Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
Nah, the comparison is systemically flawed. AP drives most miles in a very easy and safe highway environment. No pedestrians, no crossroads, no domestic animals, no traffic lights, no snow, no heavy rainfall, etc. Just drive at a high speed, racking up those thousands of miles really fast with minimum risk and frankly minimum self-driving. In contrast "human miles" include everything like urban environments and miles driven there are absolutely incomparable to miles driven on the highway, both in volume, difficulty and risk.
4 05 Jul 2021 20:00 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
Right, because all the other billionaires that have NASA contracts and built electric car companies from scratch are doing it so much better. Oh wait…
1 05 Jul 2021 19:52 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
On average. Mostly because auto-pilot won't be distracted by fumbling for something in the glove-box. Or putting makeup on during operation. Or putting a seat-belt on. Or texting. Or reading a book, true story. Or sleeping.
1 05 Jul 2021 19:44 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
> The annoying thing for me as a programmer it's way more difficult to explain this concept Then quit contributing to the misuse of buzzwords. Tell them "AI is a misnomer. We don't have AI. We have fingerprint-scanners. You push your thumb on the scanner and the machine does what you expect it to do, unless it doesn't recognize your fingerprint. Except the scanner is a camera, and the finger print is any given image. If the fingerprint scanner doesn't recognize the fingerprint, it won't do anything, even if it's supposed to. In the case of a car, it might not recognize a Semi coming head on, even though it's supposed to. Or that stop sign has a banana in front of it, so it isn't a stop sign." > AI is extremely efficient at doing predictable tasks, not ones where things can change constantly with unexpected variables. No it isn't. Pattern Recognition is not AI. Machine Learning is a baby step towards AI. AI could be a problem, the same as any random unchecked person with virtually limitless technological capability. We're about ten to twenty years from any semblance of true AI, especially if we keep insisting the output of any self modifying software must be human-verified after each iteration. Immagine if a child had to be 'paused' for a week to a month, for study, every time it encountered some new thing or situation... How long would it take the child to reach adulthood?
4 05 Jul 2021 19:38 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
That's pretty much how self-driving works in industrial applications: using optical and magnetic sensors, following a line, that kind of stuff. But it only works in closed-circuit environment, not on public roads.
2 05 Jul 2021 19:31 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
> autopilot has less incidents overall That comparison is flawed and you probably know it. You can do better.
1 05 Jul 2021 19:26 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
No duh. I've been talking shit about Musk's self-driving scam for years, facing Tesla fan boys who have secret info straight from Elon and are waiting for the FSD rollout that is just around the corner. Not only did Tesla brutally underestimate the scope of the problem, they also resigned on dealing with the most difficult part of the problem without which there will be no self-driving cars on public roads. Mark my words, there will be generations of Teslas with pre-paid full self-driving package that will meet the end of their life not having received that update. The coast-to-coast demo that Musk promised in 2017 for 2018 (IIRC) will not happen before 2030, if ever.
0 05 Jul 2021 19:25 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
> Haha, FSD 9 beta is shipping soon, I swear! > > Generalized self-driving is a hard problem, as it requires solving a large part of real-world AI. Didn’t expect it to be so hard, but the difficulty is obvious in retrospect. > > Nothing has more degrees of freedom than reality. > > — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 3, 2021 You mean the guy who promised a fully automated assembly line and found out it was too hard... is struggling with the automation of an infinitely more complex problem? *Surprised Pikachu Face.*
9 05 Jul 2021 18:54 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Elon Musk just now realizing that self-driving cars are a ‘hard problem’
The only definitive way I can see this working is by making a rail system with a single metal bar imbeded in the road a sensor that tracks that bar and the bar tells that car where it is and where the next car is, stopping points, turning, and speed for that area.
3 05 Jul 2021 18:36 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: This is what 6G could look like
well the south will be well positioned. we have power and then some
2 05 Jul 2021 15:59 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: This is what 6G could look like
its coming.. just like with every previous gen.. delusional idiots
3 05 Jul 2021 15:59 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: This is what 6G could look like
Can't wait for the 6G danger hysterics.
3 05 Jul 2021 15:49 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: 2021's Largest Ransomware Attack In Progress...
So many companies are set up to fail when it comes to ransomware. One of the key ingredients to ransomware attacks is to make split-second decisions. At my job, it's not uncommon for me to get hounded for updates from multiple people about multiple different issues across multiple platforms. It's also not uncommon for me to get e-mail notices that I'm overdue on a training (I am approaching 700 days overdue for one. I'm very excited about this milestone!). To the point... Companies create a culture of split-second decision making and then they spam your e-mail with a bunch of additional shit. "Hey do you still need these privileges?" "Hey did you set up your print pass?" "Hey this mandatory training is a day over due." The natural reaction to having a ton of work to do plus a ton of trivial shit creates an attitude of "UGH! I guess I'll just get this thing over with now so they stop bothering me about it! FUCK!"
2 05 Jul 2021 13:03 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Former Trump advisor’s Gettr platform appeared to be briefly hacked Sunday
Thanks, that only further confirms my suspicion.
3 05 Jul 2021 12:02 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Former Trump advisor’s Gettr platform appeared to be briefly hacked Sunday
I haven't seen anything that confirms or even suggests a compromise of the platform. It looks to me as a handful of accounts brute-forced into using a dictionary attack over an API endpoint that did not enforce rate limiting of login attempts.
3 05 Jul 2021 11:53 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Qualcomm plans to design an M1 competitor for PCs—sans ARM
I have the MBP M1 and the only time the fan comes on is during a benchmark. I can play WoW at pretty high settings and never hear the fan.
3 04 Jul 2021 02:56 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Qualcomm plans to design an M1 competitor for PCs—sans ARM
Yup. Instant load times on pretty much any webpages, faster than my 2K gaming computer at loading this site for example. I've been using it all day and still at 82% battery life. Plus this MacBook Air is fanless and really low heat. It's actually able to be used as a legit laptop.
3 04 Jul 2021 01:39 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Qualcomm plans to design an M1 competitor for PCs—sans ARM
You should look into the differences between instructions per clock cycle for Intel/AMD vs Arm or RISC-V. My M1 mac is not only faster than the i7 mac from last year I traded in, I can work all day, charge my phone, and still have 40% battery when I get home. This is a paradigm shift in personal computing and Intel and AMD are done. No one is going to buy a laptop that lasts 3 hours under light load when the faster machine lasts more than all day doing actual work. Arm is already faster at a fraction of the power.
3 03 Jul 2021 22:23 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Qualcomm plans to design an M1 competitor for PCs—sans ARM
Good. I am on a laptop with the M1 right now, and it is as good as they say. So fast and energy efficient.
2 03 Jul 2021 20:04 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Google Assistant Records Audio Even When You’re Not Using It, Company Reportedly Admits
I am 100% Google free. So I'm not lying when people ask me if I'm vaccinated and I say "Yes."
2 03 Jul 2021 17:37 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Qualcomm plans to design an M1 competitor for PCs—sans ARM
When ~~windows~~ games run natively on the new processor and a laptop can last all day doing it, then desktops will truly die. At most we will have GPUs in cases for another few years.
1 03 Jul 2021 17:35 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft’s Windows 11 blue screen of death to become black
I was surprised to see the headline. At my job, we are encouraged not to use the word "blacklist" or "whitelist" for this very reason. I was told that we are "setting the tone" but in the same response I was also told multiple other tech companies (including Microsoft) are already doing this. Yes. The people on the team who make these decisions are almost all white and female. Big Tech keeps bringing up "oppression" yet the only black individuals they seem to be concerned with are those who already graduated from college or started their own businesses. Yes. We also want to help "Black Owned Businesses." But despite my best efforts I couldn't get friends and coworkers to donate to a few "black owned businesses" that were destroyed in riots. The only person who donated to the businesses I brought up other than myself was my girlfriend. All of this "inclusive" shit is 100% PR and everyone involved couldn't care less about people actually having a hard time. Fuck the 8 year old kid who has no hope for the future. We need to make sure that black individuals making over $65K aren't offended by industry standard terms.
2 02 Jul 2021 23:47 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft’s Windows 11 blue screen of death to become black
Hopefully BLM picks up on that and goes after them.
3 02 Jul 2021 21:46 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft’s Windows 11 blue screen of death to become black
All these year and its still a pile of shit
4 02 Jul 2021 20:30 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: IBM becomes first to demonstrate advantage of quantum computers in real-life scenario | TechRadar
> Our demonstration includes the study of the simplest function that cannot be computed classically in the one-bit limited space model: finding the majority of three bits (that is, returning zero if more than half of the bits are zero, and returning one if more than half of the bits are one). 000 -> 0 perm of 001 -> 0 perm of 011 -> 1 111 -> 1 > we explored what we call the limited space computations. These are circuits restricted to using two-input gates, and limited to using one bit of computational/scrap space. This restriction allows us to establish a fair comparison between the power of classical and quantum computational space, and in particular demonstrate a fundamental advantage of computing with qubits over classical bits. A fair comparison. In which we compare two pack mules. One has one slot, either empty, or filled. The other has two, empty or filled. This is fundamentally comparing equal numbers of dice to coins. Of course the die is going to provide more information. > our (noisy) limited-space quantum computer demonstrated a success rate of 93 percent, still beating the limited-space classical computer. > the classical computer can only succeed 87.5 percent of the time whereas a perfect, noiseless quantum computer could succeed 100 percent of the time. It should be noted that this "noiseless" computer would be where the technology is good enough to get clear readings 100% of the time. Bits are the classical's noisy version. Our technology has advanced to where the accurate reading of voltage from the same hardware is 0/1/2/3/4 instead of 0/1. In other words, there is a good chance a 'modernist' computer could match the quantum one, and we don't have to wait for the ability to 'cut the noise'. But quantum will become a buzz-word, and that won't happen. An actual 'real world' use case would be generating prime numbers, where quantum machines might really outshine classical machines. https://research.ibm.com/blog/quantum-advantage-limited-space#fn-1
4 02 Jul 2021 20:24 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
It has elements of social media sure and maybe fits some loose definitions sure, but we’re not here to make profiles of ourselves and post every picture we take of our day and give status updates all the time. At its core I’d say Ruqqus is a giant message board. That is, unless you consider old school forums and BBS “social media”?
1 02 Jul 2021 19:47 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: IBM becomes first to demonstrate advantage of quantum computers in real-life scenario | TechRadar
So, the real life scenario was another contrived experiment with no real world correlation?
12 02 Jul 2021 17:42 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
I deleted my old one years ago when I graduated college. For some reason I felt the need to get involved again when certain social groups I wanted to be a part of useful FB to organize and plan. Now, I logged off and deleted the app and only keep Messenger to allow for direct communication.
1 02 Jul 2021 16:11 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
I've seen it mentioned on MSM that being anti social and not using social media is an indicator of extremism. I'm sure Facebook is totally acting in good faith...
1 02 Jul 2021 12:10 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
Please do
2 02 Jul 2021 05:21 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Inside The ‘World’s Largest’ Video Game Cheating Empire
Was gonna read but then I saw it was vice.
2 02 Jul 2021 00:15 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
I miss myspace. Not post-Tom myspace, but the og myspace.
2 01 Jul 2021 23:59 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
Big Zuck is watching you.
4 01 Jul 2021 23:41 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
EXTREME CENTRISM: I just want to fucking grill
5 01 Jul 2021 22:24 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
Its so free speech they can't even use banking lmao. People have been trying to shut gab down for years.
5 01 Jul 2021 22:23 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
It is a bizarre place in which we find ourselves where the ideology of classical liberalism, the foundation of the west, is also likely considered extremism.
10 01 Jul 2021 22:22 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
I'm reporting this entire website to the Zuck.
4 01 Jul 2021 21:18 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
Eh while I’m all for competition in the marketplace I think social media itself is a problem no matter who’s running it. Personally I got platform fatigue and ever since deleting FB off my phone and replacing it with absolutely nothing my mental health has been its best in years.
21 01 Jul 2021 21:13 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
I'll let all of my friends know so they can talk about what bullshit this is before logging into Facebook and helping the company earn ad revenue.
3 01 Jul 2021 20:32 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
This seems like a massive personal overreach on their part. Massive. Not only highly inappropriate, but extremely disturbing given their size and scope. They've always been somewhat subtle about it, but now it seems they're trying to actively and directly manipulate user thought and behavior. Yikes.
16 01 Jul 2021 20:29 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
Deleted my accounts long ago and haven't regretted it since.
7 01 Jul 2021 20:22 u/None in g/technology
Chad's Guide to Starting Your Own Website
9 0 comments 01 Jul 2021 19:57 u/None (..) in g/technology
Comment on: Facebook now telling users that someone they know is becoming an extremist
Facebook was best when it was just for college kids to plan parties and share party pics.
37 01 Jul 2021 19:18 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Flying car completes test flight between airports
Much better version was made with four turbines.
2 01 Jul 2021 02:38 u/None in g/technology
Flying car completes test flight between airports
8 2 comments 30 Jun 2021 22:00 u/None (..) in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 upgrade could be a free for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs
I'd rather find my ol' Nokia and see if WAP internet is still a thing before using Winblows for banking and serious stuff.
2 30 Jun 2021 14:04 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 upgrade could be a free for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs
Would rather wait for a regular Nintendo to load my bank website than have Windows ask me if I'm sure I don't want to use edge and Bing.
2 30 Jun 2021 14:00 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 upgrade could be a free for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs
If I had to choose between Windows11 and Hanna Montana Linux, I'd go for the Hanna Montana Linux.
4 30 Jun 2021 13:58 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 upgrade could be a free for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs
Wat, trash is free?
5 30 Jun 2021 13:14 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Would you pay to use an ad-free search engine that doesn't collect your data?
I would be okay either paying for an ad free search engine. I'd also be okay logging into a service like that to select topics for targeted ads if it didn't require an email or any other data to register / log in. Considering the log in functionality would only have a single purpose it wouldn't be a big deal if you lost your credentials. It would have to be open source though. That way it can be audited by anyone so we know we can trust it.
1 30 Jun 2021 13:06 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Exclusive: NATO Classified Cloud Platform Compromised
I hope whoever it was took the nuclear codes.
1 30 Jun 2021 08:04 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Would you pay to use an ad-free search engine that doesn't collect your data?
Nope, I wouldn't trust any form of big tech any more than I do the media/government.
2 30 Jun 2021 04:03 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Would you pay to use an ad-free search engine that doesn't collect your data?
It wouldn't be a big issue to me if I could just fill out a survey and ACTUALLY SAY what kind of products and interests I'm into and the rest can be vague anonymous non-personal data for demographics Info.
I don't need and ad for every little thing I type or say appearing on email, phone, ect.
That an a limit to how much im ad'ed at. Theres only so much I can hear about the same product repeatedly before I decide Ill never get it cause the ad irritated me so much. Especially when it constantly interrupting entertainment.
5 30 Jun 2021 02:37 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: SoftBank Halts Production Of Iconic $1,800 Humanoid Robot As Sales Slump - Activist Post
Who the fuck greenlit this? -SoftBank executive who isn't Masayoshi Son
2 30 Jun 2021 01:21 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: GitHub Copilot · Your AI pair programmer
Not sure if want
2 29 Jun 2021 19:11 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Google starts adding "no reliable sources" tag to some search engine results
Imagine still using Google search.
4 28 Jun 2021 23:26 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Google starts adding "no reliable sources" tag to some search engine results
I use Qwant. With a brave browser.
3 28 Jun 2021 22:03 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Google starts adding "no reliable sources" tag to some search engine results
Like sites that say how safe covid vaccines are?
6 28 Jun 2021 19:49 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
I actually started leaning Left when I moved closer to a city. I think having such a broad group of people I was hanging out with emphasized the "Live and let live" philosophy for me. Then after Trump won the election it seems like the "Live and let live" idea shifted over to the right. The Right tends to want to control things when it comes to something like abortion. The Left has become incredibly controlling now. It almost feels like a bitter step father or something.
4 27 Jun 2021 17:38 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
I am good with that but the main issue is that its not always easy to tell when you are just talking shit versus being serious online
1 27 Jun 2021 15:36 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
I am sure it is. I would say the Linux one is as well. In fact the only one that probably isn't is MacOS because Apple has made the decision to scrap and redo in the past
1 27 Jun 2021 14:49 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
You didn't hurt my feelings. Too many people have this hard on for Linux and an irrational hate of Windows or MacOS. they are just tools. Use which tool is best for you
2 27 Jun 2021 14:47 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
Vmware player is your friend on Windows. As for W11 remember that's its just an updated W10. Its not something completely different. Same base platform with some visual and workflow related enhancements. As long as your hardware is compatible the upgrade should be pretty seamless. Just wait a couple of weeks after they start distributing it before upgrading. Make sure you check for driver updates before doing so to assist in compatibility fixes. Same as you should do now
2 27 Jun 2021 14:45 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: How to choose a communication protocol
Pronouns listed, opinions discarded
1 27 Jun 2021 13:14 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
I hate odysee. The extra steps involved just to comment on a video caused me to abandon the site. If something so innocuous will turn someone more experienced away due to contempt for the process, its going to turn these normies away even faster.
0 27 Jun 2021 12:23 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Hello fellow tech guy that realizes how fucked we really are.
6 27 Jun 2021 12:11 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
My understanding is that the moment trump joined the platform Amazon flipped shit and shut them down and they had a really hard time getting back up again
3 27 Jun 2021 10:37 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Yeah you're probably right. He did talk about regulating them back then which is even more frustrating he didn't. That's kinda why I want Desantis to run. I appreciate what Trump has done but there is just several areas where he's still shown he just doesn't get it
1 27 Jun 2021 10:00 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: How to choose a communication protocol
> About me: My name is Solène Rapenne, pronouns she/her. lol > protocols Then proceeds to talk about applications. Absolutely no credibility or deeper understanding of the issue.
2 27 Jun 2021 06:25 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
Its frustrating as hell. Its even more disjointed on 21H1. They need to get this shit sorted out once and for all. Either move it all feature by feature to the new settings view or move it all feature by feature to a visually updated Control Panel
3 27 Jun 2021 01:42 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
Attempting to cover your ass for your falsehoods I see. And I actually posted this on the fedora instance I am playing around with. Thanks to @RootHouston for convincing me to try it with Gnome40
3 27 Jun 2021 01:38 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
You're definitely right, unfortunately, but that's certainly one thing all of us can help with. Not just punishing the shitty companies, but showing conservatives that they will lose out on a lot of their audience if they don't post elsewhere
1 27 Jun 2021 00:26 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Rumble has a ton of funny pet and kid videos. That's all of the top of their home page. Odysee has some wrestling interviews on it and is more Youtube-esque
4 27 Jun 2021 00:21 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Rumble 's CEO said they have their own servers. I'd be more worried about their advertising model
13 27 Jun 2021 00:18 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
The problem with Trump is that he prioritizes catering to his fanbase over deflecting accusations. So the Left Wing media gets him going, they get the sound bites they want, then they claim everything is racist. I lean to the Right. It's frustrating though. The Right is dominated by people who don't have the balls to speak up. Consequently, the loudest voices on the Right are those that aren't necessarily the best representatives. It's another perfect formula for false narratives. I should note, I lean to the Right so I am harder on the Right. The Left is full of people who hate this country and people who are easily distracted by false narratives. "Hey that's racist." "Oh, okay." "Hey that's a conspiracy theory." "If you say so." Fucking idiots.
18 27 Jun 2021 00:12 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
LOL! That's pretty on point. Or there's always the 27 minute video about something somebody said in an article. I always scroll down to the first comment because it's usually, "He gets to the actual article at 18:15."
4 26 Jun 2021 22:29 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Sounds like the market is widen open for you to start a channel on any one of those topics on a YouTube competitor.
1 26 Jun 2021 22:08 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
Not even close. Do some research before you spout off on that which you don't know. 73% Windows vs 15% MacOS vs Linux around 2% Source https://hostingtribunal.com/blog/operating-systems-market-share/
8 26 Jun 2021 21:48 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
I completely agree. The problem with any competitor is that the moment it arises it is plagued with Right-leaning talking points. I'm right-leaning myself but I want to see MMA and Pro Wrestling related top 10 videos, fail videos, funny pet and kid videos, that kind of thing. I really don't need 500 explanations as to why "The Last of Us 2" is shit and how Biden is truly racist. I believe both of these things, but I already got the memo.
18 26 Jun 2021 21:43 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Get ready for the "Rumble: The new YouTube competitor that acts as a safe haven for White Supremacy." I hope they know what they are in for.
41 26 Jun 2021 21:41 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: SiFive’s brand-new P550 is one of the world’s fastest RISC-V CPUs
"Intelligence"
1 26 Jun 2021 21:25 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Year? I’ll give it a day given what happened to Parler
12 26 Jun 2021 21:24 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: President Donald Trump has joined YouTube competitor Rumble
Better late than never. Would've been nice if he did this while president though. He could've definitely helped sink Youtube
13 26 Jun 2021 20:52 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
Take a look at some virtual machine apps. I played around with it when I was using Kali Linux. There are a couple out there. I did manage to get it setup and working. It will allow you to run a fair amount of the Windows based apps. I'm currently distro hopping, so my main machine (Circa 2003) just runs Mint. When I settle on a distro, I'll likely upgrade to a beefier box. Good luck.
2 26 Jun 2021 20:43 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
I've been keeping an eye on it for 10+ years. I never really tried it, but I don't think it's usable for daily use yet.
3 26 Jun 2021 20:13 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
Its pretty damn polished and consistent in comparison to many Linux distros. My biggest gripe with 10 is the UI inconsistency between legacy and modern. Looking at you Control Panel.
3 26 Jun 2021 20:01 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
It won't come to pro versions anytime soon. They will cut their cash cow with business if they do that and they know it. I also suspect they will revert this to be like 10 before it goes live and I also suspect it won't apply for home versions that go the in place upgrade route when they have local accounts already set up. Don't use the gimped home version anyway. Its always been crap
1 26 Jun 2021 19:59 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 Home requires Microsoft account and net connection to use.
The majority of the world that use computers
13 26 Jun 2021 19:55 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Apple Beats Studio Buds launched in US, AirPods for Android Devices
+smartphones
1 26 Jun 2021 14:14 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Most Modern PCs Will Have No Issues Running Windows 11 - AMD & Intel CPUs With A Minimum of TPM 1.2 Required, TPM 2.0 Recommended
Why does it need such powerful CPUs for the OS alone to work? Windows 10 works even on 10+ year old computers.
1 25 Jun 2021 19:23 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft unveils new Microsoft Store for Windows 11, lets developers keep all the money
right back at you then
1 25 Jun 2021 18:20 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft unveils new Microsoft Store for Windows 11, lets developers keep all the money
have you looked at Mint? That is my favorite of that group. The newest Fedora is also growing on me though it is a learning curve with the new Gnome environment
1 25 Jun 2021 15:33 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft unveils new Microsoft Store for Windows 11, lets developers keep all the money
how about putting your android phone down, or iphone, and stop using chrome when you downvote me about claiming spyware is a stretch in windows 10 (which it really is by all definitions of the term in the cybersecurity world). you don't have a leg to stand on here
1 25 Jun 2021 15:32 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft unveils new Microsoft Store for Windows 11, lets developers keep all the money
downvoting a comment that is arguably good for growth of the app store? How sad can you actually be. This is good news for MS, good news for developers, and good news potentially for user of the MOST USED PERSONAL OPERATING SYSTEM IN EXISTENCE
0 25 Jun 2021 15:29 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Microsoft unveils new Microsoft Store for Windows 11, lets developers keep all the money
spyware is a stretch
0 25 Jun 2021 14:32 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: “I’m totally screwed.” WD My Book Live users wake up to find their data deleted
wow. that's pretty fucked up
3 25 Jun 2021 12:42 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: “I’m totally screwed.” WD My Book Live users wake up to find their data deleted
Serves them right, idiots. Nobody in their right mind leaves their backups connected to some obscure online service.
6 25 Jun 2021 10:01 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: How Are Dead Man's Switches Set Up?
I could encrypt files and send to select people, or make public. It would be complete gibberish to read without a passphrase to decrypt. So the files are out there, but the key to unlock isn't. I could write a simple script on a remote server that would countdown towards a given date/time, and then once it hits that date it would email the decryption key to a mailing list. To reset the timer I would need to connect to server and reset script. There will be other ways, no doubt, probably involving lawyers/trustees.
1 25 Jun 2021 08:41 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Google turned me into a serial killer
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2 24 Jun 2021 22:22 u/None in g/technology
Comment on: Windows 11 unveiled: A new Mac-like design and tons of new features
I wish this was just a update to windows 10 it kinda feels like that.
3 24 Jun 2021 22:17 u/None in g/technology