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  1. Comment on Help me test my chess bot in ~games

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    I tried, and got challenge declined. No matter, I'd have lost anyway.

    I tried, and got challenge declined. No matter, I'd have lost anyway.

    2 votes
  2. Comment on Apple has reached a preliminary deal with Intel to make chips in the US in ~tech

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    Well, plus, if the PC handheld (or desktop, really) market in general starts drifting towards ARM for performance / power / whatever reasons, they could take advantage of that. Pretty small market...

    Well, plus, if the PC handheld (or desktop, really) market in general starts drifting towards ARM for performance / power / whatever reasons, they could take advantage of that. Pretty small market though I guess. But it could grow.

    3 votes
  3. Comment on Tildes Survey #3: What country were you born in? (Results) in ~talk

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    I'd like that, thanks

    I'd like that, thanks

    1 vote
  4. Comment on Woman covertly filmed for 'humiliating' social media content - then told to pay for removal in ~tech

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    Re your edit. That is so freaking cool. What a look

    Re your edit.

    That is so freaking cool. What a look

    4 votes
  5. Comment on Valve has released CAD files for the Steam Controller in ~games

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    Amazing work for a medieval monk investigator.

    Amazing work for a medieval monk investigator.

  6. Comment on Do you prefer chunky or smooth peanut butter? in ~food

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    I used to have this legume conversation with people all the time. I'm sure people enjoy my conversations, right? Right? Wait, where are you going?

    I used to have this legume conversation with people all the time. I'm sure people enjoy my conversations, right? Right? Wait, where are you going?

    7 votes
  7. Comment on Do you prefer chunky or smooth peanut butter? in ~food

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    I don't eat it much, but if I do, I'd like it to be smoother than a smooth thing on smooth day, and also just peanuts. I have some false teeth on a palette, and crunchy peanut butter is one of the...

    I don't eat it much, but if I do, I'd like it to be smoother than a smooth thing on smooth day, and also just peanuts.

    I have some false teeth on a palette, and crunchy peanut butter is one of the worst things I can have for getting stray shards of hard underneath it.

    This combo of high quality peanut butter in super smooth form seems to be quite hard to get here in the British United Kingdom of England. We don't have much of a culture around peanut butter at all. Though I do remember Sun Pat adverts on TV a couple of decades before the turn of the century.

    3 votes
  8. Comment on What are you reading these days? in ~books

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    Firstly, how?! My mind boggles at how a person can juggle this many books and stay invested in them all. Bravo if it works for you, crikey. Secondly, Dragonlance! If you end up enjoying the...

    Firstly, how?! My mind boggles at how a person can juggle this many books and stay invested in them all. Bravo if it works for you, crikey.

    Secondly, Dragonlance! If you end up enjoying the Dragonlance Chronicles trilogy, I think that Dragonlance Legends, with Time/War/Test are even better. Though I have not read them in an age. I have shelves full of Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms novels.

    4 votes
  9. Comment on What are you reading these days? in ~books

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    Bobiverse, book 4 "Heaven's River" I wasn't totally sold in the middle of volume 1, but as I've gotten to know the personalities involved, I'm invested. Book 4 is really I think Bobiverse Act 2. I...

    Bobiverse, book 4 "Heaven's River"

    I wasn't totally sold in the middle of volume 1, but as I've gotten to know the personalities involved, I'm invested. Book 4 is really I think Bobiverse Act 2. I look forward to going to bed to read this every night.

    1 vote
  10. Comment on Linux privilege escalation (CVE-2026-31431) in ~comp

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    Even that question was answered by AI. It's AI all the way down. If the machines ever cotton on that we recognise their em-dash style and stop using it, we're sunk.

    Even that question was answered by AI. It's AI all the way down. If the machines ever cotton on that we recognise their em-dash style and stop using it, we're sunk.

    11 votes
  11. Comment on We must keep age verification from killing anonymity online in ~tech

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    Zero knowledge would be the least worst option. There's all kinds logged against your identity with this one, seems to me. At least from the description given above. I agree it's better than...

    Zero knowledge would be the least worst option. There's all kinds logged against your identity with this one, seems to me. At least from the description given above. I agree it's better than eleventyhundred sites all wanting facial scans and government photo id uploaded to $deity knows where. But zero knowledge systems have to be the way.

    At least that /would/ be true, if the intentions were, as stated, for age proofs. But whilst that is always the stated intention, with a side helping of "for the children", the implementations clearly betray the real meaning behind all this legislation, and it sure as grain ain't for keeping kids safe online.

    3 votes
  12. Comment on Music streamer Deezer allows users to filter out AI music, so why does Spotify not offer the same? in ~music

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    yes. It does both in my experience. IOW if the song is on SPTY, it's eligible for inclusion in one of their AI DJ sessions. Bah.

    yes. It does both in my experience. IOW if the song is on SPTY, it's eligible for inclusion in one of their AI DJ sessions. Bah.

    8 votes
  13. Comment on Tildes Survey #2: What country do you live in? (Results) in ~talk

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    The UK of England

    The UK of England

    1 vote