HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Audio may feel easier to multitask with, but how much do you actually retain?
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
You can't even clone you garage door opener key anyway. Flipper Zero and its clones have always been pseudohacker nonsense. Fun little party trick I suppose.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
$50 AUD, with another $50 AUD DLC.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
I would buy this game but $50 is a bit steep and it has effectively never gone on sale (at least not in the past 2 years).
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
The question is how lobotomized will it be now?
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
ChatGPT Image 2 is genuinely insane. I was surprised the internet didn't have a meltdown when it released.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Baidu has been doing some interesting things in the AI space though, the 'Unlimited OCR' model is very good.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
GPT 5.6 exists, just not for you and me. Everyone dislikes when these models are provided for use by the Department of Defense, but we can likely assume these newer, more capable models are being used by the NSA, FBI, CIA and other Five Eye
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
I occasionally listen to Drum n Bass & House music on YouTube. Just a few years ago a number of compilations, artists and playlists were made with the tagging of "PS2 Ambiance" or "PS2 D&B to Relax to", etc. Most
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Mullvad isn't doing anything here. A person within Mullvad is. If I work for Google and buy a BMW, that doesn't mean Google endorses BMW. > while cozying up to the government Uh, the Örebro Party isn't even elected. In fac
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
He didn't say Mullvad is a apolitical, in fact, he said Mullvad is inherently political because they fight for freedom of speech, freedom of information and the right to privacy. You are saying something incongruent with what kfreds sa
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Lets remember for a second that Mullvad has enabled people on all side of the political spectrum to communicate online, anonymously. This is more noble than almost anything else. Mullvad has enabled freedom for yourself, and millions of oth
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Not OP, but the iMac G3 was discontinued before I was even born! Point being, I still wish we could return to the "computer room" era. I personally use a Desktop machine for most tasks (I also play games) so I imagine there is a d
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
I'm not sold on the idea they are underprotected online either though. The onus is on the parents though, they need to monitor (to some degree) what their children are doing online. This seems trivial to me using modern Family controls
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Anna's Archive is not a single point of failure. It is a duplication effort of tens of other shadow libraries. You cannot "upload" directly to Anna's Archive for example. It must appear on other sites like Libgen or Z-Li
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
It doesn't have to be though. There is countless benefits to decentralized and federated platforms, even for your average Joe. It's just that all the Google, Microsoft, and Meta platforms had shiny new features and we all switched
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Oh jeez, I wonder who on Earth could be behind this mass push for surveillance?
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Kids need private spaces. If we overprotect them in the real world, and overprotect them in the digital world children will fail to explore all sorts of things.
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
Students may be notorious for being cheap (rightfully so, given the financial situation they are placed in) although when a single textbook cost $200 and you need 3 different ones every term, a $30/m subscription that effectively is a
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by HDBaseT 3mo ago
neveragain.tech has had signgatures from thousands of engineers/developers/etc, yet ctrl+f 'Palantir' and many Palantir employees have signed that document.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Whilst true, the IoT naming is a bit misleading. It's not just designed for IoT devices/purposes. It can run pretty well as a normal operating system, not much is different. (Think Payment Systems, Library Computers, etc). I think
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Whilst true, its your generation who got us here. I didn't have the choice (or agency) to make decisions and changes to fight back against the silo'ing of all digital spaces, ownership, and freedoms. I think its incredibly easy to
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I know this is a bit off topic, but is anyone excited for the future? I'm only 20, but everyone used to talk about how excited they were for the future. I don't know anyone who is excited for the future. It upsets me I never got t
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
A PS5 Bluray can hold 100GB of data, sure some AAA titles are in excess of 100GB, although that is still 100GB that the player doesn't have to download, plus they enable re-sell-ability and partially maintain the status quo of "ow
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
My fault, thanks for the correction (:
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
>Many books to read and places to go You cannot travel into the US without providing access to your Social Media accounts. Pretty likely you get denied if you say "I don't have social media".
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
>I do not use public DNS such as Google or whatever, in fact, they are all blocked. Honestly surprised that works given Google loves to hardcode DNS queries using their DNS Resolver into many things (Google TV, Android, etc). I'm as
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Depends, Cloudflare likely still beats them on average. It is worth noting bunny.net doesn't provide a Public DNS Resolver, this isn't like 1.1.1.1.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Sidenote: This is not the Eaton known for UPS's, power delivery components, aerospace parts and golf club grips, this is some other Eaton.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
$200/h is on the extreme end and I would argue most people here aren't anywhere close to that. The median hourly wage in the US is $28/h, this equates to nearly 7.5 hours. A full day of work a month for the average person to

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