LH0ezVT
@LH0ezVT@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Choose one before starting the game... 1 week ago:
Imagine thinking there is no corruption up there
- Comment on Intel CPU Temperature Monitoring Driver For Linux Now Unmaintained After Layoffs 1 week ago:
Man, wifi is black magic. Not the nice kind that draws kittens out of hats, but that one that need a blood sacrifice to work
- Comment on Intel CPU Temperature Monitoring Driver For Linux Now Unmaintained After Layoffs 1 week ago:
This is the correct answer. Modern x86 (x64) is a RISC CPU with a decoder that can decode a cisc isa.
- Comment on "ok, imagine a gun." 2 weeks ago:
I am curious if there is a language that calls a nail gun not a gun
- Comment on Alexa, how do I remove cooties? 2 weeks ago:
Meh, I am still not convinced of Virus Scanners, even on windows. A process running with root rights, with parsers for all kinds of complicated file formats, opening freshly downloaded files automatically? Yeah, no.
Update your shit, don’t download shady software, have good default settings in your browser and mail programs. Maybe throw in some MAC like SELinux if supported.
- Comment on No blowjobs please 2 weeks ago:
Surely the free market will balance out blowjon supply and demand. If not, I guess we need to do some government subsidies. How about 50ct off your income tax for every job?
- Comment on Cutting sucks 2 weeks ago:
Meh. Everything in moderation. Including self-imposed suffering. Sleep late. Eat tasty food. Have days where you just exist. Fuel is for cars.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Sir, I have an itemized bill for “hookers and blow with the customer”!
- Comment on Get in the pod, inhale the fumes. 4 weeks ago:
Cars as a hobby are cool. A society built around cars is stupid. Billions of people using cars daily is pretty dangerous to us all.
I like shooting guns. It’s loud, smells funny, and you get to train patience and self-control. It’s a cool hobby. A society built around guns is… well… just look at the US.
- Comment on Deserved honestly 5 weeks ago:
I am too lazy to find sources, but I heard 500 mg is the limit (depending on weight and so on of course). That is around 5 coffees, give or take.
- Comment on Corporations are saving the planet! 1 month ago:
True for all Euro places that I have been to that had deposits
- Comment on Corporations are saving the planet! 1 month ago:
I’ve seen one if these, so that is what they are for!
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 1 month ago:
Good point with the expiration date, but the one I have has >1 year, possibly longer since I cannot remember when I bought it
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 1 month ago:
Because the spectrometer says so, mainly. Why?
- Comment on But I am mighty!! 1 month ago:
Then don’t buy the fancy spray bottles, but the big one that lasts for a year or three?
- Comment on Everything you need is already inside of you. 1 month ago:
May I interest you in our lord and saviour lichess?
- Comment on A Completely Natural Conversation in the NYC Reddit 1 month ago:
Having just migrated some legacy stuff off CentOS 7, I would rather fly to south africa and give mark shuttleworth a blowjob myself than pay a single cent to redhat.
- Comment on matrix is cooked 2 months ago:
Honestly, I get why one would be discouraged by signal, but as long as your threat model is not “NSA and mossad have a price on my head”, I think it is still the best non-federated alternative. I’d rather take a flawed messenger with well regarded encryption than a beta version that nobody with time and crypto knowledge ever looked at.
- Comment on matrix is cooked 2 months ago:
modern
But i also feel like xmpp got feature creeped. Not to long ago, basically every messenger spoke its own subset of xmpp, basically.
- Comment on Most American headline 2 months ago:
It should be illegal to throw someone else’s property away without their permission, right? I mean, it’s basically theft.
- Comment on lemm.ee is shutting down at the end of this month 2 months ago:
The best analogy is still E-mail. Me@Gmail.com can talk to you@outlook.com, which can talk to employee@random-company.com. Sometimes an email service shuts down - has anyone checked if yahoo still exists?
So in that case, you have to get a new mail and probably move your important stuff over. It sure sucks, but there is no good way around it, if you want to be able to choose between different services.
Imagine everyone using only gmail: what if Google decided you smell and they don’t want your business any more? What if Google decided to make every login cost $5? Or that you need to say “I love Coca Cola” to read your mail?
- Comment on Why is lemmy so political?! 2 months ago:
Same here. If I want to read and argue politics, I click on main. If I want to pass some time and see funny images, I stay on subscribed.
- Comment on science never ends 2 months ago:
Imagine the Brits actually using spice
- Comment on Forbidden Tech 2 months ago:
Wouldn’t any repair worker ground anything they work on first, or assume it is live? I am not even a proper electrician, but “short-circuited and grounded, or treat it as live” has been the rule forever.
- Comment on Techno feudalism, here we come 2 months ago:
It is nice for when you need a quick and dirty little fix that would require you to read a lot of documentation and skim through a lot of jnfo you will never need again. Like converting obsolete config file format #1 to obsolete format #2. Or to summatize documentation in general, although one needs to be careful with hallucinations. Basically, you need a solid understanding already, and can judge if something is plausible or not. Also, if you need standard boilerplate, of course.
It sucks most when you need any kind of contextual knowledge, obviously. Or need accountability. Or reliable complexity. Or something new and undocumented.
- Comment on Data centers will look ridiculous with tiny future servers. 3 months ago:
Signal integrity will probably be fine, you can always go with optical signalling for the long routes. What would be more of an issue is absurd complexity, latency from one end to the other, that kind of stuff. At some point, just breaking it down into a lot of semi-autonomous nodes in a cluster makes more sense. We kind of already started this with multi-core CPUs (and GPUs are essentially a lot of pretty dumb cores). The currently biggest CPUs all have a lot of cores, for a reason.
- Comment on Several phone brands rumored to be planning a major shift away from Android 3 months ago:
It runs just fine for me, huh. Certainly not because of lack of google services.
Maybe graphene is doing some firewall things? KDE Connect needs some ports open (to the local lan) to talk
- Comment on Several phone brands rumored to be planning a major shift away from Android 3 months ago:
If you have a phone with custom ROM support, pretty easy. I’ve been running LineageOS without GAPPS for like 5 years now. Most stuff just works, but to be fair, I am not using any of the cool kids apps like google pay or android auto.
- Comment on Trump, in blue, sleeping at Pope Francis' funeral 3 months ago:
God exists, and He has a pretty dark humour
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
I don’t know about their monarchy, and I don’t care. Our 19th century grandparents were too mild on the aristocrats, if you ask me. Abdicate or get the French treatment.
You should get cash for reasons that are obvious to anyone with two brain cells: if there is a blackout or cyber attack or failure of the internet, you can still pay by cash. The fact that people don’t use cash now is irrelevant. Nobody sits at candlelight listening to a battery powered radio right now either.
As a fellow pervert, I welcome my swedish siblings.