SirHound

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by SirHound 4y ago
I’ve been using last years Pro and even during light video editing, compiling code etc its never missed a beat, never spun the fans. I’ve been blown away tbh (but not by the fans)
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by SirHound 4y ago
It’s not a good thing. A back door to encryption is oxymoronic.
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by SirHound 4y ago
Most images you see from these services will not have a watermark on them. Cropping is trivial.
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by SirHound 4y ago
Show me one single post about Ukraine where a top 3 voted comment is “screaming about genocide against Russia”. I will save you the time, don’t bother, because it doesn’t exist.
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Motion DevTools(motion.dev)
3 points by SirHound 4y ago|0 comments
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by SirHound 4y ago
Yes?
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by SirHound 4y ago
What are their relative (stock-suppressed) sales though?
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by SirHound 5y ago
Drawing equivalence between Twitter bans and government censorship is the height of western privileged ignorance.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Yes this is why there are very few actual limits on free speech. Twitter isn't going to throw you in jail for saying something wrong on the platform. Your country didn't slide into a fascist state because a private company started
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by SirHound 5y ago
It is, I have lost tens of hours to this over the last couple years.
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by SirHound 5y ago
It used to call render twice, now it runs effects twice also.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Well put. He might be right, he's more likely wrong (and that's not a judgement on the quality of the ideas). But bottom line is we will never get anywhere without thinkers like him.
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by SirHound 5y ago
State owned, not state funded. Pretty easy to understand distinction so I assume you're wilfully misrepresenting the situation.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Personally I think this entire situation has been at the behest of the AR push. Same with stuff like putting LIDAR in the iPhone. Push that price/performance down in a proprietary way so that when AR/VR becomes a market you have a
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by SirHound 5y ago
You might think that but the collective actions of the west suggest differently.
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by SirHound 5y ago
And the people who started those wars aren’t in charge any more.
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by SirHound 5y ago
No I'm agreeing with it to highlight its uselessness as a thought.
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by SirHound 5y ago
I don't think there'll need to be a choice personally.
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by SirHound 5y ago
It isn't physically addictive but it is mentally addictive and in this regard it will affect different people differently. I personally found it quite difficult to stop, it took over 5 years. Regardless I support its legalisation.
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by SirHound 5y ago
It will never disappear and chemically altering your mind is IMO an unalienable right as a human being in possession of their own body. Plenty of experiences have downsides at scale, no reason to shut them off.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Everyone who has ever crashed in a car first entered a car.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Most recreational and non-recreational drugs are banned, alcohol was also banned. How well has this gone?
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by SirHound 5y ago
As an old Saturn fan, any recommendations?
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by SirHound 5y ago
Oh I know that's how it originally was. I think the N64 required it but I'm not sure. Either way I didn't play it at the time so I don't have any nostalgia for the look. But IMO it looks leagues better without.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Games went through this during the PS3-360 generation. I'm sure it'll pull back over time.
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by SirHound 5y ago
You can turn texture filtering off in the modern Doom 64 port and its night and day
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by SirHound 5y ago
It’s a telescope with a camera stuck to one end. I think people will be able to see what they paid for.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Is there a problem with interesting context?
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by SirHound 5y ago
AR is a superset of the smartphone
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by SirHound 5y ago
That’s almost precisely my point. If I wanted to atrophy on a subpar product I’d choose Apple Music too. But I admit I say this not knowing the general compensation of either product.

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