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tardedmeme

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    Comment #48399509

    Is that better or worse than Google?

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    Comment #48396922

    It's more like you ask a paralyzed person to lift his arm and he says he doesn't want to. https://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/02/science/discovering-that-...

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    Comment #48396802

    FYI there are no FOSS LLMs

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    Comment #48396758

    > In the current Iranian war the UK is only allowing it's bases to launch defensive missions, i.e. strike offensive capability If Iran struck all of the UK's missile factories and …

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    Comment #48396546

    That's true. There is, like, no GUI library on desktops any more.

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    Comment #48396401

    I'll believe that you believe that your bank statements only need to be private for a year, when you upload all of yours until a year ago.

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    Comment #48389474

    Why would you take the stupidest possible interpretation of that person's comment?

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    Comment #48389429

    Signatures aren't as urgent to replace as encryption keys are. You can wait until someone is about to build a quantum computer, then change all your signatures. Encrypted data is m…

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    Comment #48389290

    In terms of actually doing it, it's still very remote, but not as remote as it would have to be for us to completely ignore it. And the NSA has massive data centers full of hard dr…

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    Comment #48389262

    Gradually, and especially when hot. Modern chips are pretty close to the physical limits of how small they can be made, and that means atomic/chemical effects like electromigration…

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    Comment #48388744

    Thanks captain pedantic

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    Comment #48386405

    Just make a new one and start using it for new things. Move things over piecemeal. You don't have to close your old account.

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    Comment #48386356

    Do casual computer users use the word "malware"? I think people only know the term "virus" but when I say "windows is a computer virus" everyone thinks I'm insane.

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    Comment #48386308

    I can see that chrooting into an empty folder can make it look like everything is deleted but it's actually the mkfs command that deleted everything.

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    Comment #48386098

    I think it's a case of projection. Megatech CEOs feel that avoiding interactions with peons is the most important thing, so they add this feature assuming that everyone else also w…

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    Comment #48386081

    Banning selling alcohol to children is a slippery slope to banning candy and then banning food and then banning giving water to children. Right?

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    Comment #48382502

    > It's the digital equivalent of requiring ID to go anywhere or do anything, rather than just a few well-defined things. No, it's social media, specifically. That's why it says soc…

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    Comment #48382486

    Thank god we have "American ingenuity" to enshittify new inventions. Where would we be without that?

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    Comment #48382471

    Did the USSR have a space program?

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    Comment #48382460

    For $5 I'll give you an age token from my card.

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    Comment #48382447

    How about the internet?

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    Comment #48370192

    That's Google's new captcha design - they want you to scan a code on your phone to reuse your mobile's attestation on your desktop.

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    Comment #48370185

    Fun fact: America invented the social credit score, long before China, and they still have it. The only difference, is the lack of the word "social" in the system's name, but it's …

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    Comment #48370113

    It's to prevent you training another model to emulate the reasoning. They want it to be their moat.

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    Comment #48370091

    According to Cory Doctorow, P&G (Proctor&Gamble) canceled $200m of ad spend and saw no change in sales