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When I realized I have aphantasia and told my wife, she said that makes total sense. For example, when imagining how a piece of clothing looks on someone, she can take it, put it on someone, change the color even. All those things sound rid
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Which is why I thought I was completely normal, because when I remember them, I have very vivid dreams. When I found out about that, I did get a bit sad and jealous that there are people who can essentially do that at will, while awake. Sou
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2y ago
Probably doesn't help, but we have similar issues here in Germany, yet those things you mentioned aren't.
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2y ago
Yes, there's a spot on an apple. Probably brown. I remember that.
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2y ago
> - I can look at a photo of a 3d object and select a rotated variant from a list of options (common in internet iq tests) Interesting, I can reason how it should look and figure it out that way, but I never could just select one from se
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2y ago
Aphantasia is one end of a spectrum, Hyperphantasia [0] is on the other end. You might simply have a more normal mind that can imagine things, but not have something akin to a manipulable hologram. As I have aphantasia, though, I can’t for
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2y ago
I can’t. There is no apple. I remember how apples look from seeing them before. But I can’t see it. I can’t turn it, it’s a completely abstract thing in my mind.
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2y ago
I also have it. Dreaming: Normal, and I see stuff. This is apparently normal, but also why I thought I don’t have aphantasia. I even have lucid dreams. Recalling: Similar to imagining things, I usually describe it as a not seeing something,
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2y ago
I run two (extremely simple, just a few paragraphs of system prompt) AI bots in two streams I mod. One is a plushie penis, the other a sentient food truck. Viewers like them ;)
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2y ago
Paywall, but here's an article written by one of those chatters: https://www.wired.com/story/i-went-undercover-secret-onlyfan... There's also a Reddit AMA by one, but I can't find the link.
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This probably won't work for most people, but as I mostly like metal, I simply check all metal releases that seem slightly to my tastes according to the subgenre. Then when this sampling seems at least somewhat positive, I play the ful
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2y ago
Those banners are mostly not about cookies.
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2y ago
Heh, saw the title and instantly wondered if it was qdot as he recently [0] mentioned "yeah I wrote and manage our Bluetooth le library! It’s been one of the bigger regrets of my life", and this post is indeed linked there ;) [0]:
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2y ago
I use "AI" [0] to automate the audio challenge. Far easier than for me to try and figure that shit out. [0]: https://github.com/dessant/buster
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2y ago
The futro S740, popular with selfhosters in Germany, gets similar wattage for people [0]. On a slightly older CPU (J4105). I can't measure values below 10W myself, but with 2 SSDs and 8GB RAM it never goes above that value, even under
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2y ago
Single-client is IMO where Kodi shines. This way you also have less complexity as Kodi doesn’t need a ton of things that are integrated in Jellyfin, I’d not switch if you don’t have any pain points with this set up.
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2y ago
Yeah, but they specifically don’t want that: > No, this doesn't violate our policy of "no paid development", because donations are just that - donations. We will still not honour bug bounties or similar, and still not use
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2y ago
From many of the comments I read, the reason is often regulation.
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2y ago
I make my own (low-carb) ice cream, and the mix of inulin and konjac flour does remind me a bit (not trying to emulate it, so it’s really only a bit) of the stretchy Turkish ice cream I've had at fairs.
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2y ago
You might be interested in this story about crowdsec killing people's Linux VMs 3 months ago: https://old.reddit.com/r/debian/comments/1c8db7l/linuximage6...
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Yeah, but at least canceling is only something I had to do once.
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2y ago
Amazon (at least in Germany) does this if you don’t have prime. 2 clicks are required during the order process just to deny getting prime, and then they still have advertisement for it all over, including on the final page. They had already
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Even if it’s not an issue, the title you chose now is simply more information dense as well. It’s all around better. Thanks for the read :)
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2y ago
Well, if it’s okay for them, then that is still their decision.
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2y ago
> party Age of Decadence is out, then? > turn-based combat Baldur’s Gate (1 & 2 were RTwP) is out then? For me, I require an RPG to require no reaction timing, if it does, it’s an action game or adventure with RPG elements.
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2y ago
Only for people using chrome.
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I used the wrong word, it’s authorities. The German word is "Datenschutzaufsichtsbehörde"
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> Also, I think you can accept it for free when you click "Einstellungen" No, this part is mandatory: > Datenverarbeitungen von Werbeanbietern einschl. personalisierter Werbung mit Profilbildung [Zustimmung erforderlich für
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> A practice (pay or accept cookies) which was actually ruled in breach with GDPR but many German sites seem to do this somehow. Our Data Protection Agencies ruled it okay. There was a recent court case that called it into question again
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2y ago
Symfonium [0] (which supports pretty much anything but koel) is a commercial android app, can cache & export, have rules for doing so automatically, supports a rolling cache, can decide via wifi connection if the cached or online versio
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