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What great illustrations!

That's very useful.

From 2020... the guy died 10 days later,nand the poisoner was sentenced to death a few months ago.

How do you ship them or dispose of them, and how much will that cost?

From Oct 24 2023... safe to say that thing sank without a trace.

URL is borked, correct one: https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/06/05/1093250/how-a-si...

Wonder what xz would make of this nonsense.

Pure spam, conformal solar "foil" going to eliminate cables and batteries, does not mention W / m2.

It might be better to not write everything in your head.

> 190 investments

Maybe... don't be so greedy? You'll have lots of time.

From 2016, although mistakes were made, not sure any lessons learned.

This guy purchased a smart ethernet interposer with an FPGA + eMMC filled with an embedded Linux from Russia.

You don't mention what they are charging you for, presumably it's something they expect you to pay for with that kind of service. What's the point of wasting time telling half the story and hoping for a mob.

Sounds like you'd be happier with a fixed price hosted server.

Patents. Trademarks. Trade secrets.

Can you put linux on it today?

> It's essential to remember that public clouds are businesses aiming to make a profit, but it's misguided to assume malevolence. Public clouds, including AWS, are not here to exploit their customers.

"aiming to make [a] (billions in) profit" absolutely does mean exploiting your customers. Hence data egress fees.

From 2019... doesn't seem to be 'blocked'

Although it's going to feel horrible, there's no way an email telling you that you're out isn't going to 'make you feel like an outsider'. You have been made an outsider.

Well, I don't disagree it's good to see the other guy's point of view.

But the author and whoever deals with their complaints are not interested in any other point of view - literally, there was no reason given on the ban and when I challenged it, no response.

> Make your own post proving how right you are

It's really not like that, my wife is involved in the creative arts too, this has been discussed and considered here a lot. I was active 20 years ago and learned a lot about how 'the cancer' GPL became legally normal. Even if it was like that, how is a one-shot platform perma-ban encouraging that outcome?

Sounds like the $47bn Musk wants could better have been spent on superchargers and this.

I did not hear 'reply guy' before joining mastodon.

If you're posting short messages with a reply text box, you can expect to get replies, and the replies are going to reflect how your post was received, no matter how it was sent.

It works both ways - I replied to a post from an artist really enraged with AI and pointed out it's no different from a human artist seeing art and incorporating it into their style; that radio dealt with this in the US by legislating 'compulsory licenses' so the outcome is unclear.

The response was an immediate perma-ban from mastadon.social... this is not crypto right wing content they are unable to process anything except agreement.

It'll be good if the girl and the giant squirrel are ever seen in the same park at the same time.

From May 2022

It's also true having kids is a major lifeshift that may not turn out how you hoped and you'll end up with plenty of emptiness inside you.

People report they gained from having to 'move up a level', without kids you are someone's son or daughter and that's it. Having kid(s) you become someone's father or mother as well which changes you hopefully for the better.

Someone has to pop the next generation out. They will look much like whoever did that. They won't look or think like the ones who decided to sit it out.

From 20 Feb

Reheated blogtrash from Sept 2023

Maybe I just lack imagination, but why would distributed computing be better tied to a battery needed for your personal security and geographically mobile with expensive and unreliable connectivity?

It's just nonsense...

How're you going to talk to it? It's unfathomably far away.