Sunspark

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by Sunspark 1y ago
It depends.. the basic principles and structure haven't changed. Drivers have always been a challenge, so they do port Linux drivers over when they can which is a challenge when it comes to 3D acceleration, etc. These days there are 4
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by Sunspark 1y ago
Make BSD great again!
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by Sunspark 1y ago
The wavelengths are spiky compared to incandescent, and the LEDs flicker if they are not DC-driven. The flicker is pretty annoying because the transition is an abrupt on-off. Where I am the city had the bright idea to wrap LED ribbons aroun
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by Sunspark 1y ago
I'm still stunned by that.. definitely a Joker lighting the money on fire scene. So many products, printed packaging, websites, business cards, games, etc. had the Twitter logo and link on them. It was even integrated into iOS at one p
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by Sunspark 1y ago
Same, but not even for Musk.. just their employees in general. I definitely don't trust all of them, in particular the yappy one who was publicly inflammatory on Christmas Day. In a regular corporation there would have been public cons
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by Sunspark 1y ago
I remember awhile back that they were and do train on repositories to the point that I never wanted to use GitHub for anything other than submitting bug reports to projects. Maybe the non-training only applies if you pay protection money? B
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by Sunspark 1y ago
I agree with this article. Executives are going to say, why pay anyone when we can just have the receptionist tell the AI to make whatever and if it has bugs, we'll type another prompt and ask to have it fixed. It's sad because tr
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by Sunspark 1y ago
I have this problem too, other than the porn thing, which I would suggest you avoid looking at because it'll desensitize you like a drug habit which is no good. Strategies are tough.. logically, we all know what needs to be done. Follo
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by Sunspark 1y ago
Absolutely. For example, the Maoris are not the original indigenous. What happened to them you may ask? They became literal dinner for the Maoris. This has happened elsewhere too. True original indigenous are rare. The thing with the island
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by Sunspark 1y ago
My assumption is that AI "safety" is a test to make sure that it doesn't say or show anything politically incorrect and give you a lecture instead (according to the values of those who worked on it) or alternatively, to ensur
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by Sunspark 1y ago
It was called Kermit, but these faddish fonts.. bleh. You can also consider https://software.sil.org/andika/ and of course, the venerable Comic Sans MS. Show them all 3, see what they like.
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by Sunspark 1y ago
I can't give you a non-speculative answer because in truth, my coding is from the Pascal era. The way I look at it in terms of cheaper is that you don't need to be as careful, less need to worry about memory leaks which lead to ex
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by Sunspark 1y ago
It won't be C. The reason as I see it is because of commodification. Executives want things as cheap and drop-in as possible. With C, you need a certain amount of skill. With a language like Rust that advertises memory-safety, they lik
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by Sunspark 2y ago
It's fascinating to me when you tell one that you'd like to see translated passages of work from authors who never have written or translated the item in question, especially if they passed away before the piece was written. The A
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by Sunspark 2y ago
It will be interesting to see how the shareholders of the publicly traded company respond when the FBI, etc. start getting involved with the threats being made on that platform.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
I think at this point, they should just go straight to liquid with an eyedropper, no gelatin capsule or anything in order to try and rule out as much as possible.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
You could take a look at Windows Server 2012. It's 8 and has ESUs until Oct 2026.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
Muscle cramps/spasms are a lot more than just vitamin D.. electrolytes are important.. If they have been deficient in vitamin D, chances are they are also deficient in electrolytes as well.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
Out of curiosity, the various brands, were any of them in liquid form? The reason I ask is because it's possible to be intolerant or allergic to one of the filler ingredients in a tablet.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
The trick is knowing what the optimum settings are to use.. with h.265 as you lower the bitrate it smooths more and more and you lose detail. h.264 does blocking instead, so there is an image quality difference.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
I am typing this on a 1987 Apple keyboard on a PC and this numpad functionality works. What I don't know is, is it because of Windows, or because of the ADB to USB adapter? The numpad keys do have their own scan codes separate from tha
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by Sunspark 2y ago
Without reading the comments here, I read the blog entry first. After I finished I was puzzled, "what is the author trying to communicate to the reader here?" As near as I can determine, enough people weren't using the author
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by Sunspark 2y ago
This guy is a High Priest to people of a certain generation like me. It really is a super-savage takedown. Hope they are able to understand how withering this critique is and do better.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
I have to admit I am troubled by reading all this including that it has a half-life.. I did have the assumption that water soluble meant that excess was eliminated out the same day as is the case with some things. I had literally never hear
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by Sunspark 2y ago
B12 is water soluble and does not cause neuropathy. It was a error by the original poster. As for methyl vs cyano, it depends whether you have the genetic factors that would benefit or not from methyl groups. In my case I wouldn't bene
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by Sunspark 2y ago
B-vitamins are water soluble.. I take 50mg a day in a bio-available form pyridoxal-5-phosphate. Consider this form instead. I'm taking it because there is some genetic evidence that I would benefit from doing so. No neuropathies thus f
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by Sunspark 2y ago
I took a look at Falkon, it's not for me. The autoscroll is not as smooth as the regular browsers and their adblock isn't as good either.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
It's also really not necessary to use #FFFFFF as white. Paper itself is not that shade.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
Yes, t-cell depletion which has resulted in a rise in the rates of other diseases showing up that were lower or under control before. The UK government publishes data with counts of various things that you can make graphs from.
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by Sunspark 2y ago
This means the virus has now mutated enough that it was able to jump from cow or another source to pig which is not good news. Pigs are mixing chambers for this sort of thing where flus become fitter for human hosts. This one is going to do

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