draughtcyclist @ draughtcyclist @lemmy.world

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Not at the same level, no. And we frankly shouldn't be doing that either.

Well yeah. The companies are state subsidized and a good bit of the tech is stolen from electric car companies in other countries that actually have to pay for R&D.

I like how people assume they bought them to make games instead of buying them to eliminate the competition.

They know, they just don't give a shit beyond short term gains.

Don't forget the painful, venomous bite!

If I find one in my house, I'm killing it. They're my irrational fear. You can't talk me out of it.

That makes more sense, I didn't realize it affected intelligence communities as well.

Legitimate question... I thought Operation Paperclip just brought over the Nazi scientists after WWII? What am I missing? We're there politicians or other Nazi party members included?

You we're getting as free YT videos? I'm just paying to be harassed for now because I don't have time to shop around for a replacement. Killing podcasts was the last straw.

But git is decentralized by design... Just self host.

This is a fantastic write up of the problems we are facing in the US automotive market. Broken regulations incentivize large trucks/SUV's, including for electric vehicles.

Smaller vehicles use less energy. Smaller vehicles cause less road wear. Smaller vehicles are fine for most use cases - but I recognize not all use cases. Smaller vehicles cause less damage in collusions to other cars and pedestrians.

I'm not saying to take away any options... But let's stop incentivizing the wasteful and start incentivizing the efficient. I as a consumer would love to see more small car options for selfish reasons. They handle better and are more fun to drive.

Does the Toyota Crown come in a PHEV flavor?

How much money has China invested in Africa?

Agreed, IaC has helped that process a lot. I just used to curse.

I agree. However... I do have a public repo with my helper scripts in case I need to set them up on a new machine. best of both worlds!

If I had to guess after managing enterprise WAF across hundreds of domains...

It's either a crowler or vulnerability scanner, and may be scanning by IP address. I don't think you configured anything wrong.

You may want to add some form of captcha or user agent based filter to get rid of it. Good news is that it's not necessarily something to worry about.

I'd avoid IP based blocking. It's only temporarily effective.

It's not blocked at layer 4 or anything. The website simply geolocates you and denies application access for users geolocated to NC. VPN gets around it fine.

The bigger issue is that plenty of other sites still allow access... So it's effectively punishing the rule followers.

I'm personally using Mint for this exact purpose. It just works and I don't have to think about it much.

I love Mint for the simplicity. My only complaint is the lack of Wayland support for cinnamon.

Preach. This is a symptom of a world rapidly going to shit. But hey, we have AI to accelerate the direction we are heading.

The article makes no mention of why the account was frozen in the first place.

Nor should it be.

The Mozilla Foundation does such important work to ensure standards across the Internet, and keeping the monopolies on their toes. This is another shining example of just that.

Quantifying monopolistic behavior from major tech companies is important. This needs to be documented before changes can happen.