Thanks, I hate it

All HTTP requests include your ip address, you don't "consent" to giving it to anybody. You can geolocate somebody based on ip address but it won't be very accurate

Love seeing open source projects from companies that aren't specifically tech firms

The issue is that AI never says no or tells you that your question is not valid

He's even more unhinged than the first time around

It was the plan all along. Deposit the building materials for later use.

Terlet

When we had our broadband installed the guy doing it took way too long and got very frustrated and made a mess of it, but it worked. Two days later it stopped working.

When the fault engineer came and fixed it, turned out the original engineer had connected us to the wrong cable, so when another engineer came to set up our neighbour's Internet, they disconnected ours.

Seems like the kind of thing a defederated system would be good for...

Download the source code and build it?

https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry-msvc

As a very experienced python developer, I have tried using chatgpt for debugging and vibe coding multiple times and you just end up going in circles and never get to a working solution. It ends up being a lot faster just to do it yourself

What exactly are they going to mine? I'n "A City On Mars" (Kelly and ZACH Weinersmith) they claim "one estimate suggests it takes 150 tons of regoluth to produce a single gram of helium-3". How is that useful?

There are lots of claims online about how abundant Helium-3 is on the moon but they all gloss over the specifics.

You no good fixty-sixin...

A printer or printer firmware. There was a discussion about this elsewhere on lemmy, of course this would be difficult and expensive but it would be very cool

Increased risk of arthritic conditions sounds pretty bad...

Omfg I remember ndiswrapper, how the fuck did that thing even work. Loading a windows driver on Linux???

Conversations about consciousness always wind me up because as soon as you ask them to define consciousness, nobody can come up with a measurable definition

The Internet has changed almost every aspect of daily life, I don't see why you don't think it is as innovative as the invention of the car.

Literally everything. Leaving supermarket with a basket full of food and you've spent £80. Co-op's oat milk was 85p when I started buying it, now it's £1.60

I relate to this so hard. If somebody asks me to tell them something about when I went to school there is literally nothing there. If someone tells me about something that happened when I was at school I immediately remember the whole thing plus a bunch of related stuff