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tripdout
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Comment #48563417
Well, both, probably. GrapheneOS requires a lot of framework and device side changes.
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Comment #48555119
I remember seeing a video where someone was talking about how from someone on the YouTube team said that their goal is for you to to replace the word “algorithm” with “audience”. W…
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Comment #48379114
I agree I run the risk of being wrong and could at least provide some evidence, but I think at the very least it can be one additional piece of information someone could use in the…
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Comment #48378662
LLM-written article.
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Comment #48371311
Are these reasoning blobs the reason ChatGPT always requests to “store data in persistent storage”?
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Comment #48361201
I love you
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Comment #48359743
Does that website blocking work for browsers other than Safari?
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Comment #48317845
Back to Nix again? I remember one of their employees had a great video series on it, but then they stopped using it because it was too complicated.
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Comment #48170472
I’m running the risk of just getting an AI response back, but: How are you able to boot Debian from an SD card, and without unlocking the bootloader? Does the bootloader look for a…
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Comment #47953237
There’s SELinux, everything is mounted nosuid, barely anything runs as root except init. I doubt it.
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Comment #47904548
Wow, Tinkertoys, I still remember how the wood smelled and the big drum it came in.
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Comment #47834815
I think you’ve misread my comment, I’m saying that thock does indeed work as a filter in the search bar!
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Comment #47829769
As someone who doesn't pay much attention to the world of mechanical keyboards, very happy that I can use "thock" as a filter. EDIT: A quick Google shows it's a pretty popular term…
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Comment #47828891
Or similar/clones, like the Atten ST-862D.
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Comment #47747255
Interesting, but is the required combination of EML gates less complex than using other primitives?
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Comment #47746396
I guess I could see that, but if all the water left, it could be dry like a desert too.. (although even though that was my initial interpretation, I did understand that's not what …
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Comment #47743501
I actually don’t understand the meaning of that sentence in Dickens fully either. > As much mud in the streets, as if the waters had but newly retired from the face of the earth, a…
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Comment #47650871
The beta site was a horrible redesign. It hid information that was previously visible, the layout was confusing, comments were harder to read, and it just made no sense.
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Comment #47610405
A 2GB RAM (and no EMMC) Raspberry Pi 5 in Canada is $90. Around $150 is where you can get used N100 Mini PCs with a proper SSD, and at least 8GB of RAM. It’s crazy.