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aneutron

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About aneutron

I like software and tech. I'm practically a sloth who knows a tiny bit about computers, linux, and can program.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48340423

    Fix your website. Drop the shitty Javascript animations. Jesus these things were solved in 2014 with D3JS and jQuery.

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    Comment #48148145

    Thank you so much for posting this. I have been paying the annual 10$ (which went up by 2$ this year), but now it looks like I have to pay a whopping 30$ a year (a 3x increase, wit…

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    Comment #46778474

    The most impressive thing is that if they stopped putting out new features, and solely delivered security and optimization patches for Windows, it would unironically be the best no…

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    Comment #46476626

    Episodes like these only serve to cement that Iran and North Korea are right to think that having nuclear deterrence is the only viable insurance policy. (Delivery & effectiveness …

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    Comment #46060924

    My guess is its the size of the blades. e.g. https://servermall.com/fr/sets/serveurs-blade-dell/?srsltid=...

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    Comment #45882218

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_AG

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    Comment #45873428

    So let me get this straight: The US government directly buying stakes in Intel is A-OK, but any involvement from the CCP in any form in any company is Not Good ? If the only issue …

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    Comment #45809714

    I hope this does not affect Camelcamelcamel or Idealo, because if not we lose the power to get real visibility over real value of items.

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    Comment #45775505

    While I agree with the general idea, I think the sales pitch is less "a bunch of ARM Cortex cores" and more "a bunch of RDNA2 cores stuck to the same Cortex cores you're used to". …

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    Comment #45489435

    Funnily enough, I got into trouble in Korea (Jeju to be specific) because of this. I had just stopped at a red light (huge intersection), and I saw a police car get behind me, they…

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    Comment #45043091

    What this tells is the following: 1. You have absolutely no clue how the BitTorrent protocol works. 2. You have never maintained a widely used app as a single developer. 3. The ext…

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    Comment #44822515

    Impressive for a 16GBP watch !

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    Comment #44802509

    Assuming this does happen, I would genuienly like to read what a plausible follow-up would look like, for peace in Gaza. Would they extend Israel to Gaza and give everyone there a …

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    Comment #44394763

    If you think of your fingerprint as a "secret", you're wrong. It's more your name. That would be like saying your face is a secret. It's not.

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    Comment #44376354

    Sounds fairly sensible to me

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    Comment #43776640

    Or randomascii. A freaking legend (although he had a heart braking streak of bad events ... I wish him the best)

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    Comment #43545693

    While that may be the case, this subject is quite delicate and is best debated within the confines of informed animal sexology:

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    Comment #43387026

    Making an urgent phone call to your spouse while rushing to your kids in the ER without taking your hands off the steering while is a fucking godsend. No matter how broken they are…

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    Comment #43331599

    All they have to show is incremental improvements over Siri. For that, Quantized models are more than enough in my opinion.

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    Comment #43331248

    [flagged]

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    Comment #42696659

    Yes, but they did not touch that DNS specifically.

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    Comment #42695256

    Have you actually read the article ? He explains everything in sufficient detail. He didn't "hijack" the DNS records, he bought the ones that were expired and available. The only t…

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    Comment #42490880

    Can a corporation CLAIM civil damages over their CEOs murder ? I'd think that would be his "estate" perhaps ? (Far from being a lawyer)

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    Comment #42254441

    That is a very bold claim. A message queue can have many different requirements: Some message queues tolerate lost messages, others don't. Some require a notification mechanism (i.…

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    Comment #42245643

    I don't understand how you can characterize this as dictatorship. If anything, it's the very normal realization of the representational democracy: The people have voted for represe…