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by BunsanSpace 2y ago
Canada is updating their model to be the worst of PM2.5 and their traditional models of common pollutants. Part of the issue is the existing model does an average over 3 hours, where PM2.5 can change rapidly (fire, traffic surge, &c). S
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by BunsanSpace 2y ago
"History did not start on Oct 7, 2023" Where should we start? When the arabs colonized the levant? or the many massacres of native jews? The wars of aggression by arabs? This conflict is awfully messy and each side has a laundry l
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by BunsanSpace 3y ago
The speed of light, or C, is the max speed information can move through our 3d space. Having objects moving away from us at a speed greater than C, isn't weird. The observable universe is a 3d subspace of a higher dimensional object. A
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by BunsanSpace 3y ago
He's first nation/aboriginal.... It's racism.
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by BunsanSpace 3y ago
The issue with RSA is mainly that not all primes are treated equally. Certain primes are easier to factor which can weaken your encryption. That was the biggest one when we where taught RSA.
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by BunsanSpace 3y ago
Fox news was already considered entertainment and barred from news packages. This recent complaint came from Tucker's weird Canada is under a dictatorship documentary. Given he spread blatantly false and harmful information, the CRTC i
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
From my understanding is part of the issue is the quality of batteries is decreasing. Too much demand so phone makers have to use shittier batteries. Anecdotally, I have an S10 and in the two years I've owned it, it's gone from fi
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
While lack of testing under-reports cases, it does show trends. There's also the covid symptom tracker which can be used to infer the true infection rate. You can dive into it, but by all metrics cases are going in countries that start
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
1. https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Is-omicron-as-co... 2. https://english.elpais.com/usa/2022-01-03/omicron-the-fastes... Further the new BA.2 strain (which is causing a slig
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
>It'll be interesting to see what we think of the "let it rip" strategy for Omicron a lot of areas used a decade from now. 1. Omnicron is so infectious no public health measures can prevent it. 2. Omnicron infects the uppe
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
Alcohol is a carcinogen, it's bad for the liver, and while I didn't know, I'm not surprised it's bad for the heart. Keep drinking to a minimum, and if possible keep it social. Life's short, enjoy a beer or glass of
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
Blockchain is being used in supply chains (IBM tradelens) for immutable record keeping, NFT's (outside of selling URLs to jpgs...) are a good application for certificates of authenticity (some artists are selling their NFTs WITH a phys
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
>I dont know why so many movies are shot in the dark. Your TV is not doing HDR properly, cannot get bright enough, or is not calibrated correctly. If it's 4k, it's done in HDR which requires a TV to get bright enough, otherwise
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
>Linux is even worse, compared to a Mac a Linux desktop just looks like straight from the 90s What are you smoking? most modern Linux distro's out of the box have the best font rendering of all OS's. Sure if you install some ba
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
Sounds like you need to a) transcode to flac, at least for the file size limits b) use beets.io or Musicbrainz to match your music and write metadata to them. Updating your library will make it much easier to use with any sort of streaming
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
There's already an add-on which does this, and more. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/clearurls/
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
I was of that mind until I read zero history. complete boring slog of a book I had to put down halfway as it didn't get better and I Couldn't do it anymore.
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
So this is a heavily editorialized headline, and is false. Samsung has changed the 970 Evo controller to the one used on the 980. They have updated the packaging, SKU and advertised performance to reflect this. The new revision isn't s
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
UltraEdit is clunky, the UI is very dated and the fonts are not well rendered. It's not fast and has a large lack of theme support (there's no solarized theme for it, which is industry standard at this point). I just didn't l
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
my work makes us use UltraEdit (custom langauge) and frankly I hated it so much I wrote a custom language plugin for sublime my self so I could switch back. UltraEdit just feels like it's stuck 10 years in the past.
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
But Joe Rogan has told me otherwise! What do these nerds know over my most esteemed podcast? brb gonna eat some elk meat and take a sauna to protect me against covid.
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
My companies thin client has to support IE11 because we run on lots of lock down industrial control systems that run Windows 7 or Windows 10 IoT and cannot have any other browser installed. So this reflects my experience as well.
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by BunsanSpace 5y ago
Large code bases in an IDE, program dumps, large applications (the software I write will gladly use 10-20gb in some use cases), VMs, large ML training sets, &c. 128gb is likely overkill, but I can see a use case depending on what you&#x
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
>T460s :barf: I upgraded from a T430s (great machine for it's time) to a T460s. the T460s wasn't very good, the track pad was awful, the trackpoint was a new low profile and incredibly stiff style that had no alternative cap st
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Just because a brand isn't "mainstream" doesn't mean they're small. the root of the issue is audio is highly subjective so what sounds good for you may sound awful for me. Confound that with other variables such as
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
A static blog that takes no user input/data doesn't need HTTPS. Here's a good lecture about why HTTPS everywhere isn't as important as people think. http://n-gate.com/software/2017/07/12&#x
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
"AI upscaling" not DLSS persay, but if it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
While no solid evidence, this does seem very logical, and DLSS + adaptive resolution would be a game changer for Nintendo. Given the Shield 2019 features DLSS or some variant with it's Tegra X1+ (Ai up scaling) it's no stretch to
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
the SOP with C++ is you overload the new and delete operators and implement your own heap. It can be very handy especially when you add tags to your allocation so you can track the number of allocations from a specific piece of code, great
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
PED is a broad term for Performance-enhancing drugs. There's two big categories, SARMs and Roids. Everyone knows roids, you take them, you get big. SARMs are lesser known but tend to lower body fat while preserving/gaining muscle

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