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vitally3643

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    Comment #49114976

    At no point has anyone in power ever operated otherwise. Frankly I'm surprised that you're surprised.

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    Comment #49114941

    Slaps on the wrist haven't effected meaningful change in the last several decades so at this point yeah, the penalties for breaking the law should be just as disastrous and life al…

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    Comment #49114813

    Yes, except parent is correct. Physcial and chemical mean very different and specific things in this context. Calling photosynthesis a physical reaction is flatly incorrect no matt…

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    Comment #49111374

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    Comment #49109020

    Wireless power and ""ambient energy"" are incompatible with real physics. Sure, they're real phenomena that actually do exist, but the physics are such that they're almost entirely…

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    Comment #49102519

    This tends to simply not be that much of a problem for "lower" species.

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    Comment #49102467

    I remember when "as reliable as GitHub" would have been a compliment

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    Comment #49089322

    Have to say, I've never been disappointed by a Dell monitor.

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    Comment #49089083

    Because it's graphine and the entire point is that google is not involved in any transaction between you and your banking app.

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    Comment #49077119

    That's the kind of statement dreamed up by product managers who are not and have never met a gamer. This is what happens when you think you can imagine what your market wants from …

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    Comment #49077083

    You can't be the "Let's Encrypt of" anything if it's self-hosted. The entire point of Let's Encrypt is that there is a centralized reputable entity of note signing everyone's keys.…

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    Comment #49075933

    That's only because they were all designed before the always-on spyware madness began.

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    Comment #49075557

    There's nothing obvious about it. Meta makes money on ads, period. Scams work and get clicks. Therefore, meta makes money on scams running rampant on their platform.

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    Comment #49073386

    This is by far the least interesting/worst kind of project emerging lately. "I didn't want to pay trivial money for a product, so I paid nontrivial money to have an AI make a versi…

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    Comment #49063271

    Forest fires are possible to prevent most of the time. We lack the political will to do controlled burns. And climate change is making them worse.

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    Comment #49062704

    I mean, it's a near daily experience for me that Claude tries to 'sudo pacman -S' some dependency multiple times before giving up and admitting that it's fundamentally impossible f…

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    Comment #49062286

    Supposedly it's for FCC compliance. Makes perfect sense if you believe it, but I'm not super convinced.

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    Comment #49058142

    Or when they develop a society which removes all evolutionary pressures. Evolution isn't magical, it's purely probabilistic. You can drive the probabilities down real low and then …

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    Comment #49058016

    Even if you have an entire season's worth of capacity, your inputs and outputs still cycle per-day. You're still cycling charge and discharge every day, you're just doing it in a v…

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    Comment #49057928

    Reads are effectively infinite. I'm not aware of any upper limit shorter than "end of the universe" timescales. Flash wears out from writing and the answer is in the tens to hundre…

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    Comment #49051453

    Most BT adapters clear their firmware and need reinitialized when enumerated on USB. USB passthrough, properly configured, is transparent to the adapter. You should simply need to …

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    Comment #49048456

    A certain subset of programmers apparently just really, really hate this whole messy concept of "thinking about things". Text works and is hard because it's a projection of a menta…

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    Comment #49046315

    It's a visual hash. It isn't reversible, but it is uniquely confirmable.