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saltymug76··on The Making Of Super Mario 64 – full Giles Goddard interview (2001)
Wouldn’t be a hacker news post without shoehorning chatbots
saltymug76··on Pi-hole v6
On the pihole subreddit there's a wiki with lists of domains you can whitelist for certain services. I had to whitelist something for xbox live to work.
saltymug76··on Pi-hole v6
Pihole catches a lot of the trackers and crap coming out of my android tv. On my pc I see it as an extra line of defense after ublock.
saltymug76··on U.S. math scores drop on major international test
Great even fewer tech jobs!
saltymug76··on US antitrust case against Amazon to move forward
I dont think anyone's arguing against generic alternatives of name brand items. The issue here is Amazon using up-and-coming and popular products as fodder for them to generic-ize and push to the top of results, essentially knee capping the original seller.
saltymug76··on ESP8266 Analog Broadcast Television Interface
Most TVs with a tuner can still listen to analog signals, I'm assuming for legacy device support (game consoles, VCRs, etc.)
saltymug76··on Device Tree Patches Posted for Review to Boot Linux on Apple A7 to A11 Devices
Otherwise useless phones would be cool as battery backed raspberry like devices
saltymug76··on Company offers unofficial security patches for Windows 10 until 2030
I don't think he's spreading FUD. It's a lot of trust you're placing in a 3rd party who doesn't have the source code to patch your system. Independent reviews and A B testing would help sway a lot of people, IMO.
saltymug76··on Below MI – IBM i for hackers
My conspiracy brain thinks part of the reason for the red hat acquisition was to funnel disgruntled IBM i customers into that while bleeding the platform dry.
saltymug76··on Below MI – IBM i for hackers
Profits fine, its just not raking in billions and billions like IBM Z is, so IBM i always gets the scraps.
saltymug76··on Below MI – IBM i for hackers
I can speak with confidence that its hanging on by a thread. IBM has bean counted the development and support staff to the point that entire critical sections of the OS have maybe one, two people working on it. Bugs take months or years to be addressed and security flaws sometimes take just as long to get patched. Not to mention features that were new 20 years ago get the IBM red tape and beuracacy treatment and never get implemented, alienating even more customers.
saltymug76··on Boeing's starliner docks at ISS after five thrusters unexpectedly shut off
Figured he was going to say 'diversity' as if that has something to do with any of boeings issues, but your D words are on the nose!
saltymug76··on Boeing's starliner docks at ISS after five thrusters unexpectedly shut off
Come on, say it for everyone.
saltymug76··on Cows in Texas and Kansas test positive for highly pathogenic bird flu
Please seek help sad little man.
saltymug76··on Cows in Texas and Kansas test positive for highly pathogenic bird flu
Ok
saltymug76··on Cows in Texas and Kansas test positive for highly pathogenic bird flu
What a sad little world view you have. Of course it doesn't matter in the long run. But it matters to people alive right now. Which is why we do anything even though its all pointless. I guess you wouldn't care about your life or a family members life being taken by covid since its a nothingburger though huh?
saltymug76··on Cows in Texas and Kansas test positive for highly pathogenic bird flu
Yes the millions of deaths were a nothingburger. You showed them!
saltymug76··on The KDE desktop gets an overhaul with Plasma 6
Looks like they added an option for split view in dolphin if that's what you mean.
saltymug76··on The KDE desktop gets an overhaul with Plasma 6
That's basically why I stick to KDE. Feels like the natural evolution of the pre-vista windows ui.
saltymug76··on Nintendo is suing the creators of Switch emulator Yuzu
Emulation is legal in the US. Nintendo deserves to have their games pirated over this anti consumer overreach.
saltymug76··on Nintendo is suing the creators of Switch emulator Yuzu
Threatening a multi billion dollar company by making an emulator that contains zero infringing code? Give me a break. Nintendo needs to be squashed in court and brought back down to earth.
saltymug76··on Who makes the most reliable new cars?
Thank you!
saltymug76··on Who makes the most reliable new cars?
Do you have a link to that thread?
saltymug76··on What is the closest to Google Keep but self hosted?
It looks like you still need to subscribe for a premium account if you self host to unlock even checklists unless I'm wrong? $40 a year to self host seems a bit steep.
saltymug76··on Unity’s new pricing: A wake-up call on the importance of open source
Millions of kids and their sticky iPads would like a word.
saltymug76··on On the 10th anniversary of the Snowden revelations
I agree with your post, but can you elaborate on the observable outcomes you mention?
saltymug76··on Interoperability can save the open web
Yes so let's let one giant company hold the keys to the castle to fix it.
saltymug76··on Data centres account for between 1.5% and 2% of global electricity consumption
Crypto, being decentralized, would probably not fall under the data center category. I'd be interested to see the percentage on its own though.
saltymug76··on Reduction of sulfur emissions from ships may be causing rising sea temperatures
Don't feed the shill/troll people.
saltymug76··on Experimental Alzheimer's Vaccine Shows Promise in Mice
I'm glad that in the face of decades of research, you boiled avoiding Alzheimer's down to just a few paragraphs. Well done!
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