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Artoooooor··on Drone pilot makes US rescind no-fly zones around unmarked, moving ICE vehicles
Couldn't it be used to identify/track the ICE vehicles? Observe where drones suddenly become enclosed in a no-fly zone (do I understand correctly that operators get notification that they should land immediately)?
Artoooooor··on If This Road
Very interesting. Observations from 3 and 4 seem to contradict each other. In 3 author claims that previously we had to "soften" our views due to social pressure of people in our vicinity (room, street, city...). This moderated both us and people we interacted with. Now we often stumble upon virtual place with people of similar world views, where the society does not force us to self-moderate.

In 4 however the author claims that previously we could say certain things that we can't say now, due to social pressure.

And I certainly can confirm it. At the same time extreme world views are more pronounced (echo chambers in social media) and people lose their jobs because they said something "wrong". What causes these seemingly opposite changes to occur at once? Did we just lose ability to discuss things in civilized manner due to lack of...well, discussions in the isolated internet groups? Are we so far from each other that we replaced normal human talks with diplomatic relations, as we represent different echo chambers, despite living and working together? Maybe that previous self-moderation gave some room for discussion because we could assume our interlocutor at least had common problems and interests with us?

Thanks for sharing this book. I'm only at chapter (or "piece" as the author calls it) and already have something to think about.

Artoooooor··on How Big Tech wrote secrecy into EU law to hide data centres' environmental toll
Of course, transparency for thee but not for me.
Artoooooor··on The Claude Code Source Leak: fake tools, frustration regexes, undercover mode
But it still doesn't recognise "rubbish" :D
Artoooooor··on Automatically generate all 3D print files for organizing a drawer
The error message should point that it's the server, not the user problem.
Artoooooor··on Show HN: Yoink – Spotify to lossless with full metadata, self-hostable, ad-free
This is comically blatant. Tell law enforcement you are downloading these tracks to train AI and you're safe.
Artoooooor··on Claws are now a new layer on top of LLM agents
So now I will be able to tell OpenClaw to speedrun Captain Claw. Yeah.
Artoooooor··on Claws are now a new layer on top of LLM agents
So now the official name of the LLM agent orchestrator is claw? Interesting.
Artoooooor··on GNU Pies – Program Invocation and Execution Supervisor
English, dammit...
Artoooooor··on Kiki – Accountability monster for people who are easily distracted
Please, put info that this is Apple-only in the FAQ. I got it after reading through the whole page and clicking "download app" on my Android phone.
Artoooooor··on Microsoft 365 now tracks you in real time?
How nice that I am forbidden to use private devices with company data! Therefore I can't and won't install Teams on my phone.
Artoooooor··on GOG: Linux "the next major frontier" for gaming as it works on a native client
Yay I suppose?
Artoooooor··on The future of software engineering is SRE
The only thing lacking in this article was explanation of the abbreviation from the title. SRE = Site Reliability Engineer(ing).
Artoooooor··on Ask HN: How do you find the "why" behind old code decisions?
I ask on the project chat. When I am ignored I use enough expletives to stop being ignored.
Artoooooor··on Scott Adams has died
Now. When my company got double-dilberted (eaten by bigger company that got eaten by even bigger one) and became corporate bullshit. When the whole world goes Dilbert. Very bad news.
Artoooooor··on The Inner-Platform Effect (2006)
From time to time I send this article at my job. Just as a distress call about our system.
Artoooooor··on Fifty problems with standard web APIs in 2025
Safari - Internet Explorer of 2025
Artoooooor··on Ask HN: What are your predictions for 2026?
Big mergers in the tech world with excuses including "AI". Hopefully - some reversal of sticking AI to products that don't need it. Even more massive layoffs. And the worst part - still no Half Life 3.
Artoooooor··on Are Apple gift cards safe to redeem?
4. Why locking account bricks any device? It should work without registering anywhere.
Artoooooor··on A kernel bug froze my machine: Debugging an async-profiler deadlock
Ah, this is the bug that froze the system when Minecraft was running with Spark profiler mod!
Artoooooor··on Guarding My Git Forge Against AI Scrapers
Why the hell these bots don't just do a git clone and analyse the source code locally? Much less impact on the server and they would be able to perform the same analysis on all repositories, regardless of what particular git forge offers.
Artoooooor··on Opinion: US Authorities Have Far-Reaching Access to European Cloud Data
If they can't obey EU law due to some other country law. They shouldn't operate in EU.
Artoooooor··on Programmers and software developers lost the plot on naming their tools
Even for consumer products - I'd rather have Mozilla Mail and Microsoft Mail instead of Outlook and Thunderbird. But marketing must market, dammit.
Artoooooor··on US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry
>citing national security as a key reason Yes, "national security", "terrorists" or "protecting the children" and you can push any law.
Artoooooor··on Amazon EC2 M9g Instances
General purpose not AI specific? I can't believe it.
Artoooooor··on The web runs on tolerance
Maybe developers should be held to stricter standards than their users. I can demand developers to close tags they are expected to close. But users should be allowed to provide their document numbers as "12345" "123 45" or "12-34-5" if all these notations are used in their country.
Artoooooor··on The web runs on tolerance
Maybe you are hateful and intolerant to ads!
Artoooooor··on The web runs on tolerance
>The disrespect shown to anyone for deviating from the One True Path made it an unwelcoming and unfriendly place.

Standards are the One True Path. That's why they are standards. I see no disrespect in enforcing them. Even more - the ones not following them and forcing users to burn additional CPU cycles because browsers have to assume they may be parsing crap are the disrespectful ones. Come on, it's not that hard, especially with help of IDEs.

Artoooooor··on Kohler Can Access Pictures from "End-to-End Encrypted" Toilet Camera
Words "toilet" and "camera" should never appear in one product's description
Artoooooor··on Helldivers 2 devs slash install size from 154GB to 23GB
154GB? That's why I almost don't "buy" AAA games. This is much bigger cost than money for that game.
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