I think they just patented it because the system rewards patent trolls with thousands of patents, even if they have no intention to ever use said patent.

This is unpractical and will cost them more (replace all the tooling, rethink supply chain) than it will supposedly make them (rich customers would go to official repairs anyway, and poor customers will just get a copy from aliexpress)

i mean with wine, but compared to the last time i tried it with office apps (playonlinux around 2018) it’s WAY more compatible

Fedora, now it’s shockingly easy to use.

I silently replaced windows in the home PC and it took 2 months for the tech illiterate SO to say “WTF, why you put Apple on this PC, I thought you hated them” (put same username/password, same wallpaper, even Microsoft Edge)

At work I was shocked that I could login directly as user@windows.domain without any extra configuration. Plain vanilla fresh install, typed my active directory account for laughs, it worked 😲

Also at work I was shocked to see that I could just run the exe of the windows-only accounting software and everything works. I even installed LibreOffice in wine, lol (the accounting software needs soffice.exe for generating spreadsheets). I could even install foxit reader for windows 😂 (sorry, all the Linux PDF readers completely suck when printing, I need previews and booklet and all the extra features)

that means it’s almost useless then, because SEPA offers absolutely zero fraud protection. Once you sent the money, it’s impossible to get it back even if you contact the bank 1 second later.

Exception: some hacker did some social engineering and posing as the ministry of defense, persuaded one of the richest men in italy to send him a bribe via SEPA. In that case the banks were able to reverse it one week after. Normal people instead gets only a FUCK YOU.

Did they pay the bribe donate some millions to trump’s golden ballroom?

Nowadays it’s a cheap and almost mandatory investment to bribe an official donate to the presidential library in order to get preferential treatment.

But an iPhone 4S nowadays is completely unusable, it’s impossibile to run a browser that doesn’t use a ten years old engine. For reference, a galaxy Nexus from the same age could run android 6 (custom ROM, otherwise android 4.3) and can still run most modern apps.

If you can find parts for the iphone 4s it’s because some warehouse is still full of them, not because Apple is still manufacturing them if needed

I have a Lenovo usb keyboard with a fn Key in place of the Ctrl key that has absolutely no purpose. It’s for volume control like fn+F7 BUT… IT ALSO HAS DEDICATED BUTTONS FOR VOLUME CONTROL!!

After the nth time I accidentally switched fn and Ctrl I took a screwdriver and popped it out permanently (being USB it doesn’t report fn status to the os and of course the BIOS doesn’t allow FN remapping because it’s not a laptop)

Not really, it sends a combination of 3 really fast button combination on press and doesn’t report to the os when your finger releases the key. You need to run a daemon that detects that specific combination and emulates a finger release after a specified time

Assholes. Couldn’t they just remap one of the useless “internet” keys from the 00s like KEY_HOMEPAGE or XF86Mail??

Or create a brand new scancode since they could change the kernel without any problem, especially because the manufacturers would need to change the keyboard firmware anyway AND because copilot requires special hardware, it doesn’t need retro compatibility with older windows versions that don’t have the scancode in kernel or in the keyboard driver

But there are many in American soil that are significantly cheaper than Walmart and similar. Of course if a commissary is placed in a base in Okinawa, in the middle of the ocean on the other part of the globe, then stuff is much more expensive

Shanley was released on parole from Old Colony Correctional Center in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, on July 28, 2017

Paul Shanley died of heart failure in Ware, Massachusetts, on October 28, 2020, at age 89

I hope it’s a different father shanley

Why not RDP with remmina, it’s way easier, faster and efficient

Unless they buy returned books for pennies

Or books retired from libraries (saw many stamps on scans on 70s books from internet archive that implied disposal from some American library)

It’s not secret, it was their defence when they got sued for copyright infringement. Instead of download all the books from Anna’s archive like meta, they buy a copy, cut the binding, scan it, then destroy it. “We bought a copy for personal use then use the content for profit, it’s not piracy”

But those people don’t have the attention span to see a WHOLE movie in a dark room without a phone

Budget $40 mil and she got paid $29mil. Definitely a real movie

I do not understand how it did 7 million in the opening weekend.

Of course, "I got mine, pull up the ladder!”

my reasoning is that forwarding can fail, while if i just connect to POP and get everything in bulk, i don’t have problems

also: forwarding changes the original headers, and if i forward spam my provider gets pissed

I’m using Gmail as an email client. I tell Gmail to go to fetch emails from my other accounts and so I have unified email. I don’t use @gmail.com as my primary address.

Problem: from today Google discontinued the feature and they warned me only yesterday.

Which webmail has almost feature parity with Gmail?

I need filters and fetching emails from multiple accounts. I have a dedicated server so the part of fetching email can be done from an external program

You need to do a custom program if you want to do that. I mean a traditional program where variables are stored properly.

The models have no memory at all, at every question it starts from scratch, so the clients are just “pretending” it has a memory by simply including all previous questions and answers in your last query. You reply “ok”, but the model is getting thousands of words with all the history.

Because each question becomes exponentially expensive, at some point it starts to prune old stuff. It either truncates the content (for example the completely useless meta ai chatbot that WhatsApp forced down the throat loses context after 2-3 questions) or it uses the model itself to have a condensed resume of past interactions, but this is how it hallucinates.

Otherwise it will cost like $1 per question and more