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I_am_neo
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I_am_neo
3y ago
Right on the rosy red center sir, that is where you can place your lips before that happens in my book.
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I_am_neo
3y ago
Man I love this I'm off to build one now, but... Oh god!! it is the AI from Red Dwarf, this place isn't the star trek universe we thought it was at all!!
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I_am_neo
3y ago
Fast or good, choose one Mozilla's TTS is a python package installable with pip and uses cpu or gpu resources to render a choice of voices, they mostly sound natural and this is the good. https://github.com/mozilla/
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I_am_neo
3y ago
"5% that's wonderful news! It's under my error threshold" - A Statistician "5% that's wonderful news! It's worth the risk!" - An Economist *I couldn't really think of any funny converse arguments
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Um, am I missing something or can't they just generate another address(es) and side step this blockade?
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I_am_neo
7y ago
For me as long as they are biodegradable, then that's ok. Recycling them isn't that much of issue. It's the plastic materials that are introduced to the ecology and do not biodegrade in the short term that is problematic.
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Relegated to the parts bin. Usefulness perhaps in a second life... https://hackaday.com/tag/amazon-dash-button/
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7y ago
It's a dark room for exposing film to photographs, from way back when you did it by hand using pans of chemicals. The light allows you to see enough to work without exposing the photo sensitive materials and ruining your work. "W
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Nice, I've been looking for something like this.
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I_am_neo
7y ago
“Some argue that, to achieve at best a slight incremental improvement in security, it is worth imposing a massive cost on society in the form of degraded safety,” he (U.S. attorney general William Barr) said Benjamin Franklin once said: &qu
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Oh yes, lets "drive them away" instead of helping solve the real problem.
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Looks like a good time for an amendment.
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Marty sounds like a big waste of money to me. At the very least they should have made it able to sweep or vacuum up what it finds on the floor.
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Personally I hate the bloat/crap-ware pre-installed on my devices. I was thinking the same thing when I read this.
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I_am_neo
7y ago
Tell him what you know to be true. Personally for me, it's that the constituents of my physical body with break down and be taken up and incorporated into new life forms. Each passing on and on the building blocks of life, over and ove
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I_am_neo
7y ago
This may seem macabre, but the services rendered did not in fact save the child's life, then why should they pay for said services that ultimately failed to deliver?
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7y ago
It's not quite a simple solution, but Redmine has always been my go to for keeping up on personal projects. There is the fact that it requires you to setup a server somewhere to reside, but it comes with so many plugins and third part
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I_am_neo
7y ago
I'm sure that git's branches could allow you to maintain one repo for both free and pro features for a project. It may take some wrangling but I don't see any major caveats to doing it this way. https://x-team.com
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I_am_neo
7y ago
You could say that. https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/FAQ#Can_I_do_hacking_with_Termu... https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Kali_Nethunter
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7y ago
Taking this one step further, in the context of holographic universes and the possibility of the universe existing inside a black hole like structure. Given the limited possibility of knowing what goes on inside a black hole from our point
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7y ago
PCManFM, Terminator, Chrome. I spend a lot of time on the command line, even writing code there. It's just where I feel comfortable, been using computers since 8 bit processors and DOS were all the rage.
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7y ago
Exactly, not only that, but there are other sleuthing ways to unmask a particular person. This puts the onus of discovering a person's identity on the web platform provider, rather than relying on the infrastructure of the country
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I_am_neo
9y ago
for a life time?
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9y ago
I love this idea, maybe the world can take note, universal holiday or something
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I_am_neo
9y ago
R. Bigelow, just stop those god damnable red towers ok
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9y ago
I think our physics of time and space can be more unruly and hectic than any simulation
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I_am_neo
9y ago
Well we already have the constitutional right to kick there asses right out in the next election
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I_am_neo
9y ago
If they want market control, and I do mean utter control, open source that thing (unrestricted) and the masses will flock to you, total market saturation
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9y ago
Mafia
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9y ago
Poverty payments, come and get 'em
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