aftbit

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871.
by aftbit 3y ago
I think it's just you. That's like saying you should know how to spell perfectly if you're a professional writer, and should not use spell check. LLMs are just spell check on steroids.
872.
by aftbit 3y ago
I don't think it would be. I read parent post as "when pressed enough to trigger the switch, the brake pedal has priority and disables acceleration." There may be a tiny amount of pressure that you can put on the brake pedal
873.
by aftbit 3y ago
I thought they banned all .ru domains?
874.
by aftbit 3y ago
I feel a bit like everyone is missing the point here. Regardless of whether law A or law B is ethical and reasonable, the very existence of laws and the state monopoly on violence suggests a privileged position of power. I am attempting to
875.
by aftbit 3y ago
IMO it makes no sense to arrest someone and send them to jail for walking in the street not the sidewalk. Give them a ticket, make them pay a fine, sure, but force them to live in a cage with no access to communications, entertainment, or l
876.
by aftbit 3y ago
The government sure thinks they own us, because they claim the right to charge us taxes on our private enterprises, draft us to fight in wars that they start, and put us in jail for walking on the wrong part of the street.
877.
by aftbit 3y ago
Very eye opening shirt story. Highly recommend taking the few minutes to read if you haven't already.
878.
by aftbit 3y ago
Yeah but what about by 2035? What's the saying? Something like "people overestimate how much will change in 5 years but underestimate how much will change in 10"
879.
by aftbit 3y ago
Ordinary people from anywhere "willingly" pay taxes because the alternative is jail time or worse.
880.
by aftbit 3y ago
Yeah this decision really rubbed me the wrong way when it happened. Like many of the western sanctions, it disproportionately affected ordinary Russians over oligarchs. Even worse, it probably disproportionately affected what little scraps
881.
by aftbit 3y ago
>Rented Model Y. Show up and no Model Y. I don't understand how this isn't considered fraud. If you try to cancel your trip, they want to charge a crazy fee, but if they don't have the car that you reserved, sorry maybe we
882.
by aftbit 3y ago
From FinCen's website at https://www.fincen.gov/boi . More can be found about the case by searching the title given below. Red Alert Alert: Notice Regarding National Small Business United v. Yellen, No. 5:22-cv-01448 (N
883.
by aftbit 3y ago
How is data stored in this tier? Is it just on big slow SMR disks?
884.
by aftbit 3y ago
>due to relativistic effects, events that appear simultaneous at the Earth (e.g., the start of a broadcast signal) are not simultaneous to an observer at the Moon. Isn't this true on Earth as well, just to a slightly lesser degree?
885.
by aftbit 3y ago
Or the Expanse series. Although there the Moon is firmly in Earth's political control, while the rock-throwers are further out in the asteroid belt.
886.
by aftbit 3y ago
Isn't he done with videos now?
887.
by aftbit 3y ago
Farming? Where does this myth come from? Farmers hate DST. The cows want to be milked according to the sun, not to a clock. https://agamerica.com/blog/myth-vs-fact-daylight-saving-time...
888.
by aftbit 3y ago
Who can throw rocks better, a tribe with a giant pile of boulders at the bottom of a valley, or a single man with a pile of fist-sized stones at the top of a mountain?
889.
by aftbit 3y ago
Sure but that's because the world knows about Gitmo now. What about the other quieter black sites?
890.
by aftbit 3y ago
>Set up a port-forwarding rule that allows the host machine to access the VM's port 80 under " http://localhost:8080 ". (You can't forward port 80 directly, as it can only be made use of as root. I will also
891.
by aftbit 3y ago
>I assume that QEMU simply tries to read the VM's video memory at fixed intervals. This feature requires applications to run in plain text mode, of course. Is that how this works? I assumed qemu's BIOS was hooking INT 21h.
892.
by aftbit 3y ago
Archive.org captured the original text: https://web.archive.org/web/20240221195021/https://github.co... >I apologize for the slow response. We are targeting to land support for IPv6 towards the beginn
893.
by aftbit 3y ago
Except many/most services will not trust any "VoIP" phone numbers, because the real reason they want your number is not 2FA, but instead sibyl resistance. If you force scammers/fraudsters to burn an "expensive"
894.
by aftbit 3y ago
Ask your distro. On Arch, it's 5.6.0-1 and 5.6.1-1. Most of Debian (outside sid/unstable) is unaffected, as allegedly is Red Hat. https://archlinux.org/news/the-xz-package-has-been-backdoore...
895.
by aftbit 3y ago
Wow, all comments removed as spam or hidden by default, update posted saying "We are targeting to land support for IPv6 towards the beginning of next year." Well, Q1 2024 has come and gone. Where's IPv6 support or the communi
896.
by aftbit 3y ago
Can I run awesome-wm on Wayland yet? That's what keeps me on X.
897.
by aftbit 3y ago
I want to try chaining XTTS2 with something like RVCProject. The idea is to generate the speech in one step, then clone a voice in the audio domain in a second step.
898.
by aftbit 3y ago
Uh nope, that's a huge move of the goal posts. The point of E2E is to ensure that nobody besides the two endpoints can read the messages, including all hops along the way, notably including the service provider themselves. The problem
899.
by aftbit 3y ago
I never noticed this. I just hit Ctrl-S obsessively in every application. I heard that once upon a time, vanilla Notepad ignored Ctrl-S. Horror!
900.
by aftbit 3y ago
Cool! Notepad++ was one of the apps that I missed the most when I switched to Linux. Besides games, it was the number one reason that I kept rebooting into another OS. After a while, I learned emacs, then vim, and the rest is history. Today

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