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This is a secondary account. My main account is listed below. The main will have a list of all the accounts that I use.

henfredemars@lemmy.world

  • Not if I use AI to hide my use of AI first!

  • Enforcing that ban is going to be difficult.

  • Look at those goalposts go!

  • Don’t forget the random explosive barrel.

  • That's the problem; handset makers don't believe you own the phone. They think it's their phone that you're paying to use temporarily.

  • I have family members who can't change their phone wallpaper through the GUI. Your standards are far too high!

  • Google has far too much power. We should not be subject to the whims of a company that does not and cannot have our best interests at heart. For this reason, my next phone will be a Fairphone or, I hope, the new Graphene phone when it comes out late next year.

  • Back in my day, we had this feature on Windows Vista called ReadyBoost that took advantage of the low-latency of flash media to supplement our slow HDDs. I'm not sure if there was a direct replacement for this in the Linux world. There are filesystems that take advantage of faster tiers of storage, but different latency tier exploitation isn't something that I know to be readily available.

    Today, 2GB of USB flash is next to useless, but I would consider a homebrew rescue system to restore your backups and fix problems without needing to prepare an external flash drive.

  • Mine behaves mostly as it normally would on Windows. KDE Plasma has it open the launcher, and there are shortcuts using it that mostly match Windows. It'll be highly DE-dependent I imagine.

    Now, what do do with the copilot button?

  • Unfortunately, the server.

    Please reach out if you have any questions.

  • Why? What makes you think so?

  • Note that the legal framework for phasing out the coin is entirely absent. This was an illegal act as well because only Congress determines what money exists and will be used according to the Constitution.

  • I think this is an interesting case study in how it's difficult to anticipate the needs of the future and not over-engineer a protocol at the same time.

  • There's also this part of the standard that throws a wrench into this hypothesis:

    §5.1.2.3/4: (Program execution, Observable behavior):

    Accesses to volatile objects and calls to library I/O functions are observable behavior. The implementation may perform any transformation of a program, provided that the resulting program’s observable behavior is not changed.

    So it seems that running forever isn't an observable property that must be preserved when code is transformed.

    Still, I think compilers try to not surprise the developer too badly and would recognize a trivial loop most of the time.

  • The lovely part about UB is it’s non-causal. The compiler can go back in time and steal Halloween candy from you when you were five and still comply with the specification.

  • The day they come out with that phone they’re supposedly working on I intend to buy it.

  • Yes, that's the one! Famously buddies with Epstein and credibly accused of sexual assault of children on several occasions. Convicted felon Trump, the very same.

  • Anyone with even a little bit of financial sense should acquiesce. What do you mean no? In this economy?

  • Uh, she has no experience as a prosecutor before this. Of course she has no clue how to operate legally. She was never qualified in the first place. Her role was as a pawn to prosecute enemies of king Trump and providing for her convenient disposal as a used napkin when she outlives her usefulness to the king.