And Tesla needs to be held accountable for a security system than be easily defeated and puts innocent bystanders in danger.
I largely despised the commandline until I discovered z. Then I realized there are ways to make the commandline actually usable and it became an incredible, useful and user-friendly tool for me.
I'd see it as feeding a moment of sexual arousal/tension. I'd suggest that most instances of solitary porn consumption inside a relationship are due to unfulfilled sexual drive (due to temporary unavailability of their…
No, every guy I know, including myself, consumes porn. But it's not because I or they want polygamy. I'm not even sure how you're making that connection, since that's quite the leap.
That's interesting, thanks. Makes me wonder how widespread it is, but when spots are scarce and every bed counts, it's awful all the same. Also ties back into the idea that governments need to act earlier than might…
That's always been the biggest fear with Covid, so that's not unexpected. Long ICU durations, lack of sufficient ICU spots and staff, high infection rate, low case fatality rate still means it can quickly overwhelm…
> Monogamy is, more or less, a female fantasy. All women love the fact that birds mate for life. Meanwhile males fantasise about polygamy Maybe there is a kernel of truth to it deep in our evolutionary/reproductive…
> These changes will allow developers to bring their Win32 apps to the new Store without any changes to their existing code. In the past, developers were required to package their Win32 apps as an MSIX, and were forced…
Favoriting episodes, bookmarks, auto-queues, prioritizing podcasts, downloading episodes for archival purposes, playback history, list of all episodes in progress, stripping empty audio, crazy amount of configurability,…
And it's time we all stopped being that dependent on the US, considering how unreliable and untrustworthy they are.
I don't understand how it's in any way feasible. Do none of these people own laptops with sensitive business or political information? How do they think they're going to protect any of it without strong encryption? Or…
As somebody with ADHD, I can't consume audiobooks at all. My mind just starts to wander 10 seconds in and eventually I realize I haven't been listening for the past half-hour. It's the same with talks or lectures on…
Except even the most destructive technologies have lead to incalculably valuable advancements for society. This is clearly a step back when we'd rather funnel our best minds into ads rather than things that could in a…
This exists for Windows though as a third-party application, which points to one of the reasons why Windows is great. There's great software for nearly anything you could think of. It's one of the main things I miss…
I think the problem is that the demographics are already niche for the existing Linux on mobile software ecosystem on a device with as many software issues as it has. Then the issue of what little extra money they could…
I don't quite understand. What's the difference between this PinePhone and the one they've been selling for the past year?
I know parts of Europe which would definitely benefit from Starlink. There are plenty of rural areas even in the most well-off EU countries with shitty internet.
Why do you care so much? Did you complain about the same thing with Steve Jobs, that we should be saying "Apple said" instead of "Jobs said"? Or Bill Gates? Mark Cerny? Or.. Well, in many situations where the CEO or…
But Apple did keep it a secret and the research involved discovering those secrets for the rest of us. That's still research and it's still valuable. The fact that it shouldn't have to be this way only makes this kind…
This far along into the crisis, it feels to me like it's clear that any technical issues are incidental. It seems like there are such dire internal cultural/management issues that will make it impossible to fix the…
Performance improvements have slowed a great deal since then. Assuming you aren't doing anything particularly heavy, you can easily get away with using a Sandy Bridge CPU (10 years old) for most tasks. You'll likely…
> socialize the cost of keeping your toddler warm This seems like one of the whole points for having a society. Ensuring basic necessities like this are covered at a marginal cost. But I guess the neoliberal capitalist…
Honestly, it's scary to see how eager people are to uphold the law, completely divorced from morality or ethics. No, the law isn't absolute. The law isn't just. The law isn't moral. It isn't the only thing that matters.…
Man, the potential. It could turn into such a massive game if people were given the ability to contribute directly.
And Tesla needs to be held accountable for a security system than be easily defeated and puts innocent bystanders in danger.
I largely despised the commandline until I discovered z. Then I realized there are ways to make the commandline actually usable and it became an incredible, useful and user-friendly tool for me.
I'd see it as feeding a moment of sexual arousal/tension. I'd suggest that most instances of solitary porn consumption inside a relationship are due to unfulfilled sexual drive (due to temporary unavailability of their…
No, every guy I know, including myself, consumes porn. But it's not because I or they want polygamy. I'm not even sure how you're making that connection, since that's quite the leap.
That's interesting, thanks. Makes me wonder how widespread it is, but when spots are scarce and every bed counts, it's awful all the same. Also ties back into the idea that governments need to act earlier than might…
That's always been the biggest fear with Covid, so that's not unexpected. Long ICU durations, lack of sufficient ICU spots and staff, high infection rate, low case fatality rate still means it can quickly overwhelm…
> Monogamy is, more or less, a female fantasy. All women love the fact that birds mate for life. Meanwhile males fantasise about polygamy Maybe there is a kernel of truth to it deep in our evolutionary/reproductive…
> These changes will allow developers to bring their Win32 apps to the new Store without any changes to their existing code. In the past, developers were required to package their Win32 apps as an MSIX, and were forced…
Favoriting episodes, bookmarks, auto-queues, prioritizing podcasts, downloading episodes for archival purposes, playback history, list of all episodes in progress, stripping empty audio, crazy amount of configurability,…
And it's time we all stopped being that dependent on the US, considering how unreliable and untrustworthy they are.
I don't understand how it's in any way feasible. Do none of these people own laptops with sensitive business or political information? How do they think they're going to protect any of it without strong encryption? Or…
As somebody with ADHD, I can't consume audiobooks at all. My mind just starts to wander 10 seconds in and eventually I realize I haven't been listening for the past half-hour. It's the same with talks or lectures on…
Except even the most destructive technologies have lead to incalculably valuable advancements for society. This is clearly a step back when we'd rather funnel our best minds into ads rather than things that could in a…
This exists for Windows though as a third-party application, which points to one of the reasons why Windows is great. There's great software for nearly anything you could think of. It's one of the main things I miss…
I think the problem is that the demographics are already niche for the existing Linux on mobile software ecosystem on a device with as many software issues as it has. Then the issue of what little extra money they could…
I don't quite understand. What's the difference between this PinePhone and the one they've been selling for the past year?
I know parts of Europe which would definitely benefit from Starlink. There are plenty of rural areas even in the most well-off EU countries with shitty internet.
Why do you care so much? Did you complain about the same thing with Steve Jobs, that we should be saying "Apple said" instead of "Jobs said"? Or Bill Gates? Mark Cerny? Or.. Well, in many situations where the CEO or…
But Apple did keep it a secret and the research involved discovering those secrets for the rest of us. That's still research and it's still valuable. The fact that it shouldn't have to be this way only makes this kind…
This far along into the crisis, it feels to me like it's clear that any technical issues are incidental. It seems like there are such dire internal cultural/management issues that will make it impossible to fix the…
Performance improvements have slowed a great deal since then. Assuming you aren't doing anything particularly heavy, you can easily get away with using a Sandy Bridge CPU (10 years old) for most tasks. You'll likely…
> socialize the cost of keeping your toddler warm This seems like one of the whole points for having a society. Ensuring basic necessities like this are covered at a marginal cost. But I guess the neoliberal capitalist…
Honestly, it's scary to see how eager people are to uphold the law, completely divorced from morality or ethics. No, the law isn't absolute. The law isn't just. The law isn't moral. It isn't the only thing that matters.…
Man, the potential. It could turn into such a massive game if people were given the ability to contribute directly.