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LoganDark
28d ago
Windows behaves badly during screen capture. I don't care if the gpu has a dedicated encoder and it is absolutely not lower latency than the gpu's native display output.
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LoganDark
28d ago
For me, I want to access my physical desktop without having to keep a physically separate monitor and keyboard than my MacBook. I have the physically separate monitor and keyboard, and I actually kept it co-located with my laptop for the
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LoganDark
28d ago
> the FDA had banned this usage in 1948, and that is why it was removed! If it was never in 7Up to begin with, it seems odd to ban a thing that wasn't going on! Did the FDA ever say if 7Up was the one using it?
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LoganDark
28d ago
Oh, you were talking about SBC, not embedded. I even echoed it, should've noticed. Whoops. Maybe I'll look into that, wouldn't require messing around with the picoprobe. Thanks!
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28d ago
Ah, I neglected to mention that my keyboard isn't separate hardware. I'm using the built-in keyboard and display of my laptop, and would like to continue doing so. So hardware switches that depend on dumb monitors and keyboards do
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28d ago
I do use integer scaling. That's what makes 1080p bearable on my 4K display, and not other resolutions that don't divide evenly into 4K. An annoying quirk is that I have to use the Nvidia control panel specifically to get Windows
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28d ago
The part where I want wired ethernet to that SBC, not some funky proprietary wireless chip as in ESP32. I almost found a solution, but I've been unable to get my picoprobe to properly flash and reset the board for some reason, so I hav
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LoganDark
28d ago
The practical answer for right now is that I don't want software screen capture, but it also does not do any of the things I wanted to be able to do by having remote inputs directed to the hardware rather than simulated in software. Na
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28d ago
Are there any good KVMs for gaming? Right now, I use a capture card for video, connect the mouse directly to the destination, and use a piece of software called Deskflow to transmit my keyboard. But Deskflow occasionally crashes, so it'
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28d ago
Probably Kernel-based Virtual Machine, yeah.
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LoganDark
28d ago
That's like saying don't be scared of layoffs because you know better than to fear the spreadsheet. The technology is generally not a reason to fear, or not fear, something.
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29d ago
I already have a very long password. I object to unnecessary extra layers -- you can rely on secure hardware via the system if you must authenticate me again, but do not pretend to become your own steward. Most of my apps that decide to ask
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29d ago
Any compiler can do it -- LLVM definitely does even for languages that aren't C
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29d ago
I would assume you can't generally just shrink the size of basic particles, molecular bonds or fundamental forces, but maybe you can, who knows.
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LoganDark
29d ago
> an acetaminophen-containing product Careful because that's some opioids as well.
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LoganDark
29d ago
Not sure why Focus Follows Mouse would be listed under Mouse when it's a Terminal-specific setting that doesn't work for anything else. Other app-specific settings have their own categories, so why not this?
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29d ago
Maybe, but then I wouldn't expect "at" :)
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29d ago
> what workloads it was designed for and accels at. excels!
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29d ago
I'm saying I've seen this happen before, and I'm making a guess. I'm not assuming anything.
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29d ago
(emphasis mine) > We ran some of the malicious packages through Pangram … This is evidence … Absolutely not. Pangram is not evidence of anything. I don't think these packages weren't AI-generated, but the particular explana
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29d ago
> anything small enough doesn't really harm you What about prions, or strange matter?
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1mo ago
This won't stop people from making the supermarket their first time
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1mo ago
Okay, support NSFW content/erotica then. Bet they won't
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1mo ago
I did not say alcoholic beverages, I said alcohol. Even pure ethanol still requires a far higher dosage than most drugs.
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1mo ago
> That said, the state of mind must be so wild that "is it poisonous in this specific/usual sense" is probably not the right thing to discuss. I've struggled to tell the difference between doses of LSD that exceed 100
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1mo ago
I know that if I don't use LLMs, the machine lasts much longer without getting slow. If I do however, it gets slow very quickly and does not recover until a reboot. Super annoying. My Intel Mac from 2015 could be up for months without
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1mo ago
This was my thought too. It's easy to pretend to click one ad in order to make that ad money. But it's also easy for Google to tell apart a huge number of accounts that all clicked that one ad and no others. However, if a huge num
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1mo ago
> really bad ideas do seem like amazing epiphanies if you're under the influence! Sometimes really bad ideas can actually turn around when taken to irrational extremes. Tons of evidence in history of people who are batshit crazy, so
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1mo ago
Tonicity matters too. Deionized water will suck the ions right out of you. All the way to your death if you're so determined.
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1mo ago
Give me enough drugs and I'll create civilization too
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