nalekberov

Well, actually mostly Average Joes become cops. As a matter of fact those Average Joes stalked on random people with 'LOL' in reason column.

If only Ukraine could understand that it is actually doing Russian citizens a favor.

Let's talk once you have reverse engineered a single thing in this world.

Well, try to jailbreak iOS on iPhone version >X.

On PS5 it's done in couple of seconds.

More like open-to-utilize-full-capacity in that case.

Not all software, obviously. Apple is notoriously good at producing "black box" products.

I don't care much about JetBrains, but I hope they IDEA a FOSS application as soon as they realize it's the end of the road.

IDEA-based IDEs are not the only editors in the world, buddy.

oh wait, Node.Js finally removed 'Black Lives Matter' banner?

"fully functioning feature" -- more like fully functioning forceware/crapware which holds significant space.

So, it's not for "what ever reason", it's quite a reason to reject this.

I don't get it. What muse does it better than others? it's just chat app connected to AI service.

Thanks for the textbook definition of a logical fallacy, buddy. (Your idiocy has no limits)

> If a single HDD failing is traumatic then you're doing something wrong. At absolute minimum you should be in raid1. Backups should amount to snapshots that can be restored in a single step.

I wasn't storing anything important on it anyway, mostly movies ripped from Blu-rays. So its failure wasn't traumatic. However I expected it to last at least three years, but it died after exactly 365 days of use. The seller refused to send a replacement, and legally speaking, they were in the right.

How long have they been spinning 24/7?

idk, it was such a traumatic experience for me that I decided to pass on recertified HDDs.

Never buy a recertified drive, talking from my own experience, my recertified Seagate Exos X16 failed exactly after a year. They are very cheap for a reason.

It failed for a reason before, so it will likely fail again before the end of its usual lifecycle.

Meanwhile my 2.5" HDDs are still alive after more than 10 years. Sure they are not actively used, but still remarkable.

Why would you visit LinkedIn nowadays to begin with? Like besides corporate clowns who is genuinely active there?

Oh I see, you didn’t get the joke then.

pardon me?

> Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir Technologies, purchased 15,000 hectares (37,000 acres) of forest in Härjedalen, Sweden, for 235 million kronor ($22 million).

Seems like he could buy all of Sweden's forests if he wanted to.

Nothing really special about it, it costs 15.99 EUR/month, Blu-Ray lots are very cheap now. DVDs are even cheaper, plus you get to own them forever.

I will say this again, and again, and again: thanks to piracy, I got to watch many amazing movies, especially those that came out before the 2000s. Eventually I bought lots of DVDs and Blu-Rays, CDs( heck I even rediscovered my music in taste).

I'm not sure which is more morally wrong: preserving works of art for future generations, or destroying them for profit.

Did you understand what you wrote here?

please, no. We have enough Rust being shoved down our throats.

AI being mostly marketing stunt is a conspiracy? If you fear that AI will take over, sorry, but you are already brainwashed.

What is the point you are trying to make?

Wasn’t that clear from the very beginning?

If you think it’s wrong, just leave, who needs your fearmongering when it doesn’t even move the needle?

Or you think, those scumbag billionaires will care more when people fear more?

People now have so many toys to be busy with.

> Recall that governments govern at the pleasure of their people.

Not when resources are being controlled by those who have the power. (For example, in Azerbaijan the Aliyevs have ruled for decades -- using oil wealth to buy everything and everyone)

It's like saying you can just refuse to use AI, when in actuality your employer will punish you for not using it.

I would love to, but hardly I could do that. I am desperately looking for a job, and AI is the only way I can be “fast enough” while applying to jobs as soon as possible.

I really don’t like 90% of stuff “AI” bring today, but employers today are literally forcing you to use them.