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by 127361 3y ago
The media is scaring them into accepting these measures, which is standard practice in totalitarian states, by the way. Create a climate of fear, and introduce draconian measures which the public will then accept. And that is how a democrat
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by 127361 3y ago
When I was a teenager I would pour Coca-Cola into the school computers after seeing a fellow student get into trouble for similar stuff. Never got caught for that. It's acid and worked especially well against powered up electronic equi
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by 127361 3y ago
It might be legal for them to call the cops, but it still does not absolve them from moral responsibility for their actions. Including all the distress it would cause the child's family, and the likely ongoing PTSD from the incident.
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by 127361 3y ago
Because the f**ing human species is a predator, and we go after weakness.
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by 127361 3y ago
And so do reinforced concrete walls, they block the signal and thus prevent emergency services from being contacted too. And so many other things. Radio communications are unreliable by default. Someone's prank should not result in cri
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by 127361 3y ago
Those are the actions of a de-facto police state.
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by 127361 3y ago
https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/digestion-of-artificial-... "Further, the team discovered that gut cells exposed to sucralose-6-acetate had increased activity in genes related to oxidative stress, inflammation
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by 127361 3y ago
Flipper Zero was designed in Russia, the company moved since the start of the war.
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by 127361 3y ago
I wonder if law enforcement have access to the camera footage? This makes it every car a mobile CCTV on wheels? How difficult would it be for Tesla to implement ANPR and upload every number plate spotted together with GPS coordinates, to a
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by 127361 3y ago
https://nitter.net/LBC/status/1738152668537696670 "A mum whose kids attended a school where a protest was held after claims that a boy was punished for wearing a Palestine flag badge, says the school threaten
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Kids referred to counter-terror police amid crackdown on Palestine support(opendemocracy.net)
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by 127361 3y ago
Absolutely agree, and I wonder what the open plan office has done to our economy, in terms of lost productivity and stress induced health issues?
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by 127361 3y ago
From the article: "I wasn’t tech savvy at all back 20 years ago — they convinced me it was my fault,” she said, adding that the Post Office had "gaslit” her. That is absolutely horrific.
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by 127361 3y ago
But older versions of Android prior to Material Design did not have excessive whitespace. So we had touchscreen devices in the past and we could still design good interfaces for them that were not dumbed down in this way. I think it's
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by 127361 3y ago
Material design came out right at the very beginning when this "hipsterism" started happening. Then everyone started copying it. I absolutely hated it, and still do to this very day, with so much passion. It is the worst user in
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by 127361 3y ago
I think this also applies to the scourge of "modern" user interface design, with its low contrast text, bland color schemes, monochrome icons and excessive whitespace. I was wondering for a long time if there was something going o
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by 127361 3y ago
So does that mean guilty until proven innocent? If I'm correct here, then that's utterly sickening.
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by 127361 3y ago
"This paper presents a distributed model-parallel training framework that enables training large neural networks on small CPU clusters with low Internet bandwidth." Low bandwidth being <1Gbps. They've also tested it with G
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by 127361 3y ago
But if we have 100,000 people with RTX 4090s mining some new AI based cryptocurrency, that happens to train the model in the process, it's going to be a highly effective system. And we can do it anonymously over Tor or I2P.
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by 127361 3y ago
The usual unelected control freaks, that try to police everything in life, from sex to drugs to what food you can eat. Every time a new technology comes out they start a moral panic over fears of safety or harm ("think of the children&
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by 127361 3y ago
I guess distributed training BitTorrent style over the darknet will be the workaround for this? Also the forbidden nature of illicit AI might drive demand for it. Especially if it's really good. We're seeing the same thing as the
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by 127361 3y ago
It works with any device, as long as it's using TMDS over HDMI. I don't think it will work with DisplayPort as it uses data whitening. I've been trying to dig up the code for it. It's somewhere on my system. Update: He
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by 127361 3y ago
I did this with an animated GIF. It puts a specific pattern on the display that maximizes the EMI generated by the HDMI cable. You can hear the morse code on an RTL-SDR by tuning to ~300MHz or so. The animated pattern in the GIF file is pra
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by 127361 3y ago
I personally find AMD GPU support under Linux to be absolutely excellent. Only thing I don't like is the "secure processor" which requires signed and sometimes encrypted firmware to run. The older cards don't have this.
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by 127361 3y ago
On older AMD hardware it's controlled by lockdown registers which are written to by the SMU (Lattice Mico32 CPU) just after reset is deasserted. The SMU reads the eFuses to determine what to lock down. So you can interrupt this process
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by 127361 3y ago
The inclusive terminology language police are at it again. Or it could just be plain old trolling. This page from the Inclusive Naming Initiative would easily be considered satire 20 years ago: https://inclusivenaming.org/wo
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by 127361 3y ago
So the Post Office scandal is likely another disaster caused by Tony Blair's government in 1999. Prior to that computer evidence was considered only reliable if the computer was used and operating properly. That change in the law might
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by 127361 3y ago
Likely from the magnetic field from the conductor. They even have street lights that are powered this way. https://livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3005516/1/TPEL2436702%... https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by 127361 3y ago
I'm near sighted. I've put my tablet computer on a stand, so it's right next to my face, so I don't need to wear glasses when using it. The keyboard and mouse are underneath it. I've noticed my vision has improved a
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by 127361 3y ago
Could this have something to do with recent SourceHut DDoS attacks?

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