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CrimsonCape
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3mo ago
Imagine if small movie theaters could just show films at their own whim. You could have small theaters springing up everywhere. I'm sure there's a boot ready and waiting to smash down this from happening.
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4mo ago
This article felt like a classic example of "I just discovered this cool technology that seems to have massive potential! While massively blind and naive to the implications of what I think!" As others point out, the OP will learn
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4mo ago
Not a Nix user yet, so i'm wondering if you can describe a little more about the "reproducibility" aspect which implies that you are often "reproducing" stuff. What needs reproducing? What is a basic daily-driver us
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4mo ago
Please evangelize me if you have experience and you consider this to be a better declarative containerized router...
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4mo ago
> OT: I think the cause of the wealth gap is much simpler. It is the stock market. I imagine a society where there is no stock market, but instead everyone invest in their local economies. We would probably be growing much slower, but wh
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4mo ago
Yeah, this space seems pretty sparse. Some of the Radxa SBCs are getting closer to a hardware solution for your vision, but there isn't real mainstream software. A self-hosted DNLA server is probably the most realistic option but DNLA
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4mo ago
Jellyfin's worst aspect is the opinionated file structure. You have to set up folders the way it wants, and then the resulting UI browser is what-you-see-is-what-you-get. Pretty sure it's done this way for automated metadata disco
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4mo ago
Ultimately, if a kid is super digitally connected and using social media all day, can't his/her final grades be enough evidence? I'd like to hear some arguments how we must ban certain technology in school; meanwhile it'
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4mo ago
Correct me if you have more experience, but I have mostly avoided using smart plugs for computers because the PSU capacitors generate a large inrush current which tends to weld the relay contacts over time, causing the plugs to fail prematu
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4mo ago
It would seem relatively easy to tie speed to the direction the boat is facing. The more perpendicular you are to the 'wind direction' the faster you move. Or make the fastest velocity 45 degrees from wind direction, for a bit mor
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4mo ago
Ever since the liquid glass update, my wallpaper is just a muted color. I investigated the settings and previously my wallpaper was the "blur" version of my lock screen. Since the liquid glass update, "blur" apparently m
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5mo ago
To those who know more about this, who is the "Blue Busters" song targeting? (It's just the Ghostbusters theme) "If there's something strange, stinking up your desk, who you gonna call? Blue busters!"
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5mo ago
Haha for example, to the homeowners out there, you should change your water heater anode rod ASAP if you have not. Good luck getting the rod out, because the caps on the water heater get corroded shut. And did I mention you need to drain th
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5mo ago
Can you shed more light on this? You are saying that more processes help avoid figuring out correct state logic? Howso?
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5mo ago
Maybe Windows 12 will be the promised "last Windows" which 10 was supposed to be. I'd love to know the exec who ordered Windows 11. It stinks of "I need a product on my resume that I launched because being Windows 10 &
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5mo ago
The problem with all those devices you listed is that they have lost the "general purpose" ability. I guess you could define "general" to mean "carefully curated"...
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5mo ago
I assume manufacturers were making enough motherboards in 2025 to fulfill demand, so what happens when the demand is the same but the production is 25% less? Crazy.
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6mo ago
I think about this guy occasionally: https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/how-candice-m... Happiness for him was somewhere between having zero dollars and being $33 million in debt. His influencer wife s
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6mo ago
Also, remember guys, you can't have a shell on iphone because. Nor a text editor. Because. ssh into your iphone? hah. These are all software issues.
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6mo ago
When was the last time you used the clusterf* that is iTunes on windows? Or more generically answer the question: how can I get an arbitrary audio file into my iTunes music? (hint: good luck) Music 'synced' with iTunes but not app
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6mo ago
Yeah i hate what you are suggesting, because soon there are uninteresting people chasing every subject trying to convert it into a career. Just leave some things alone ok and quit strangling my hobby with both hands
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6mo ago
Yes, if I recall correctly there was a Japanese high-res satellite sent to the moon which took images of earth on the way and then took "high def" images of the moon. That was 2007. So "high def" is like 1080i lol. http
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8mo ago
Yes absolutely. My local Best Buy is a depressing hollow shell. The drone section is vacant, the PC part area is now vacant (no GPUs, no RAM, no SSDs). I have visited glorious Microcenter in Dallas, which is a long way from here, and a magn
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> his contributions included investigating why generative AI systems suck up to users Why does it take research to figure this out? Possibly the greatest unspoken problem with big-coporate-AI is that we can't run prompts without the
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8mo ago
"No taxation without representation" is a perfectly reasonable stance.
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8mo ago
You are right. I went with ultramarine linux and am perfectly satisfied.
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8mo ago
Questionably useful at the cost of personal computer components doubling. Unquestionably shafting the personal computer market.
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9mo ago
Dude it would be so great to have a little device and you text it SMS messages as prompts. Then it just sits there and thinks away probably getting really hot lol.
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9mo ago
It's unfortunate that there is huge interest in prolonging lithium battery life because it's an indication of products with hard-to-replace batteries. protected lithium cells are fairly save and easy to replace into devices design
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9mo ago
I was ready to install Linux. I installed a new 1TB ssd in my laptop. I shrunk the windows volume using Windows' Disk Management. Then I started reading the Arch wiki on this task. It forced me to learn things like MBR vs GPT. Then it
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