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>NAT (and no NAT is not a fucking security feature and is orthogonal to fucking firewalls..)

is this about the meaning of the term "NAT"? because of course it is a security feature if something is offline by default

for that very reason I got a t25 and recently an old used x220 and two x220t (the latter two for the superior screen)

cooling was an unsolved problem in any laptop I ever had (most but not all of them being thinkpads). with thinkpad fans often needing replacement

>(never use lvm raid)

is that a suggestion or do you meam you never used it? because lvm basically uses mdadm under the hood.

how is that video racist? calling it racist appears to be much more racist

probably depends on where the issue is located, but is this not normally the case with encrypted drives?

bricked the drive as in the disk was physically defective? disks like to brick on their own, how sure are you btrfs was the reason?

beautiful analogy

from the record label, which will also try to replace musicians with ai sooner or later

there are a lot of scam ads on youtube as well

people exist that run their own mailserver

I think we have enough real examples of its dangers

question is who rakes in the money then

JavaScript will be the ADHD version

why not both, if the point for both is to reach the same goal?

literally has, or there would be no "nagging". I have yet to experience a benefit for those binary logs

it's not as straightforward a solution as it sounds, though

the issue is many companies don't value people who "work less"

but usually I only see the namw "huggingface" written, and I think of headcrabs from half-life instead

>Maybe 10 out of 1000 websites will get closed

this may be true for the time being (or not), but will sure change if/when more [websites] become aware of what is going on. The result will be 10 out of 1000 websites will remain open, and not the ones you actually want. The more pressure there is on the sites/servers, the more these will have to act to stay online to begin with.

that's debatable

that would be a shallow observation

LTT?

that just shifts the problems

because that would be socialism /s

why touch it? these are usually not directly connected to the internet. some possibly virtualized. "updating" to use wine on linux is a ton of work on its own, you will run into unforseeable issues. nobody wants to pay for that and nobody wants to be responsible for the problems when the net benefit is zero. but a real update/replacement of all these systems is too expensive, hence the status quo.

I'm not sure about numbered, all I see is great arguments to try it and thus pay for it.

I tried this with rokid max: it was not usable for me, as it was too blurry. likely reason was my IPD (I think 71). You may read that this device can adjust IPD, but it's a software solution, not hardware. since I had no compatible mobile device (no current enough android version), I could not even test this.

you could, but this article is about claude.

can you elaborate? I'd assume games have a higher requirement on responsiveness than dev tasks?