Liquix

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by Liquix 1y ago
using the g**gle frontend is downright miserable, it seemingly changes every week and ublock filters to remove shorts/recommendations/algoslop break. thank god for invidious and newpipe
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by Liquix 1y ago
on linux, KVM provides passthrough for GPUs and other hardware, so the VM "steals" the passed through resources from the host and provides near-native performance.
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by Liquix 1y ago
Mediatronic glyphs on our chopsticks when? Love the way the Nell's vocabulary and disposition evolve as the Primer (or Miranda) teaches her to spell, read, and eventually understand Turing machines via binary and logic gates.
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by Liquix 1y ago
they have played us for absolute fools
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by Liquix 1y ago
because it flips the content consumption model on its head. instead of "i want to watch a video about X" -> search for video about X -> watch, the loop becomes open youtube -> see interesting recommendation -> watch. y
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by Liquix 1y ago
A person’s toothache means more to that person than a famine in China which kills a million people. A boil on one’s neck interests one more than forty earthquakes in Africa. Think of that the next time you start a conversation. - Dale Car
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by Liquix 1y ago
IIRC it gets even slower during massive battles where there are hundreds/thousands of players on the same server and area https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Time_dilation
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by Liquix 1y ago
very interesting read, it seems like management/engineering/vendors were all willing to get on the same page to hit the frame budget. especially the bit about profiling every line of game code into an appropriate bucket - sounds l
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by Liquix 1y ago
...what? the game is full of highly technical and demanding challenges which require "tick-perfect" inputs 2-5x per 0.6s game tick.
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by Liquix 1y ago
the mandela effect is fascinating. the go-to explanation is "memory is imperfect", but if that were the case, wouldn't everyone misremember different things, and there would be no phenomenon at all? instead we see a few dozen
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by Liquix 1y ago
> even if ... empires you build will fall into dust, you can still help others A beautiful sentiment reminiscent of Zen. Everything is temporary, nothing lasts, everything you build or accomplish will crumble into dust and be forgotten.
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by Liquix 1y ago
looping in Useless Manager Alice and Useless Manager Bob, let's get some time on the calendar to discuss
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by Liquix 1y ago
pinchflat ( https://github.com/kieraneglin/pinchflat ) is an alternative to tubearchivst. less mature but also less buggy IME
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by Liquix 1y ago
i'd argue that 95%+ of users (creators and viewers) couldn't care less about downloading videos. creators use youtube because it's where the viewers and money are, viewers use youtube because it's where all the content i
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by Liquix 1y ago
obligatory plug for Navidrome [0], a "personal spotify server" which is simple to set up and allows playback + offline caching on any desktop/mobile device. it's a really polished piece of self-hosted software. although
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by Liquix 1y ago
keyword: intentionally the statement is carefully worded to avoid the true issue: an influx of traffic resulting in service quality unintentionally degrading
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by Liquix 1y ago
I thought "Willy Wonka-esque" was tongue in cheek, but they have a yellow brick road leading up to the front door... absolutely bizarre Those who want to escape the office altogether, can hop on one of the company’s 600 cow-print
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by Liquix 1y ago
I love LocalSend for quick transfers between your own devices, just werks on every OS. https://github.com/localsend/localsend
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by Liquix 1y ago
Does the fork solve the issue with inputting addresses? Organic Maps will happily route to the correct street, but falls over when entering a standard format address (i.e. XXX Streetname Ave)
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by Liquix 1y ago
that's akin to making a "less confusing git" - the reason ffmpeg/git are so widely used is largely due to how powerful and fine-tunable they are. the learning curve is an unfortunate but necessary side effect
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by Liquix 1y ago
aerospace is nice, but also consider checking out yabai [0] + sketchybar [1] for an i3/hyprland style tiling setup. more customizable (IMO) and perfectly suited for a terminal based workflow :~^) [0] https://github.com/
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by Liquix 1y ago
it's also very easy to produce (grow) at home, further decreasing $$$ potential for big pharma.
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by Liquix 1y ago
Yes. Regular DMT is N,N-DMT, Atkinson's Jaguar is 5-MeO-DMT. They have been referred to as "the power and the glory" respectively. 5-MeO-DMT is regarded as one of the most powerful and profound psychedelics, even when compare
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by Liquix 1y ago
> Recreational drugs cause unbelievable havok within communities where they are unleashed. Like.. Stable adults indulging in pot or mushrooms? IME has quite the opposite effect. Addictive drugs which devastate communities are usually not
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by Liquix 1y ago
multiple people working on projects with web UIs at my org daily drive firefox. the author's arguments come off as hotheaded and poorly researched.
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by Liquix 1y ago
IIRC the modern "raise your arms" scanners had not been rolled out in 2006 when the shoe policy was instituted. perhaps the TSA has realized there's no point in making people take off their shoes when explosives/contraba
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by Liquix 1y ago
while it's not a MUD, dwarf fortress has emergent gameplay and rich storytelling in spades. there are multiple renditions of the (in)famous "boatmurdered" let's play on youtube.
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by Liquix 1y ago
reading an article if it's interesting and moving on if it's not :~^) seriously though, i have struggled with tab/bookmark hoarding, it's a huge relief when you recognize it for what it is and quit. IME the bigger/d
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by Liquix 1y ago
since key players realized decades ago how much sway news outlets hold over public opinion, a vast amount of them have been co-opted to spread propaganda [0]. at least a dozen countries and probably more (including Israel) are tapped direct
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by Liquix 1y ago
> How do they get people to return their trolleys to the bays? There is no external force compelling US shoppers to do so. This has led to the (in)famous "shopping cart theory" [0], first posited like this: The shopping cart i

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