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That is correct. And I get 10-30 000 usd in business class tickets per year for a fraction (only paying taxes) with companion tickets and bonus points to buy business tickets. It is an expensive hobby but totally worth it.

I am also about to score life time golf status at one of the airlines. Yes thank you

Yeah but corporations who operate teams will want to stay in their licensing walled garden regardless of it being humans or agents.

Me too

But teams already have planner. No Microsoft zealot organizations are using Trello anymore

I for one enjoy my cash back points with American Express. This is not a commercial.

Is this the way we can have HL3 also?

Good to reduce fraud, isn't this zero trust in practice.

I for one is awaiting for the world to completely decompile and or reverse engineering the IBM mainframe microcodes for all their machines.

Number 1 because Mainframes without the microcode is sent to the junkyard.

Cool! With openclaw or with Claude?

Awesome thanks a lot

Personality was an OS aphorism that went longer back than NT I believe. But my memory is fuzzy on this.

Edit! Memory unfuzzed: It was Workplace OS, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workplace_OS

The terminal client program named "x3270 emulator"?

What about Larry 4 Roar and Al

This is the most absurd news I have read in a while. I for one welcome our new open source overlords.

Yeah back in 2019

I already have Samsung Dex. Is that the same as this?

Excuse my ignorance: Is this not exactly what you can ask Chatgpt to assist with.

At this point these are just English sentences. I am not worried about this threat model at all.

The most popular modules downloaded off pip and npm are not singular simple functions and cannot easily be rewritten by an llm.

Scikit-learn

Pandas

Polars

I see...

To be fair the archive.org links probably does not change much

Yep and politicians believe they can recreate utopian Singapore wherever they are governing. Regarding eliminating car use.

Does it fetch the hardrive inages for all these preconfigured ones from somewhere? That would be a huge timesaver.

Haha and with battles in the form of massive flame wars?

Stallman was correct

I dod not know thr 8086 had microcode. What was in it?

There was another launched around the same time as Seti@Home and before Folsing@Home. It was called IBM Grid.org [0]. It did the same as Seti@Home, but researched cancer.

Here [1] is a list of all active community computation projects and historical ones.

[0], https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grid.org

[1], https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_volunteer_computing_pr...

You just install it. The debs work.

Linux Mint is Ubuntu

.nfo archives is quite complete out there on the archive sites. Those days were crazy busy in the warez world and the nfo files are a blast to read.

Just use Linux Mint