Skip Navigation

Posts
381
Comments
715
Joined
2 yr. ago

That there is no perfect defense. There is no protection. Being alive means being exposed; it's the nature of life to be hazardous—it's the stuff of living.

  • A 6 year depreciation schedule seems unrealistically long for a GPU.

    Even in gaming terms (I know this is completely different use case), a 2080S from 2019, a high end SKU, would struggle with many modern games at 1440p and higher. A profession streamer would be unlikely to use a 2080S.

    Then there is the question of incentives. An objective look at American technology and VC suggests they are far closer to criminal organizations than their treatment by media and US institutions would imply. They very much can be expected to engage in what is essentially accounting fraud.

  • Wonder why their telegram chat/community was banned.

  • I can strongly recommend the arricle from the OP blog post about marker dynamics and use of what is essentially accounting fraud by major companies involved in AI:

    Lifespan of AI Chips: The $300 Billion Question

    I am looking forward to reading the research paper they are working on.

    While the author takes a relatively neutral tone, the analysis is brutal in its portrayal of major market players (Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, Google); they come of more as oligopolists who are happy to engage in what is de facto in an attempt to undermine true market competition.

  • They will continue to releases major security updates for Windows 10 as long as it has double digit installed base share.

  • The Creator Program wasn’t just a feature, it was a full blown movement that rocked Reddit, on the blockchain no less. You all built communities. You created art. Your art became memes. You put a cone on it. You even got paid (a first!). At the end of the day, you all made magic.

  • Laugh.

  • We have a war on, so probably not the best destination right now.

  • I would prefer if they were not based in the US, both for jurisdiction reasons and cultural reasons (no offense to sane Americans).

  • Your continue in the same style and doubling down on victim-hood polemics.

    Of course free speech includes a variety of viewpoints.

    I am pointing out that "FreedomAdvocate" has a comically preformative view on free speech. Rejecting people who use the slur "tranny" is not a free speech issue and shows that FA doesn't actually care or believe in free speech.

    It's all theatrics to try and show how allegedly independent he is and how is an alleged free thinker.

    Embarrassing really.

  • It's funny how the most loud free speech warriors have the most superficial, performative understanding of free speech.

    People get beat up by security services in authoritian regimes for reporting on corruption, but for "FreedomAdvocate" here, free speech is about the right to use slurs on Discord.

    There is almost an abstract beauty to this level of debasement and regressivness.

  • assume everyone has the same political opinions as you

    I don't think that's the issue here. You can be conservative and not support the "great replacement theory" or think that all muslims are bad.

  • I might be wrong, I am just going by the sources posting in the Framework forum thread.

  • I am being an edgelord and I am going to call them Hyperland.

  • Sure, but it's typically done in a more subtle and PR friendly manner.

    For some reason DHH's tone and wording makes it seem surreal (might be just my own interpretation).

  • The DHH fellow almost seems like an elaborate parody. Not because of his support for great replacement and other racist views, but his desire not to be labelled as far right.

    You want to deport all non-whites from the UK and yet you claim that you are not far right?

    Seems surreal, it's like a parody of a far right extremist.

  • Hyperland sounds more like edgelords.

    The DHH fellow is a full on Nazi-style racist.

  • I have not tried Orange Pi SBCs, but I can strongly recommend DietPi, it is a very well done distro with lots of helpful CLI tools and an active and responsive development team.

  • I still think personal responsibility (as outlined in my post above) is a far better option that a fine.

    A fine is the cost of business. I don't think a senior Deloitte partner or manager would like to do a 6 month mandatory de-mining community service program (Australia can send them to my country, Ukraine, as part of a community service exchange program).

  • And a partial refund at that.

    Better option would be to require the senior Deloitte partners and managers to do real community service program (live-in junior janitor at homeless shelter or a hospice) for 6 months (with an asset freeze for the duration of community service).

  • I strongly disagree. Even the section on his articles about trans kids shows that Singal is able to show a measure of nuance and understanding with respect to the critiques of his work.

    Not to mention the more global context. Are you sure that non-english speaking trans folks would have the same attitude (i.e. they may have their own opinions and priorities)? The reason I mention this is that I have some exposure to the local LGBT community and their attitudes don't always align with "Western" expectations.

  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Intel's 14nm+++ desktop CPUs are making a comeback — chipmaker inexplicably resurrects Comet Lake from five years ago with 'new' Core i5-110

    www.tomshardware.com /pc-components/cpus/intels-14nm-desktop-cpus-are-making-a-comeback-chipmaker-inexplicably-resurrects-comet-lake-from-five-years-ago-with-new-core-i5-110
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Intel loses chief architect behind its Xeon CPUs

    www.theregister.com /2025/09/11/intel_loses_chief_architect/
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    After Ukrainian testing, drone detection radar doubles range with simple software patch

    arstechnica.com /culture/2025/09/after-ukrainian-testing-drone-detection-radar-doubles-range-with-simple-software-patch/
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    SpecFive Strike is a Raspberry Pi-powered handheld with a QWERTY keyboard and LoRa mesh networking - Liliputing

    liliputing.com /specfive-strike-is-a-raspberry-pi-powered-handheld-with-a-qwerty-keyboard-and-lora-mesh-networking/
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    "World's first" 8K polling rate mouse introduced with ultra-wideband tech

    www.techspot.com /news/109406-world-first-8k-polling-rate-mouse-introduced-ultra.html
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Lucky bidder scoops $8,000 PC for $23 at auction — Mislabelled Fractal Design case listing had 24-core Threadripper 3960X, 256GB of memory, and an RTX 3080 Ti inside

    www.tomshardware.com /desktops/gaming-pcs/lucky-bidder-scoops-usd8-000-pc-for-usd23-at-auction-mislabelled-fractal-design-case-listing-had-24-core-threadripper-3960x-256gb-of-memory-and-an-rtx-3080-ti-inside
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Intel Co-Designs 14A Node With Customers, Says "All-In" on Development

    www.techpowerup.com /340837/intel-co-designs-14a-node-with-customers-says-all-in-on-development
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Arm bets on CPU-based AI with Lumex chips for smartphones

    www.theregister.com /2025/09/10/arm_goes_allin_for_ai/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Atlassian goes cloud-only, customers face integration issues

    www.theregister.com /2025/09/09/atlassian_will_go_cloudonly_customers/
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    New iPhones use Apple N1 wireless chip—and we’ll probably start seeing it everywhere

    arstechnica.com /gadgets/2025/09/apples-n1-chip-extends-its-custom-silicon-into-wi-fi-bluetooth-and-thread/
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Intel announces key executive shake-up, says products chief Holthaus will exit

    www.reuters.com /technology/intel-announces-key-executive-shake-up-says-products-chief-holthaus-will-exit-2025-09-08/
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    ASML makes $1.5 billion investment in Mistral AI — ASML becomes the largest shareholder for the French AI start-up

    www.tomshardware.com /tech-industry/semiconductors/asml-makes-usd1-5billion-investment-in-mistral-ai-asml-becomes-the-largest-shareholder-for-the-french-ai-start-up
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Tiny Vinyl is a new pocketable record format for the Spotify age

    arstechnica.com /gadgets/2025/09/tiny-vinyl-is-a-new-pocketable-record-format-for-the-spotify-age/
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Samsung's GDDR6 Modules Run 10°C Cooler Than SK Hynix, Claims GPU AIB

    www.techpowerup.com /340751/samsungs-gddr6-modules-run-10-c-cooler-than-sk-hynix-claims-gpu-aib
  • Hardware @lemmy.world

    Philips introduces budget-friendly Hue bulbs as part of major lineup overhaul

    arstechnica.com /gadgets/2025/09/philips-hue-update-includes-a-new-hub-light-strips-and-finally-budget-bulbs/
  • Raspberry Pi @programming.dev

    Pironman 5: This kit turns the Raspberry Pi 5 into a proper NAS with 2.5GbE

    www.notebookcheck.net /Pironman-5-This-kit-turns-the-Raspberry-Pi-5-into-a-proper-NAS-with-2-5GbE.1101077.0.html
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    It turns out Nokia’s legendary font makes for a great general user interface font – OSnews

    www.osnews.com /story/143222/it-turns-out-nokias-legendary-font-makes-for-a-great-general-user-interface-font/
  • Opensource @programming.dev

    The EU needs a corporate “open source contribution tax” to fund open source maintainers – OSnews

    www.osnews.com /story/143211/the-eu-needs-a-corporate-open-source-contribution-tax-to-fund-open-source-maintainers/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Let Google know what you think about their proposed restrictions on sideloading Android apps. - Android developer verification requirements

    docs.google.com /forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfN3UQeNspQsZCO2ITkdzMxv81rJDEGGjO-UIDDY28Rz_GEVA/viewform
  • Cybersecurity @sh.itjust.works

    Data I/O ransomware attack ‘temporarily impacted’ operations

    www.theregister.com /2025/08/22/data_io_ransomware_attack_temporarily/