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@mjdxp@labyrinth.zone @iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be let's be real if google decided they were a sovereign nation now could anybody stop them
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the fcc wants to ban us companies from peering with ASes that are chinese or using huawei equipment. lol, lmao
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@mcc@mastodon.social git lfs is a hack to get functionality mercurial has natively, afaik
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@vicorva@mastodon.art it seems like what might be new is the free tier for card transactions?
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its possible to criticize google without arguing that it's illegal for software to have features, actually.
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if any scp authors write a -J with the phrase "Does the black narwhal bacon?" i will pay you two entire united states dollars
anyway i'm just saying that when i write an angry essay full of screenshots at a company i'm mad at the response is "okay we just mailed you a check for €1000 please deposit it and don't sue us". maybe i'm built different
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@mcc@mastodon.social afaik webtransport is not intended to replace websockets for cases where websockets is sufficient, it's for situations where a native app would want to use UDP to reduce latency
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yeah ok it was just the size limit thanks glitchsoc for making that configurable
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also that post is like super obviously ai generated itself isn't it
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if any scp authors- wait let me check something
so does microsoft, like, document the list of registry entries that USB descriptors are allowed to set. anywhere. presumably it's not all of them
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@hipsterelectron i do want a nicer elastomeric respirator though, been looking at a few different options (the MSA 900 has the clearest speech but moisture builds up inside, the 3M Secure Click has slightly less clear speech, the GVS Elipse is tiny)
why does new haven airport have public transit to amtrak/metro north but you need to call the ct transit customer support line that morning to tell the bus driver to go into the airport to pick you up. what.
did nintendo announce a direct literally ten (10) minutes in advance. lmao
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@hipsterelectron by "crate" i mean the bulk packaging that contains like 500 individually wrapped ones, to be clear.
unfiction concept: 3m spiritual protective equipment product selection brochure
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@kopper yes as i said it'd be so cool if there was a standard that could make recommendations about things like this
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@ireneista you might be interested in this similar blog post about the ps2 rather than a modern architecture https://themaister.net/blog/2025/03/20/graphics-programming-like-its-2000-an-esoteric-introduction-to-playstation-2-graphics-part-1/
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@Misofist@girlcock.club this only affects legitimate playback, ripping doesn't care if the cert is revoked (unless the new keys haven't been dumped yet but that shouldn't take that long)
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@olivia@pl.firechicken.net @jacksonchen666@micro.jacksonchen666.com the logic is implemented by checking analytics data to see if the "accepted copilot edits" counter increased since the last commit and the issue was that that counter was being spuriously incremented in unclear scenarios, since afaik the copilot implementation itself is closed-source it might have been updated out-of-band?
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@olivia@pl.firechicken.net @jacksonchen666@micro.jacksonchen666.com there were different changes in 1.117 and 1.118, 1.117 enabled it for all copilot edits and 1.118 filtered it to edits from copilot chat
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@olivia@pl.firechicken.net @jacksonchen666@micro.jacksonchen666.com i'm pretty sure there are wayy more than 40000 commits made in vscode per day
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@june can you make a post using juneball to see if i fixed it i can't find a way to retry downloading emoji in existing content
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@kopper it'd be so cool if there was a standard that could make recommendations about things like this
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@leftpaddotpy i havent really looked at buck2 did they invent a c++ build system that works
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going to try taking apart the switch and seeing if i can push it out from inside??
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@iliana nm the relay started blocking them a few months later https://github.com/bluesky-social/indigo/commit/56e82da2aa392b4b6d5d1c1a4ae6d8c8e742bb9f
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@mcc@mastodon.social git also does, as of a few months ago: https://git-scm.com/docs/large-object-promisors
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@vn and this is comparing the blog post's upper bound estimate which i think is wildly pessimistic
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li i got the cheapest brother one and it works fine i didn't see a need to put massive effort into it
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@vn to be clear i wasnt arguing it wasnt bad that google decided to download a 4gb file it was that the arguments in the blog post about how this was actually illegal that showed up on my tl were facially absurd
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@vn i have no numbers on this but i feel like the wasted bandwidth and compute must be lower than what's wasted every day by the fact that windows update doesn't fucking work
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@vicorva@mastodon.art stripe radar is not new, do you have a source for the pricing change? afaik it has been $0.05/transaction for at least the past few years
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@vn yeah but ive never seen google download an update, spin the fans up to 100% for 45 minutes trying to install it, then give up and revert it 3 times in a row before i give up and reinstall the system. multiple times.