MRI in EU, it was 160 euro for scan, and another 50 euro for specialist consultation. Public insurance would not cover it, so I paid it myself. Not sure what is holding you back, but health should be a priority!
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by t344344 3y ago
> Mech had relied on research done on captive wolves. But it describes wolves in captivity pretty well! Most references about "alpha" I seen were from a dog behavior. Pack of dogs has a hierarchy and follows orders. Pick-up ori
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by t344344 3y ago
It is not a laptop, but Asus PN53 has 1kg with 7 USB port, 2x2.5 Gb ethernet, 4x4k@60Hz displays, 64GB RAM and 3xSSD. I use it as a docking station while traveling.
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by t344344 3y ago
I would be totally up for such AI assistant, but it absolutely has to be self hosted. I would also like an option to audit its memory and scrub sensitive information.
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by t344344 3y ago
It does not get the job done. Last problem I had with Pi: my keyboard did not work for some reason. Guess what, Pi has shitty USB 1.1 implementation (USB 2.0 is different stack), on top of that it does not give enough power to connected dev
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by t344344 3y ago
I hate PI because its hardware is just junk. Cheap low end stuff designed for consumer electronics like TVs! Devops like to use Intel NIC, ECC memory only. But somehow Pi junk gets pass because it is "open-source" or what. Great,
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by t344344 3y ago
> I'd never try to pass them off as real. Seems dishonest With photo-shopping, makeup, plastic surgery... AI generated photos are ethical.

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