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by Arrath 4y ago
One of the union's demands going in was a prohibition on using AI in writing, which the studios denied and offered annual "meetings to discuss technological advancements"
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by Arrath 4y ago
Last I heard the DoJ was considering filing suit to stop the acquisition, so maybe you won't have to?
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by Arrath 4y ago
> voltage fault injection attacks What's old is new again!
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by Arrath 4y ago
A couple years ago a wooden power pole (well specked with woodpecker drilled holes over the decades) in my backyard was replaced with a fiberglass one. At least one local woodpecker hasn't realized the futility of hammering on it to th
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by Arrath 4y ago
Unfortunately the promise did not specify how many pieces Jeb was to return in. Uh.. the spirit of the promise was kept?
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by Arrath 4y ago
My dad had a, to teenage me, embarrassing habit of asking less-than-full tables at busy restaurants (mostly tables that looked like they'd just been seated, only drinks or maybe appetizers) if they would like some company and conversat
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by Arrath 4y ago
*Liquid Nitrogen cooling apparatus not included
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by Arrath 4y ago
I drove a friend's Audi and it had the best input method possible, down on the center console next to the gear shift there was a little nub joystick that allowed 8 way movement on the map, the collar of the nub rotated to cycle around
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by Arrath 4y ago
I too have one screen that makes a noise, akin to coil whine, only when a certain spreadsheet is open and the window expanded past a threshold of the screen's real estate. Naturally, its the speadsheet that I use most often in my dutie
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by Arrath 4y ago
Bill Browder's Red Notice[0] described using 'street sourced' data like this as their team dug into the illegal shenanigans being done against their company. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22
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by Arrath 4y ago
> I would argue in the same way that buying an expensive pair of boots that last longer than a cheap pair to be good value. While a fair argument, I think its also fair to counter that the conditions in which you may use your boots don&#
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by Arrath 4y ago
They really are. A few articles examining the "Death of the mid budget movie" have touched on it. I miss solid, theatrically released comedies. I recently watched Game Night (2018) which was hilarious, before that I'm reachin
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by Arrath 4y ago
I've transitioned to using a chromecast and my phone for most everything. I expect it uses a little less juice than running the console, so I come out ahead there.
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by Arrath 4y ago
A practice typically done by rednecks with their diesel pickup trucks, tweaking the ECU and fuel profiles run the engine overly rich so the exhaust billows out thick black clouds (thus, "rolling coal"), particularly when they rev
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by Arrath 4y ago
Its funny, prior to getting a SmartTV I used my Xbox One basically as Microsoft imagined. Game console, dvd player, and box to run my streaming apps.
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by Arrath 4y ago
Yikes! Those are some big hunks of concrete flying 1400'
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by Arrath 4y ago
If even a portion of them chime the hour: the man is insane.
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by Arrath 4y ago
God help me if I ever took my GF to Sur La Table, I'd need a line of credit handy.
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by Arrath 4y ago
Mud bricks, wattle and daub, thatch, and the like? Then build out the interior with rough sawn planks. What's old is new again!
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by Arrath 4y ago
So Google's penchant for cancelling projects extends into the material world, eh.
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by Arrath 4y ago
Same for me. At this point if I truly need to zonk out I'll just pop a benadryl.
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by Arrath 4y ago
I've had to copy text out of Chrome and into an editor to decipher an I versus an l before (mostly for imgur links or the like), its awfully annoying
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by Arrath 4y ago
Does anyone else get irrationally annoyed at their keyboards changing what they type to Brand Correct Language? As in, I type youtube but it gets autocorrected to YouTube. I don't want to give that much respect to the brand! Less irrat
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by Arrath 4y ago
You bring the boat, I'll bring the beer ;)
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by Arrath 4y ago
If nothing else it would certainly be a trip.
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by Arrath 4y ago
Yes, I ran into that pain while working graveyard, myself. Simply no way to work around it. Awfully uncharitable of all those construction workers to whom I'd just sold coffee and snacks, to make a bunch of noise and keep me awake, imo
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by Arrath 4y ago
By necessity, unfortunately. Loud diesel engines, jackhammers and rock breakers that require workers to have hearing protection, all anchored by an undercurrent of backup alarms that must pierce the rest of the din and the hearing protectio
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by Arrath 4y ago
Growing up, my dad would always reply "If I was in that much of a hurry, I would have come in yesterday." whenever e.g. a bank teller or cashier or whoever apologized for a slight delay. That kind of laid back attitude really took
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by Arrath 4y ago
While not fully matching your question: I've done 4/10's (We did Mon-Thur with a full 3-day weekend) for long stints and both myself and my crews loved it. That extra day at home was a huge boon especially for the parents wan
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by Arrath 4y ago
Knowing my own gaming habits I chose a non-gaming laptop with an iGPU over a more expensive gaming branded one with a mobile gpu variant. I don't need a lot of graphical grunt to play Factorio, Rimworld, Vintage Story, Battletech, or t

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