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They don't fight for these rights.

Gosh, programming was never that enjoyable.

I finally freed from typewriting mundane stuff like yet another API endpoint or subscribing to rabbitmq, and can focus of creative work and really building useful things.

I fucking knew it and never trusted them.

Any seller charges 50%+ margin on anything.

Back to SVN then? Noted.

If the only thing that bothers you is laptop lid pinching your fingers, then no – it won't do it.

It can be predatory pricing that will bite us later.

ZX's audio and video systems are two things that I never missed.

We didn't!

The whole article is so AI.

"Esoteric cypher that no one has seriously tried to break" lol

It's military comms traffic from WW2, encrypted by machine named Enigma. Back in 1940's it was like breaking SSL today, with only difference that they actually could (kinda) break Enigma.

The main gotcha for local models is insane hardware requirements.

Even for $10K you get mediocre performance.

Yeah, space exploration/colonization can be only made by species that live a million years, or can pass the same goal across many generations forward.

Maybe it's the answer to Fermi paradox: aliens are all around, we're just too fast for them to communicate.

How do you _realistically_ get in trouble for using it? Jam 2.4 at an airport or near military base?

Even this highly theoretical harm can be avoided if you jam bluetooth with 50% duty cycle. Like, 2s on then 2s off.