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OpenAI Codex bombards SSDs with needless write operations, costing millions
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These are the people trying to tell you programming is a solved issue btw.
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OpenAI Codex bombards SSDs with needless write operations, costing millions
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These are the people trying to tell you programming is a solved issue btw.
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What do you think KDE should focus on for the next two years? - Call For Submissions
Good remote desktop support.
(Aka make KRDP actually work)
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Low-skilled attacker used Claude, Codex to breach 14 companies
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Didn't think I'd ever side with no script kiddie but at this point fuck it.
If your company can't be bothered to do the bare minimum in security then yeah I hope the least skilled hacker ever comes along and wrecks it.
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Steam Machine pricing announced (from $1049-$1428 USD), reservation lists open
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Is that power supply any good?
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Firefox Android's FIFA ads
Get Fennec or IronFox, they're Firefox forks so you get all the extensions you're used to minus the BS.
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Ubuntu mod team takes anti-queer "Don't say gay" stance.
'Politics: This topic has caused serious problems in the past and as such is subject to tight control. Discussion of the politics of open source it permissible in the lounge.
Ah yes, the 2 sexualities: Straight and political
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Someone took a photo of me in the Miami airport and posted it on reddit
I hate this "culture" (?) of recording/photographing strangers and posting them online, but on the other hand this is sooo funny. I'm sorry it happened to you lmao.
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Built to last
If you're wondering what this is about: The PS4 used to require its internal clock to be correct to play any game, even disc based ones, and the only way to do so is to connect to PSN, meaning that in a distant future when the PSN goes down (or Sony no longer allows PS4s to connect to it) all your games would become useless. And the worst part? They did all of this because of trophies.
Sony has fixed the issue on Update 9.0, but the fact that it was ever an issue and caused by a totally non-essential feature is baffling.
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I love password based login
The best I've seen was yesterday where a website had the log-in button greyed out after the password manager filled my creds in.
So I had to manually click both the email and password field. Just click them. Then it enabled the log-in button.
So someone took their time to write a piece of JS that said "If the user hasn't focused both fields at least once, no login". Literally why? Extra code that does nothing useful.
I was hoping passkeys would be the solution to this madness, but it seems to me the entire spec gives too much power to the OS Makers and too little to the users because "mUh AtTtEsTatIoN" so now I don't know anymore
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I just learned what the hell a Groyper is
I KNOW RIGHT???
And people were like "oh the killer carved UWU what's this and Helldivers 2 memes on his bullets, that's common in Groyper circles"
Bro are you talking aboutttttt, what do you mean????
I just find it absurd how these niche-in-a-niche-in-a-niche communities develop and how seemingly random bits of internet culture turn into dogwhistles inside, it reaches a point where I'm just like dude, our lizard brains can't handle the internet. We just weren't wired to work like this, there's no way
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Work wife
Work wife.
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Jensen Huang says gamers are 'completely wrong' about DLSS 5 — Nvidia CEO responds to DLSS 5 backlash
Looking forward to the day I boot up a new game and all the characters look like this because I don't have DLSS 9 enabled
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17 years*
The most inefficient system ever invented by humankind so far
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'For too long, Apple has operated a walled garden around its products': The EU forces Apple to open its closed system to third parties
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bro be like
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It happened again rule
I wish all
Closeted conservatives
A very
Die alone
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“Yo what?” LimeWire re-emerges in online rush to share pulled “60 Minutes” segment
Just taking this opportunity to remind everyone that the Limewire you knew is no longer. From Wikipedia:
Name reuse by unrelated companies
In 2022, Austrian brothers Julian and Paul Zehetmayr bought LimeWire's intellectual property and turned it into an NFT service.
LimeWire's name was revived in 2022 for an unrelated music-based NFT platform, an action with which Gorton expressed displeasure.
Please don't use no crypto bro NFT infused trash. Go watch the segment from Archive.org.
Seed the torrent if you wanna spread the word.
It's infinitely safer than this sketchy ass company.
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All kindles can now be jailbroken, thanks to new jailbreak method.
Wow, they decide to kill off downloading books over USB and karma immediately strikes back lol
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The Google messaging update looks bad. It reminded me I purchased textra a while ago.
It's impressive how modern companies with thousands of professional designers manage to make increasingly goofy designs lol
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Sonetimes i feel like its a lot of work to stick with linux
Your Windows install breaks because Microsoft fucked it up.
My Linux install breaks because I fucked it up.
We are not the same.
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Real Talk
Something a little like this: