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cyberwolfie

@ cyberwolfie @lemmy.ml

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  • Since when did LibreWolf stop development? First I heard of it, and concerning if accurate.

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  • Unlock more RAM with a monthly subscription, starting at 10 €/month for every GB we disabled for you!

  • FreeTube 0.23.1 - Microphone Access?

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  • Tesla to Launch Robotaxi and Humanoid Robot Production in 2025

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  • Don't worry, it will definitely be available by 2018.

  • Google Forcing Gemini Down Our Throats Feels aLot Like Microsoft and Internet Explorer, But More Insidious

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  • So back to the search engine with the serious and sensical name "Google" then?

  • Quickly transferring files between PC and phone

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  • Yeah, me too. It is quick and easy. I use SyncThing for things I want to keep synced.

  • The return of ‘OG Facebook’ is a big Meta priority this year

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  • Were your siblings or cousins on Facebook before that became a thing?

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    I don't understand the purpose of some selfhosting

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  • I run CalyxOS on FP4, and I like it. It also has FP5 support. As far as I know, mobile Linux distros like postmarketOS work on (at least) FP4, but key phone functionality is lacking. There's a functionality matrix on their wiki.

  • Frustrated YouTube viewers seek explanation for hour-long unskippable ads (Update: Statement)

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  • That will be a good thing - you need to spend much time on these bikes to burn off the calories from all the verification cans you are forced to consume.

  • Frustrated YouTube viewers seek explanation for hour-long unskippable ads (Update: Statement)

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  • Decentralized Social Media Is the Only Alternative to the Tech Oligarchy

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  • Tech Broligarchy*

  • [BambuLab Blog] - Firmware Update Introducing New Authorization Control System

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  • If you only consider the print performance, sure. But the point here is that you pay a hidden fee when going with more locked down solutions, and you should factor that into your assessment of the price as well. You might still end up with the same conclusion, but for me, avoiding enshitification traps is worth a lot more than a penny.

  • After shutting down several popular emulators, Nintendo admits emulation is legal

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  • At least in the DMCA I believe

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    Meta Is Planning to Cut 5% of Lowest Performers, Memo Shows

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  • Time to print out your commit history and show Zuck how many lines of code you wrote last month!

  • Microsoft Bing is trying to spoof Google UI when people search Google.com

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  • That is configurable. Settings > Privacy > Query in the page's title

  • Tech worker movements grow as threats of RTO, AI loom

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  • The best and brightest in an area for the pay the companies are willing to pay is not the same as the best and brightest (you are adding a lot of constraints). A lot of times those people will be quite average (or mediocre). By definition, most people are average or close to it. If a company is not willing to pay to attract and retain the actual best and brightest (as many will not), they are left with mediocrity. The companies will often still be able to make a lot of money, because companies in general do not need the best and brightest just to avoid failure and bankruptcy.

    Will once innovative companies become worse companies and provide worse services/products? Absolutely. Will they be left behind by better companies who do attract the best and brightest? Sometimes, depending on the industry and the depths of the moats they have built and the number of aligators guarding their monopolies (e.g. regulatory capture and other monopolistic behavior). Will they go bankrupt? Sometimes, but in general it takes more than to just settle into a mediocrity.

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  • Stacked, no. But they have several people who are best and brightest.

    Every company has this you think?

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  • Do you think every company out there is stacked with the best and brightest? By definition, only a minority of employees can be considered that. Many companies run just fine on mediocrity, it all depends on how they intend to make money. Mediocrity can in many cases be an advantage for a company, if that allows one to set aside any shred of integrity at a shot of accomplishment and praise from executing on the many bullshit and unethical things many corproations bring in cash from.

  • Microsoft acquires twice as many Nvidia AI chips as tech rivals

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  • So is my washing machine. All that seems to mean is that the programs are listed in a different order each time I use it.