Sunspark

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by Sunspark 4y ago
I knew holding on to my Pascal textbook since the 80s would come in handy one day. :) In all seriousness though, I would like to understand this a bit better as I have not heard of this project before. Is Ultibo actually written in assemble
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Should use white for the text colour to give the design a consistent theme.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Speculating, it could also be for chemistry reasons as well. For example, I understand that if you freeze a covid rapid access test it ruins it.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Are these children who grew up in poverty?
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by Sunspark 4y ago
There is a difference between benefits and a salary. If it helps, like all professions, you can certainly require that people take certification courses to maintain their designation. Single motherhood is not destructive to society. What is
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by Sunspark 4y ago
The solution to acquiring children is pretty simple. Pay the mothers an income. Raising children is a full-time job. Children are expensive. If they receive additional $ for each child they have, there is no reason why there wouldn't b
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by Sunspark 4y ago
So treat them like first class members of society then.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
It's a shame this filesystem never received the attention it deserved, it was a bit ahead of its time and IBM should have dedicated more resources to it. Years ago JFS was quite performant on low-resources machines and it was certainly
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Sure, but the older you get the more age discrimination becomes a thing, and the harder it is to unwind bad habits out of your body. You have fewer opportunities and worse health. Youth is wasted on the young, and money can't buy healt
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by Sunspark 4y ago
10 years isn't far enough back. I would like to go further back, to highschool. I'd do more homework/studies and I would exercise more.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Ordered dithering is great. I use it in my video player, it looks good and is a fast alternative to error diffusion which requires more hardware resources.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
I consider it to be a pure green in the sense that it was a single green phosphor used in the display. It is true that in terms of light nanometers there are different shades of green and Apple's wasn't what RGB green is, but it w
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by Sunspark 4y ago
You can't really replicate amber anymore. The thing about amber monitors and the others from that era, is that they were a single phosphor. Meaning, the amber was not mixed. It was a pure hue of amber with an individual pixel fully lit
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by Sunspark 4y ago
You could have a new battery installed.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Don't worry about it.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Millions of years of evolution has resulted in the invention of machine-learning which can be used to come up with the optimal formula to solve this conundrum.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
We are just waiting for Musk to go full McAfee.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
So, since you have a limited window to work with where the kid can't see how the modern world is today, this will be a 2 year old learning basic and/or C on a 486? Their brains aren't ready for that kind of cognitive developm
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Also Russian oligarchs.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
You are extremely unrealistic and I don't believe it will be fine for one second if they express frustration and quit, because you will be resentful that they didn't appreciate your plan. I started with even older machines, 8 bit,
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by Sunspark 4y ago
> >Some devices coming out now from Google, etc. are IPv6-only and do not support 6rd tunnels at all. > I find this very, very hard to believe. I haven't found anything online. Can you give me some pointers? Google Wifi, Merck
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Some devices coming out now from Google, etc. are IPv6-only and do not support 6rd tunnels at all. Possible further benefit, reaching India and China who certainly aren't issuing IPv4. Hopefully the day comes when people can get static
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by Sunspark 4y ago
My ISP to this day still doesn't have dual-stack. It makes a 6rd tunnel available to their users as a "beta" (for years). I find it mystifying to be honest. I know for a fact they have a nice modern facility and an expert hea
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by Sunspark 4y ago
One could make the argument that it is on-topic because the drama is on twitter which is currently caught up in a whirlpool of techno-politics owing to the recent ownership change. The link itself is a good write-up analysis. It is more in-
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Out of curiosity, how clear does it need to be presented to the viewer that this is not a Disney production? Does it need to be written out at the beginning "The characters depicted here are entirely fictional and are not from the Disn
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by Sunspark 4y ago
Yes and no. You can still record the original music again, but with a brand new orchestra. Is it materially different then? From a legal standpoint? From an individual standpoint?
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by Sunspark 4y ago
I would say caution is advised. I have seen it argued that one trick to prevent expiry is to re-record the audio with a new orchestra thus causing it to become a new production.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
I am skeptical anyone needs this. If you have love handles that can be pinched, you already know where you are.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
As this is a cruise ship, the Meta employee is also purchasing a 12-year lease on repeated covid infections.
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by Sunspark 4y ago
They should be doing their job better. There has been a problem with Chinese citizens that go to work in Western high-end facilities and then return with all the IP they took with them. Whether nuclear, biological or industrial. This has ha

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