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Attractive! Nice software. Mmm.
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type0··on Windows 11 users are tired of MS account requirements creeping into everything
Your average users are getting rid of PCs and getting Android tablets or iPads instead.
type0··on A Farmer Donated Land to Turn into a Park. The City Is Building a Data Center
Good deed for our robot overlords!
type0··on Moscow Hints at Potential US-Russia Tunnel Deal
Who are they telling those fairy tales to, even opening Trump Tower in Moscow is more realistic
type0··on The Russian who invented semiconductors 25 years before the USA
Yeah, they are even struggling to make ballistic rockets now without the access to Yuzhmash

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pivdenmash

type0··on The Russian who invented semiconductors 25 years before the USA
Their digital Gulag is called Windows and they're forcing most PC users to this abomination of operating system.
type0··on Technical Interviews Reject the Wrong Engineers
> Some companies try to add science to the process with personality assessments

Soon they'll add phrenology assessments and will call it science

type0··on VibeOS – Hallucinated Operating System [video]
The code is recursively hallucinated in VibeOS?!
type0··on Meta Silently Added Face-Recognition for Its Smart Glasses to Phones
To complete their bigBrother dreams they could partner with smart tv manufacturers to have a camera and non removable fb app with face recognition. The scary part is that most consumers wouldn't even object to this.
type0··on Meta Silently Added Face-Recognition for Its Smart Glasses to Phones
There is this old concept on facebook called "tagging faces". Someone who taken pictures of you has tagged it allready, mostly not just one person so fb probably has pretty good biometrics of your and my face. They scrape contact lists as well and other grey patterns to obtain your contact info. It is depressing how for each privacy activist there's dozens of useful idiots who will tag you and publish your phone number on fb in spite of you not wanting them to feed surveillance systems.
type0··on Digital identity management in Norway is a success but also a disaster
Debanking is a thing even in the Nordics, people just don't care about exceptions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Jante

type0··on Dehydration's role in learning and memory
Dehydration on molecular level is not the same as dehydration on physiological level. Their research doesn't make this connection so personnel publishing news releases shouldn't draw their own conclusions either.
type0··on The worst job interview I ever had
Morbid curiosity is a thing, even if professional setting. I only know one person who got this kinds of questions when they applied for forensic technician jobs, collecting remains of dead bodies and such.
type0··on Artificial egg hatched 26 healthy chickens
So the question of what came first is answered then?
type0··on FreeBSD Foundation executive director tries daily driving FreeBSD on laptop
I tried FreeBSD on tower pc in 2003, it's not that it was completely unusable it but compared to Linux it was like night and day. Now it's still not perfect, more like midnight and evening.
type0··on Rubish: A Unix shell written in pure Ruby
Heavy lifting Python libraries are in C and C++
type0··on Mini Shai-Hulud Strikes Again: 314 npm Packages Compromised
Does npm stand for "newly packaged malware"?
type0··on America's Most-Spoken Languages After English and Spanish
creole?
type0··on Googlebook
> Googlebook

My Gobbledygook works just fine

type0··on Getting arrested in Japan
It's oddly similar to how Stasi detention system worked in East Germany
type0··on Who owns the code Claude Code wrote?
> Basically all GPL code is available on the web

Basically true if you add "to paying customers", there's no obligation to publish it otherwise. You can even sell your GPL software on DVD if you like.

type0··on Zulip 12.0 Released
We tried Mattermost, Discourse and countless other, none were close in simplicity and features of Zulip. It's one of the best, underrated projects for that suits smaller teams.
type0··on I bought Friendster for $30k – Here's what I'm doing with it
I haven't tried it but meeting functionality for smaller groups would be good, specially for different kinds of hobby meetups.
type0··on I bought Friendster for $30k – Here's what I'm doing with it
I usually call it Xshitter
type0··on Firefox Has Integrated Brave's Adblock Engine
There's a minimal version called Brave Origin https://brave.com/sv/ublock-origin-alternative/
type0··on Meta to start capturing employee mouse movements, keystrokes for AI training
Do they get each own Meta ray ban grasses as well that they have to wear at all time even in bathrooms?
type0··on Meta to start capturing employee mouse movements, keystrokes for AI training
> with the settlement money you could take a couple years of vacation.

In many EU countries even if privacy protection is strong on paper, the settlement will be so low compared to US that you won't afford to take any vacation.

type0··on Nowhere is safe
> Do Americans really hear "Iran" and think

and think: oriental culture, as do other westerners. Some think "Not Without My Daughter"

type0··on Apple update looks like Czech mate for locked-out iPhone user
as if they cared
type0··on Microsoft suspends dev accounts for high-profile open source projects
> all the partners without "certified" developers got kicked to the curb?

developers, developers; nah- AI, AI ...

when Copilot is certified, you'll be fine

type0··on Microsoft suspends dev accounts for high-profile open source projects
> fully automated AI programming

they would like you to use copilot, so it all checks out, have you installed it on your phone yet? /s

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