Then just go through the linked mailing list in the OP. It's in the quoted parts. Honestly, the people around here.
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/78ac6ee8-8e7c-bd4c-a3a7-5a90c7c...
It's a pattern of behavior that affects a lot of online communities from what I've seen, not just HN, but it's particularly concerning when I see that kind of stance here. There are a number of writers who I disagree…
Examples: https://gitlab.com/libremonde-org/papers/research/privacy-ma... https://gitlab.com/libremonde-org/papers/research/privacy-ma... https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/issues/8473 Synapse does a lot of logging,…
It feels like this would be the perfect application for something like Geforce Now or even just the Steam streaming service. Provide an interface for users to customize the controls and provide an API for advanced…
> Considering if Matrix wouldn't be a better choice as my next default messenger From what I've seen, Matrix is far worse metadata-wise than Signal. If Signal is bad, Matrix is worse.
> Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screeners will detain them and turn them over to law enforcement, who will take their money without any cause for suspicion and without filing any criminal charges This is…
Let me know how that goes.
Is somebody working on one?
Is the bicycle at least AI-powered? Otherwise I don't see the point
I've been experimenting with Qubes and it's the only OS I'm aware of that adequately addresses this issue. It's not usable for non-technical users though without a lot of learning/training and it can be a bit tedious to…
I still can't play SS1/SS2. It's nuts what's possible even with limited graphics.
> As long as you are able to do that, is it truly censoring? No ones burning books here. To say the publishing industry is especially censoring today than before is outrageous. The point is that it self censored in the…
> I think for the sake of conversation we would have to draw a dividing line between the operating system Apple makes and the apps Apple makes, even when that line can be very, very blurry. (Pre-installed apps, the App…
Taiwan was quite successful with the policies they implemented to home-grow a semiconductor industry: https://www.nap.edu/read/10677/chapter/9 The entire chapter is interesting, but it also mentions how TSMC came to be:…
> But he acknowledged at the report's launch that it was still unclear whether this would involve offering tax cuts to woo TSMC, Samsung or another major player to establish a new site within Europe. Sounds like it'll…
No social contacts with friends or strangers who could become friends (or even a partner). So loneliness and lack of intimacy. The latter is a killer.
I've been looking into this and couldn't find any studies or reports that showed any notable negative effect of particulate emissions by laser printers.
I started up my laser printer after letting it gather dust for a good 4-5 years. It still works as good as new (and it was already 6 years old by then). This thing is unkillable and the toner lasts what feels like…
It falls apart in how you interact with the pages. It's not even close to the same thing, so not replicable at all.
I've been trying to make all-digital work for years. I feel like there are significant downsides with digital that make me want to go back to paper (but if I were to print out everything I read, my small apartment would…
It's even worse if you're a company in Germany. The pricing for business lines (and the speeds you get) are atrocious.
> it's not clear if we'll be able to see that many titles take on raytracing in future titles Considering AMD's core role in next-gen consoles, it's likely that there'll be broad support for raytracing in games…
Add to that, it's likely they won't have as many supply issues as nVidia because they're using TSMC and TSMC is totally on the ball when it comes to yields (unlike Samsung).
I think it's not feasible to continue the project as long as this issue isn't resolved appropriately. I've seen at least one contributor already dealing with letters from the RIAA because of a minor contribution years…
Then just go through the linked mailing list in the OP. It's in the quoted parts. Honestly, the people around here.
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/78ac6ee8-8e7c-bd4c-a3a7-5a90c7c...
It's a pattern of behavior that affects a lot of online communities from what I've seen, not just HN, but it's particularly concerning when I see that kind of stance here. There are a number of writers who I disagree…
Examples: https://gitlab.com/libremonde-org/papers/research/privacy-ma... https://gitlab.com/libremonde-org/papers/research/privacy-ma... https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/issues/8473 Synapse does a lot of logging,…
It feels like this would be the perfect application for something like Geforce Now or even just the Steam streaming service. Provide an interface for users to customize the controls and provide an API for advanced…
> Considering if Matrix wouldn't be a better choice as my next default messenger From what I've seen, Matrix is far worse metadata-wise than Signal. If Signal is bad, Matrix is worse.
> Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screeners will detain them and turn them over to law enforcement, who will take their money without any cause for suspicion and without filing any criminal charges This is…
Let me know how that goes.
Is somebody working on one?
Is the bicycle at least AI-powered? Otherwise I don't see the point
I've been experimenting with Qubes and it's the only OS I'm aware of that adequately addresses this issue. It's not usable for non-technical users though without a lot of learning/training and it can be a bit tedious to…
I still can't play SS1/SS2. It's nuts what's possible even with limited graphics.
> As long as you are able to do that, is it truly censoring? No ones burning books here. To say the publishing industry is especially censoring today than before is outrageous. The point is that it self censored in the…
> I think for the sake of conversation we would have to draw a dividing line between the operating system Apple makes and the apps Apple makes, even when that line can be very, very blurry. (Pre-installed apps, the App…
Taiwan was quite successful with the policies they implemented to home-grow a semiconductor industry: https://www.nap.edu/read/10677/chapter/9 The entire chapter is interesting, but it also mentions how TSMC came to be:…
> But he acknowledged at the report's launch that it was still unclear whether this would involve offering tax cuts to woo TSMC, Samsung or another major player to establish a new site within Europe. Sounds like it'll…
No social contacts with friends or strangers who could become friends (or even a partner). So loneliness and lack of intimacy. The latter is a killer.
I've been looking into this and couldn't find any studies or reports that showed any notable negative effect of particulate emissions by laser printers.
I started up my laser printer after letting it gather dust for a good 4-5 years. It still works as good as new (and it was already 6 years old by then). This thing is unkillable and the toner lasts what feels like…
It falls apart in how you interact with the pages. It's not even close to the same thing, so not replicable at all.
I've been trying to make all-digital work for years. I feel like there are significant downsides with digital that make me want to go back to paper (but if I were to print out everything I read, my small apartment would…
It's even worse if you're a company in Germany. The pricing for business lines (and the speeds you get) are atrocious.
> it's not clear if we'll be able to see that many titles take on raytracing in future titles Considering AMD's core role in next-gen consoles, it's likely that there'll be broad support for raytracing in games…
Add to that, it's likely they won't have as many supply issues as nVidia because they're using TSMC and TSMC is totally on the ball when it comes to yields (unlike Samsung).
I think it's not feasible to continue the project as long as this issue isn't resolved appropriately. I've seen at least one contributor already dealing with letters from the RIAA because of a minor contribution years…