Yeah, delivery is cheap because the drivers are treated like shit: https://www.scmp.com/news/people-culture/trending-china/article/3274864/desperate-china-courier-begs-guard-mercy-knees-after-toppling-fence-sparking-protest
Kind of like how BYD cars are cheap because they’re built with slave labor.
Don’t get me wrong, the US has similar problems. But there’s more to the story than just cheap eggs.
When you’ve got bad shit in your blood, the most effective remedy is to just remove some blood and let the body make some new, clean blood.
Yeah probably.
It’s only difficult because you’re making it difficult. There is a balance between security and convenience, and you choose where you want to land on that spectrum. If that means Google products are useful to you, then just use them.
Good luck getting any of them to actually crawl it though. Most models are trained on datasets like reddit comments, not by crawling sites like search indexers.
And that’s why net neutrality is important!
OEM license keys have been stored in the BIOS for several versions now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_Locked_Pre-installation
For 99% of drivers, the on-disc ones are enough to get up and running, and as long as you have an Internet connection you can download any that aren’t on-disc. The remaining 1% can be obtained directly from the OEM. Modem Windows is very good about this.
You can just reinstall base Windows at that time, either plain or your OEM version if they provide it. There’s not much use in preserving the current image.
The article also says he gave multiple stories.
The OS isn’t really the deciding factor here.
No, a dd image is just a raw stream of bits. It doesn’t care about filesystems, neither inside nor outside the file.
Manipulative algorithms, yes.
Don’t worry about it, nobody says that any more. It died out with Gentoo.
Uptime is for services, not individual servers.
Is it possible to put freedos in a VM and pass through whatever it needs to be connected to? I assume there’s some piece of equipment it runs.
I don’t think there’s enough traffic to warrant it.
I wouldn’t make that comparison. There are too many differences to list.
It’s Whisper.
Translating a transcription should be easy.
Don’t put your personal info in a work account, regardless of whether it’s local or cloud.