HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
This is clearly the goal. Many billionaires have expressed the desire to eliminate the lower classes. Just take a look at the World Economic Forum and their goals.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Some may argue we have already reached the point of nonsensical compliance, audits and middle-management propping up the illusion of work.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
10 years ago we said "Technology cannot replace programmers, accountants, lawyers, doctors, etc" and here we are, potentially on a cusp of replacing all of those in a decade. We can keep moving the goal posts all we want, but even
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Analysis of changes in the source code is already heavily analyzed by both threat actors and researchers in a desperate attempt to find code which likely was changed as a result of a bug or exploit patch.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Won't you have the adverse affect? People will spam continuously anyways, for whatever motivation they have (trolling, ai poisoning, hate, etc) and it will become harder to filter through the noise. If you have emails attached, I can c
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
IA's resources are very limited as is. There is so many people (emulation/roms) YouTubers linking to Archive.org downloads for full ROM Sets. It's a big problem. Donate to Archive.org if you can!
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
If the subscription pricing was a "steal" and the perpetual licensing was genuinely more expensive and worse, they'd still offer the perpetual licensing. Instead they killed it, they clearly do not want to cannibalize their s
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
I agree with you. I recently watched a bunch of videos from a YouTuber 'Mike Okay' and he visits some random, obscure and non-standard countries to travel. Most of the people he encounters are super friendly, welcoming and willing
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
What happens if Adobe changes the price from $299 yearly to 29k? Do you think that is fair? After all they gave you 30 days!
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
An annual plan shouldn't require a termination fee. If I purchase an Annual Subscription, I should be able to cancel it whenever, with no fee whilst retaining the benefits for my subscription, as I paid for a whole year up front anyway
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Does it support Milkdrop2 visualizations?
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
I just checked mine; 208,778 Files 1,799 GB Mostly MP3. *slightly inflated file/music count due to album covers/metadata.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
It has changed the world in major ways, although its not entirely visible because we've become numb to the idea of AI and AI being in everything. It hasn't changed the way we sleep, wake up, eat, walk and talk so its not "lif
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Amazon is a very "American" thing, at least here in Australia, Amazon is near useless and its almost always better to shop directly with a site/company.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Where's the "T" come from?
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Yep, TV's were said to be too expensive to produce to have one in every home. Now every home has multiple TVs, with decent TVs being available for like $200
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Most people don't think COVID-19 was/is "fake" per se. Most people just think the situation was overblown. It is a sickness most analogous to the common cold or flu. Both of which suck, both of which you SHOULD self-isol
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
The US has poor employee regulations though, most other well developed nations have figured out people being sick at work doesn't help. In Australia, full-time employees (38 hours or more a week) will grant you 10 sick days a year. You
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
As a Student, I got 1 year for free. Purchasing a new Pixel will also give 1 year for free.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Moderately corrupt, slightly higher than the average nation.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Why doesn't Atlanta or Georgia have high adoption rate then?
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Malta is a bit of a haven for all sorts of things. Crypto, eSports, Gambling, VPNs, etc, all have deep roots in Malta because its easy, less taxed, less restricted and for the most part, people view Malta as a good place.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Most "workstations" probably can run games, although what is a "Game", is it a 2026 AAA release? is it at low settings? is it the original Doom? I think the best way to distinguish between a workstation and something els
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Everyone only has a finite time on this planet. You can be dedicated to Biomedical Medical science and your whole world may revolve around it. You may be the smartest person in any given room, although sometimes it might not be worth learni
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Are you referring to Cloudflare? I am using a fork of Firefox and it works perfectly fine.
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
The sad reality is that CSAM and Piracy don't impact the Government, therefore the prosecution is weak and drastically underfunded. The reality is, VPNs help people learn, have freedoms and explore alternative world views. This is a di
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Which is why the next step is to accelerate the VPN ban wave to all countries, not just the UK. Australia, New Zealand, many European countries. Eventually the bans will be widespread enough that VPNs become near meaningless. You won't
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Power Independence isn't even a given, most systems aren't eqipped or designed that you can turn off mains/street power to your house and still have power. E.g. Disconnecting your energy supplier or a power outage will still
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
I remember reading some stats on the Telstra phone boxes, they help a lot of people in need. A ton of calls go to emergency services, government services, etc. I would be keen to know the total cost to run and maintain everything. There is
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by HDBaseT 5mo ago
This is something I've been very concerned about. You cannot park in a parking lot without over 100 cameras being angled towards you from neighboring cars. The fact we let it get this bad is insane.

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