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Comment #48259309
biometrics are ripe for abuse; i wouldn’t opt into that. why not use the lottery system like in japan or simply put a name on the ticket so it can’t be scalped.
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Comment #48152648
Let’s start with Eurovision.
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Comment #47994214
the token usage isn’t sustainable. formal english is a barrier but requirement for specification. brevity is the language of money and that’s the premise of management using ai. fy…
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Comment #47812410
it’s a commonality. we discover the same over and over on the 8311 discord at pon.wiki. often the result of disclosure is a firmware update that removes the ability to create a con…
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Comment #47344071
wearables. u need to authenticate a literal pulse. essentially a passkey for being alive. we can’t allow a corporate entity control, it needs to be truly open and not like fido.
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Comment #47093683
Got it all wrong, typical AI slop. It reveals that Fabrice Bellard is still above all, super human. LUL
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Comment #46909713
Why bother? Ask yourself first if you’re doing anything truly meaningful. The answer is likely no; it’s all irrelevant. Time is finite. The thousand ideas you had don’t need to be …
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Comment #46852408
Where did u get this notion from? you must not be old enough to know how subscription services play out. Ask your parents about their internet or mobile billings. Or the very least…
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Comment #46479755
I have a wonderful collection of retro consoles and games that I let my nephews play when I babysit without much worry or trouble. Sure some of it is considered obscene, offensive,…
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Comment #46078990
Sorry to say but the output hasn’t been this poor. Even in the day of Geocities, marquees galore, we were producing better markup, javascript, and content.
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Comment #46052588
monetization makes for a conceiving argument so I will leave this here as well https://www.wwt.com/case-study/tactical-chat-solution-navy/
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Comment #46049213
Is it really a question about processing performance though? I’ve always assumed it was about bandwidth and latency… Communication protocols don’t need to be human-readable because…
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Comment #46024479
Lay-off the engineers and promote the mouthpieces. It’s not a Microsoft issue, it’s an industry 1. They’re making poor choices because there was a major shift to incompetence. Usin…
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Comment #45950260
I maintain multi OS documentation at pon.wiki and it’s just easier for me this way as it’s distraction free, synced to a NAS. I could setup a VM or another system but I’ve always m…
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Comment #45946817
I dual boot with Fedora but rarely ever boot into Windows, last week was 1 of those times and seeing the menu render on right click in explorer had me shutting down in frustration.…
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Comment #45474225
Piracy and meshed networks are going to be an inevitable future. We fought for and lost net neutrality which hasn’t shown face yet but with subscription browsers it’s time is nigh.…
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Comment #44898204
I kinda question the validity of the NSFW explanation news articles are bringing up because it’s signalling out foreign assets more than anything. Maybe a ploy in trying to keep th…
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Comment #44855532
the truth to the article and also hinted at is that they’re squashing the competition with lobbying and bulking on the single platform/subscription meta; the title should be “sex i…
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Comment #44771450
What’s idiotic is Canada has TeleSat which was established by the Canadian Government in 1969, although it’s private today. It’s also headquartered in Ottawa so I don’t know how th…
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Comment #44711133
You’re making it out like it was zero sum prior which it wasn’t and never has. The increased is 5% and the new baseline for taxable goods ie. 15% from the prior 10%. It’s basically…
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Comment #44706679
My take is that it’s all an illusion. The deal looks good on paper for the US. But EU/Japan/etc. big business will setup subsidiaries in tax haven states such as Texas or Florida a…
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Comment #44692636
Problem with AMD is that it’s heavily tied to Taiwan and its government, similarly to nVidia, and that presents itself a bigger problem for the defence industry and geopolitics for…
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Comment #44468027
The dataset is tainted, guardrails or not, it’s theft. Unity already perjured itself, admittedly by the mention of “guardrails”. They can’t conceivably put guardrails for all copyr…
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Comment #44418762
home edge
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Comment #44331275
Another lesson to be learned is not to put all your bread in 1 basket. They should disperse between all the European providers listed and not just with OVHcloud. Like that’s the en…