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wankle
3y ago
Agreed, it seems bizarre to me that any company especially Google would roll out something like this.
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wankle
3y ago
I keep my codes on an encrypted thumb drive I store in a fire proof box along with important documents. As for the OP, it sounds really convenient but convenience is what led to Code Red Worm in 2001.
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wankle
3y ago
No 50+ gamers I know either use smart phones or consoles for gaming, well some use consoles. Smart phones suck for gaming, no tactile feel from virtual buttons.
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Is a Turing machine a real device or an imaginary concept?
(stackoverflow.com)
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wankle
3y ago
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wankle
3y ago
When someone brings up Turing complete in a discussion about AI, refer them to "Turing machines aren't used in practice for several reasons.".
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wankle
3y ago
Stack Overflow can do that for me too, and no Bill Gates negative karma is involved.
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wankle
3y ago
> To be sure, what the technology does is unmistakably a form intelligence. > Computers playing chess is AI. Computers doing anything are following the programming of their programmers. Without feeling and free will, there is no AI.
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The world would be happier with wobbly windows
(userbase.kde.org)
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wankle
3y ago
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wankle
3y ago
Let it wobble.
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wankle
3y ago
I'm loving Proton on Ubuntu.
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wankle
3y ago
Is it a cover, is the US expecting any impending major actions or disasters.
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Tell HN: I've typed vi over 6000 times last 8 months
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wankle
3y ago
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wankle
3y ago
Someone diverged the thread into Linux vs Mac. The point is, how did the evil Microsoft monolopy get away with not fixing this bug for so long.
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wankle
3y ago
Windows can't be hibernated without issue. My wife had issues the past week already on Windows. She wants me to put Ubuntu back on the machine.
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wankle
3y ago
You seem to be confused, Linux is the most stable OS available for desktop or servers.
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wankle
3y ago
It seems unusual to me that self-hosters are encouraged to waste resources to avoid having their VM's reclaimed when using the free Oracle Cloud tier.
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Oracle free tier reclamation (avoidance)
(old.reddit.com)
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wankle
3y ago
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wankle
3y ago
Because Windows at >90% of the world's entire personal computing market is totally OK.
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wankle
3y ago
I like that it looks like a starship dreamed up in the 1950's.
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wankle
3y ago
I'm not sure what you're asking? I'm happy to try and oblige, do you have a command I can run to answer your questions?
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wankle
3y ago
I was thinking the same thing but I tend to create a large compressed backup file and upload that instead. My backup file is currently under 100 gigs, the most critical files not my whole system's files. If I backed up my gaming accoun
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wankle
3y ago
> Having a limit of 5 million files is perfectly reasonable. Is it? On this desktop I have 1.5 million files, "df -i" says I've used 1.1 million inodes and I have 61 million inodes free. The 5 million file limit on Google
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wankle
3y ago
> So ChatGPT tells him what he wants to hear. He's using it as an extra engineer who always agrees with him. I chuckled, it sounds like the plot from a B Sci-Fi movie.
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wankle
3y ago
Dice lists 10 times more Perl jobs than Rust jobs and almost 3 times more than Kotlin.
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wankle
3y ago
Actually Lightsail halved their prices a few years ago.
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wankle
3y ago
Gates and Jobs are why I don't use Windows or Mac. Torvalds, Stallman, Gosling, they don't steal, they innovate.
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wankle
3y ago
It's the only thing that makes me consider installing it.
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wankle
3y ago
Twitter I used for several years and may go back now that someone with common sense is at the helm but only ever heard of WeChat and what I heard was mostly negative.
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wankle
3y ago
It's what I do, Wireguard on a cheap VPS. It's plenty fast but does take learning the configuration which wasn't hard.
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wankle
3y ago
gjsman-1000's point and yours make sense and somewhere on the page it was suggested to start running DC power just for LED lighting in homes. Until then, our new plan is to use LED light strips and stop buying LED bulbs. The idea is th
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