

no, tailscale is still the easiest option.


no, tailscale is still the easiest option.


only if you’re a shitty designer or a consumer with shitty taste.


i’m sure they’re not perfect but i’ve had good luck with C7 ceramic LEDs from amazon.


aside from this one study there are plenty of others that find no significant risk from exposure to recommended levels of glyphosate.


only if they train it on intelligent data.


probably how it was prompted.


I think this snippet get the gist across:
The money flows in loops: Nvidia invests in AI startups, startups commit to cloud spending, cloud providers purchase Nvidia hardware, Nvidia recognizes revenue, but the cash never completes the circuit because the underlying economic activity—AI applications generating profit—remains insufficient.


Apple’s iOS powered an estimated 4.5% of 735 million smartphones in India by mid-2025, with the rest using Android, Counterpoint Research says.
will be interesting to see if Apple tells them to pound sand.


90% errors isn’t accurate. It’s not that 90% of all facts in wikipedia are wrong. 90% of the featured articles contained at least one error, so the articles were still mostly correct.


sometimes it is though.


there are companies that just provide a good service/product/app without much controversy. unless you’re one of those “capitalism is inherently evil” people.


Sweeney has to answer to his shareholders.
which is like 40% tencent.


for some reason my work is the opposite. they were all lenovo (which were great), but we were forced to switch to shitty dells.


The thing is, VPNs won’t protect your privacy much. Browser fingerprinting technology has achieved its goal. True anonymity online is damn near impossible now.
except for traffic that does not come from a web browser at all. like API calls to download linux ISOs.


or pretty much all remote IT work.


if you’re seeing a cardiologist you’re well beyond the point of basic holistic health troubleshooting. that’s something your regular GP handles, THEN if that doesn’t help they refer you to a cardiologist for heart specialized care. it would be a waste of your time and money for a cardiologist to be talking to you about anything outside their speciality. that’s the entire reason your have an appointment with them, to focus on specific issues your GP can’t handle.
If you go see a “holistic” doctor for heart problems instead of a cardiologist you’re gonna have a bad time.


the only reason you should be taking supplements is from a direct recommendation from your doctor who can monitor the levels and have you adjust dosing accordingly. anything outside of that is more likely to do harm than good.


Because we fail to think of/treat things holistically
what specifically do you mean? you think doctors don’t tell obese patients to eat better, exercise more, or seek psychotherapy? If so, that’s nonsense, of course they do.


that would mean they should have less tolerance for atrocious writing.
adding to his wank bank no doubt.