HeWhoLurksLate

especially as shows keep tending towards up-market

I get texts from my carrier that are treated specially and I didn't buy my phone through them

Does that matter? It's one where I share a common belief in a higher being with other people and we try to build a community and become better people and followers of our specific beliefs.

There is also a large difference between local surveillance (home/business/area CCTV), public surveillance (openly accessible cameras like traffic cams), and dragnet surveillance- I generally trust my local police precincts but don't like the fact that the alphabet soup of federal agencies has warrantless access to track me on the way to and from church or work or Facebook marketplace deals

and to monkeys with typewriters

take a look at Cerebras, who are doing wafer-scale compute

in engineering software land, FreeCAD exists, yet Fusion, Catia, OnShape, Creo, SolidWorks, NX, and many other paid Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided Engineering softwares exist and have features and use-cases that FreeCAD simply does not have. In this scenario, how do you square taking the risk and time required to develop something good with the hopeful payoff for creating something?

I guess some of the major value in those closed softwares is enterprise support and that could still be feasible, but still, the question stands - if what is currently software piracy becomes legal, how do the people who commit a portion of their lives to improving whatever it is they're working on get compensated?

I regularly contribute to FOSS, but I am in quite a privileged position to do so, because I have time to do so after putting food on the table.

I hope this comes off in good faith, I'm genuinely curious

Thunderbolt eGPUs haven't been able to be used on Apple Silicon machines, and the Mac Pro has the same limitation

I highly doubt it, there's about a million things that only show up at scale that aren't lessons the bots can easily digest from Medium posts and bypass

we also did without air conditioning, plumbing, democracy, and human rights for millenia, and I wouldn't want to give any of those up

with the same tricks gamers have always used? Modded drivers, undervolting, etc.?

yes, it absolutely does.

I've gotten more work done on a second chatgpt pro $100/mo subscription than I did with ~$150 of paying for usage through the app.

Welcome to the automation age, where the bleeding edge gets ever bloodier

I mean they had/have the Coral but that's in an entirely different market segment