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Magicrafter13

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    Comment #49199723

    I can't go back to a staggered typewriter layout, ergonomic columnar is where it's at. I'm curious what the purpose of haptic feedback on an already mechanical keyboard is? Cool th…

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    Comment #49199658

    I was enjoying this article, but several of the images don't seem to load on any device I try, so it's hard to keep following along with what the author is discussing. It kinda mak…

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    Comment #49199551

    I disagree with the conclusion. I think this is only half of the story, and I can say so as one of the people in question who is largely against LLM code (despite finding LLMs to b…

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    Comment #49199484

    Based on the title, I knew the issue as soon as I looked at the first table. Still, great primer for those who don't know about such CPU shenanigans, and I did appreciate the solut…

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    Comment #49198259

    Works for me in my dedicated Android Auto user profile in GrapheneOS. Proton VPN with 'killswitch' turned on, and I've been able to use Android Auto. Though, I don't think I gave A…

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    Comment #49198224

    Thanks for the tips. I currently have 0.5.5y - I'll update and try these out and see if my experience improves. I also have a paid Proton plan so they shouldn't be rejecting my con…

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    Comment #49186763

    I already use a VPN (Proton) so I can't VPN back to my home (i.e. Tailscale). A very unfortunate limitation of Android. RethinkDNS has the potential to solve all my problems since …

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    Comment #49186649

    That's valid. I wouldn't call that a clear sky, personally, but I suppose it can still be considered one.

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    Comment #49184987

    I do want to setup home assistant at some point, but my main usecase for a smartphone assistant is what I mentioned. Things like setting reminders/todo list items, creating calenda…

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    Comment #49184966

    If the sky was clear, as the article states, then lack of GPS is not a good enough excuse for a trained pilot to crash into a mountain, unless the cockpit has no windows. It's not …

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    Comment #49184542

    This is great, I think everyone wins here. Normal users like us get a standard, ad-free web experience, while those sending the most annoying web traffic not only get a smaller, si…

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    Comment #49184375

    Google Assistant is going away, to be replaced by - checks notes - Google Assistant by a different name. k Tangentially related, does anyone know any FOSS (local preferred, but sel…

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    Comment #49175474

    People are getting so pissy over this haha. What a nothingburger. This is a cute little harmless logging line. I'm going to assume all the noisy dissenters are MySQL maintainers, b…

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    Comment #49158400

    > They remain the property of whoever issued it. What exactly do you mean by this? Licenses like the CC suite, and the GNU GPL or MIT software licenses, cannot be revoked after the…

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    Comment #49124558

    > Fair use is important, but there's also "first sale," the doctrine that says that after you buy something, you own it, and copyright can't be used to interfere with your traditio…

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    Comment #49124370

    > AI contributions are not copyrightable LLMs are trained on code that's already copyrighted, so their output may already be someone's copyright. Non-trivial LLM generated code is …

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    Comment #49124334

    This is essentially the policy that everyone ought to be taking on code that is shared publicly, and hopefully more GPL users/projects will adopt a similar policy. This is the only…

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    Comment #49116834

    As I stated in another comment; when you license code under the GNU GPLv2 (as you are doing whenever you contribute to the kernel), you are making an overt intellectual property cl…

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    Comment #49116773

    > I don't see evidence this is true One does not need to look very far. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/13/utah-approve... > The facility will require about 9GW of pow…

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    Comment #49112153

    This is incorrect as this is not what I said. I stated 'we' not 'I'. And I did not imply that we haven't been observing, I was stating historically that, with all we have observed …

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    Comment #49099925

    That certainly seems to be the way the courts are going, which is also quite troubling, considering a plain understanding of software licenses and how LLMs work should clearly demo…

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    Comment #49099765

    I want to engage with this comment in good faith, but I'm confused on what is trying to be said. Per American Heritage Dictionary 5th Edition: > A system of government marked by ce…

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    Comment #49099555

    Torvalds' statement was incredibly disingenuous and rather sad. Every single commit is making a legal and political claim. Each commit is saying "this code is my original copyright…

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    Comment #49098676

    In my mind this always went without saying, but realistically I know most people never think long term about this sort of thing. I've been hosting my own web content for nearly a d…