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It's fine if you stay away from it's raid5/6. And realize it isn't going to let you know when you have a mirror fail until you try to boot it and it won't come up.

.si? So there's people actually jumping on that bandwagon?

That's hilarious.

I wonder how it compares to a deltabot, since those are often used for pick-and-place which requires pretty fine resolution. Seems like a delta would have way more range of motion than this.

The thing is, someone that perceives these problems for young people is someone that should stick around and keep doing what they do to fix it.

You are the exact opposite of the people that need to leave early. Stick around and wait for when we come out the other side. I think these kids are going to figure it out, with our help.

Passkeys seem like a damn good way for me to end up losing my various account/history because it suddenly decides that it's expired or invalid or not available from that password manager anymore.

The various implementations have a huge "trust me bro" feel to them, and I don't feel like spending 3 hours on the phone to Amazon talking to an AI in order to not get my account back to bother with them. And the underhanded way they keep trying to slip them by me bothers the shit out of me. Something sketchy is going on, and it isn't in my best interests is the feeling I get every time it pops up.

10 years for shooting someone in a road rage incident seems light to start with.

It'll be done around the time of the heat death of the universe.

Where I come from, if they went back and looked at the years you were only earning what would normally be employment income from the single employer, they would classify it a "personal services corporation" and move any income in the company you declared as corporate income into your personal hands, tax you at personal rates and make you pay interest on that difference for the time you had it misclassified.

Your jurisdiction might not do that, but I'd be damn careful and if you are liable that way, they might let you off the hook on the interest if you went back and declared it correctly before they do.

Like copyright on training input? Fair use has done a lot heavier of a lift on that than it would every have to do on opensource, license prohibiting it or not.

The Jeffrey Epstein Memorial War is the worst thing to ever hit the American auto industry and workers, since that industry is so far behind on EV adoption they'll never catch up to the Asian manufacturers.

It'll kill them, the Big 3 should be losing their everloving minds over it.

>disable copy

What fresh hell is that?

How would you possibly enforce that?

We just fix the shit we broke while we could farm.

And the algos they use to drive people harder to gamble are particularly pernicious. It isn't just putting slot machines in their way when they're walking to the washroom. It's high-pressure psychological tactics that are hard for non-addictive people to ignore, let alone gambling addicts.

It's utterly evil, and destroys lives and families. This shit needs to go.

Interestingly, Santa is an American thing because of the early Dutch influence using Sinterklaas.

Yep, my bad. I got lazy and relied on PPs spelling.

That was the reference to the download server in the closet.

Just a reminder: Carmen Ortiz judicially murdered Aaron Schwartz in order to unsuccessfully launch a political career.

NT4.0 in 2007? That wasn't even very late. I was replacing NT4 servers into the early 10s. Car dealerships were terrible for keeping that crap around.

You don't have to be a redneck moron to enjoy the things you can do that require a gun. There's plenty of hunters and sports shooters that realize that the authoritarians will eventually restrict guns to keep themselves safe.

I find using an AI for the first draft useful enough of a kick in the ass to actually get the thing written, which I've probably been procrastinating about for hours.

I rewrite it from there, and it's completely different by the time I'm done because it's version is terrible enough that it annoys me into correcting it.

I believe someone built a Linux print driver that let you print straight to these and it would upload the file.

Forgejo has Runners that you can install on another server and register with Forgejo Actions. There might be 3rd party Runners you can pay to use, I've just run my own on a hardened VM.

And they've hobble Fable and Opus so hard with their safety guardrails, I ask innocuous questions and tasks and they get flagged so often I gave up on it. I can get all the work I need done in GPT5.5 or 5.6 without the hassle.

I just kept a $20 plan going for use on my phone.

Actually, it wasn't unreasonable. If the guy caused the damage while picking up a sonde, to know who's sonde it was would help identify the culprit.

This is so much their own damn fault. I have no idea what level of utter incompetency it takes to think that a cloud storage system is a safe way to store the only copy of your data. And as you said, on top of that all the warning signs were there that you need to take a backup right away.

Holy hell, I wanted to see them get this suit dismissed just to rub it into their faces what mindless idiots were in charge of this fiasco.

This station was clearing over a million dollars after expenses, and they couldn't be arsed to take a backup of their data on this cloud service. I have a hard time feeling much sympathy for them. And now Iron Mountain has to referee the data being recovered without handing over others data in the process.

The utter cluelessness all around from start to finish is impressive.

Your approximate location is automatically determined by cell tower triangulation and fed to emergency services when you call. It's very common now.

Tariffs I'm guessing. A fencepost in Canada is CAD$8 so $6. A roll of barbwire is US$70.

See UFA.com for Canadian prices. Keep in mind, there's a lot of variance in what people prefer to use, I'm just giving what I've always used and while prices have gone up, it sure hasn't gone up 2.5X here.

There's ads?

Wow, what a ignorant response to someone that was giving you genuine feedback.

Do better.