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  • I think it was voice activated.

    The app was probably for additional stuff.

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  • Then what's the point?

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  • I'm pretty sure you can answer that one for yourself.

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  • Any obstruction to voting should be controversial.

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  • What does this mean?

    Isn't the election finished?

    What does he mean "it should allow us to win wisconsin"

  • I don't use an "alias provider".

    I just don't use aliases for companies I need to send emails to. There are very few.

  • This is the answer.

    Providing a rebuttal to a comment doesn't convince the commenter of the flaws in their reasoning.

    However, when silly ideas are consistently rebutted it creates the feeling that the general consensus feels that it's a silly idea.

  • Sorry to be that guy but replicating / syncing isn't really backing up.

    You need snap shots or versioning.

  • Everyone has been predicting that tariffs will increase costs for consumers and government cuts will reduce buying power for consumers.

    Lo and behold...

  • Yeah particularly given his age.

    He's always been about his own ego, but in this presidency it's all about legacy.

    I'm surprised there hasn't been more vengeance but it's early days.

  • It looks like there's several distinct components to gpodder which confuse things.

    Firstly gpodder seems to be a desktop podcast client.

    Secondly there's the sync service / protocol. Gpodder.net provides this for free but according to antennapod doesn't have adequate resources and causes errors in your client (which I can confirm). There are other containers available which are not from the gpodder team but emulate the protocol.

    Finally there's the recommendation / discovery service apparently provided by gpodder.net. I haven't been able to get this to work because my client hasn't been able to sync yet, despite 12 hours of trying.

    In my own case, I already have a client (antennapod) and I'm not really interested in sync because I only use the one device. The recommendation / discovery service would've been cool but it seems broken for the moment.

  • “They will cheer for the naked emperor as they suffer,” one commenter wrote on Bluesky. “Because they will be told that the cities are hellscapes with out-of-control migrant crime.”

    Time for today's reminder that financial hardship will not discourage loyalty to trump, rather hardships will fuel fascist agendas.

  • Is this just someone new reporting on the established findings from 5 years ago

    It looks like additional rigor has confirmed those findings from 5 years ago.

    The article says that originally they dated grass seeds in the same layer to 23k years but they can be effected by hard mineral deposits or something?

    So more recently they dated pollen, and did some other kind of luminescence testing. So now they have 3x dating methods that all align to 23k years.

  • Hah. It was IBM that was running the shitshow in Queensland too.

  • Yeah, as you've said it's not the complexity that's the problem, it's that dunning Kruger style overconfidence that you're smarter than everyone else and can manage data better than these silly accountants.

  • Don't most doors just close against the frame so there's no line of sight without the need for the cool design?

  • It's not a case of "seeing the code isn't perfect" but rather, not understanding the myriad problems the code is solving or mitigating.

    I'm reminded of this shitshow:

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Queensland_Health_payroll_system_implementation

    Queensland is a state of about 3m people in Australia. Their health service employs about 100k people. They ended up spending about 900m USD to develop their payroll software and fix the fuck ups it caused.

    I'm an accountant by trade, there's a classic "techbro does accounting" style of development we see a lot. Like if you hadn't spent a career learning how complex accounting can be, it would be easy to look at a payroll system and conclude "it's just a database with some rules".

  • As if they care.

    They're just going to keep buying elections.

  • Oh wow. I'd seen the gpodder thing in antennapod subscriptions but never realised it was a kind of discovery / recommendation service.

    I wonder if the recommendation stuff works with a self hosted instance?