I see you haven't been a victim of a shitty third party repair shop. Yet. I have stories to tell. I don't mind us demanding Apple to be more flexible in authorizing and training third-party technicians, providing them…
How would that look in your opinion?
Tables can be set to display: block/flex/grid like anything else. Not that I recommend.
I treat Copilot as literally a programmer in pair programming. Which means that if it's trained, i.e. it has "seen" GPL code, then it's tainted, and we should treat resulting code as GPL code. Replace "GPL" with the…
We know what Wozniak would say, as he's a tinkerer from a time when computers were "human-sized" and able to be tinkered with. I think realistically the only thing we can demand is user-replaceable battery. Everything…
> I'm struggling a bit to understand how a belief in the importance of scientific knowledge and techniques equates to a religious mindset. The scientific method doesn't include the word "belief" at all. If you reduce it…
Everyone is doing it. At the pub after work. They take turns being right about politics, being right about sports, being right about their boss, being right about the state of society and Susan the receptionist. They're…
9AM to 9PM 6 days a week matches what the US went through during the Industrial revolution. The one child policy has been replaced with three children. Also the article doesn't speak about any of it being censored. The…
Technically light doesn't experience time. Which means there's no such thing as "how much time it takes light to travel from the Sun to Earth". It takes no time at all. Yet we do say "8 minutes 20 seconds". Everyone…
So this article is about a silly meme among Chinese youth. The urge to struggle is "young people are expected to work long hours, buy property, get married and have children". Unlike any other country.
Imagine other industries did what the software industry does, so we had articles like "how big should transport vehicles be". So we decided a sedan car is basically the right size, and proceeded to call trucks, trains,…
That's what I meant.
It's easy to be right. But to be right is not the same as being useful.
Did they at least try to figure out why you have this abdominal pain?
This pretend money is currently the main driving mechanism behind the unprecedented business hacking and ransomware wave.
Americans jog, and then have a meal that is 20 different ways to process the same corn into various food-like substances.
The article speaks about using this as a way to escape addiction to painkillers. Not so fast. Addiction is a phenomenon that predominantly happens in the brain, due to it constantly adapting to find homeostasis. And…
> The wild thing is that the ransomware operations are making so much money that they can afford to buy multi-million dollar zero day vulns that at one point were only available to nation states or fortune 500…
The original Audacity is open source, so the fork maintainers don't need to be good at audio code.
I see you haven't been a victim of a shitty third party repair shop. Yet. I have stories to tell. I don't mind us demanding Apple to be more flexible in authorizing and training third-party technicians, providing them…
How would that look in your opinion?
Tables can be set to display: block/flex/grid like anything else. Not that I recommend.
I treat Copilot as literally a programmer in pair programming. Which means that if it's trained, i.e. it has "seen" GPL code, then it's tainted, and we should treat resulting code as GPL code. Replace "GPL" with the…
We know what Wozniak would say, as he's a tinkerer from a time when computers were "human-sized" and able to be tinkered with. I think realistically the only thing we can demand is user-replaceable battery. Everything…
> I'm struggling a bit to understand how a belief in the importance of scientific knowledge and techniques equates to a religious mindset. The scientific method doesn't include the word "belief" at all. If you reduce it…
Everyone is doing it. At the pub after work. They take turns being right about politics, being right about sports, being right about their boss, being right about the state of society and Susan the receptionist. They're…
9AM to 9PM 6 days a week matches what the US went through during the Industrial revolution. The one child policy has been replaced with three children. Also the article doesn't speak about any of it being censored. The…
Technically light doesn't experience time. Which means there's no such thing as "how much time it takes light to travel from the Sun to Earth". It takes no time at all. Yet we do say "8 minutes 20 seconds". Everyone…
So this article is about a silly meme among Chinese youth. The urge to struggle is "young people are expected to work long hours, buy property, get married and have children". Unlike any other country.
Imagine other industries did what the software industry does, so we had articles like "how big should transport vehicles be". So we decided a sedan car is basically the right size, and proceeded to call trucks, trains,…
That's what I meant.
It's easy to be right. But to be right is not the same as being useful.
Did they at least try to figure out why you have this abdominal pain?
This pretend money is currently the main driving mechanism behind the unprecedented business hacking and ransomware wave.
Americans jog, and then have a meal that is 20 different ways to process the same corn into various food-like substances.
The article speaks about using this as a way to escape addiction to painkillers. Not so fast. Addiction is a phenomenon that predominantly happens in the brain, due to it constantly adapting to find homeostasis. And…
> The wild thing is that the ransomware operations are making so much money that they can afford to buy multi-million dollar zero day vulns that at one point were only available to nation states or fortune 500…
The original Audacity is open source, so the fork maintainers don't need to be good at audio code.