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3y ago
It's a US thing, but it depends on your ISP. I have Spectrum, which doesn't have data caps, but Xfinity/Comcast caps you at 1.2TB/month, charging $10/50GB after that, or am alternativse, more expensive unlimited pla
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3y ago
Let me help you: https://search.sethforprivacy.com/search?q=midna&tbs=&lr=lan...
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3y ago
The game is far from lost. You need to be able to set PTR, which you can do by sending from a cheap VPS, otherwise basically everything will block you as spam. Other than that, it's not too exclusive, for lack of a better word.
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3y ago
Sorry if that was unclear, I meant that they don't . I'm just confused as to why we're talking about F-Droid specifically.
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3y ago
Why are we even discussing F-Droid here? The topic at hand is whether Google has a monopoly on the Android app market, not whether anyone can put their app on F-Droid, and there are plenty of alternative app stores besides F-Droid.
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3y ago
> Plains Paleoindian projectile point penetration potential They had some fun with that one.
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3y ago
If we base our numbers off the Mercedes truck elsewhere in the thread [1], then that takes 1 hour to charge a 600 kW battery, which can go for about 600 mkles. If we assume a speed of about 60 miles per hour, then that only requires a bit o
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3y ago
"This is the Lock Picking Daughter, and what I have for you today is a network cabinet with my Nintendo Switch locked inside."
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3y ago
Ah, well then it seems I was very mistaken! I'm so sorry about that, I should really do a bit of research next time before posting.
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3y ago
Yes, but in the US at least (I don't know about anywhere else, sorry), it's way too easy. If I remember correctly, the test was made for cars back in the 60s and basically every single car gets a 4 or 5 out of 5. If you've go
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3y ago
I'm also not able to zoom - FF beta (120.0b8) on Android.
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3y ago
No, I used GPT-3 before ChatGPT was even released, and it was decent at making jokes. It even wrote some dialogue between various artists and poets ruthlessly insulting each other, but unfortunately I forgot to save it. ChatGPT is very simi
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3y ago
In a more idiotic vein, I accidentally added "RUN apt install rust-all" to the wrong Dockerfile. Removing that made the image 14x smaller.
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3y ago
Absolutely. Bazaar [0] can download subtitles from tons of sites, and if they're not available, it can use Whisper [1] to generate the subtitles. [0] https://www.bazarr.media [1] https://wiki.bazarr.media/Ad
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3y ago
I was referring to this: > I have the unlock code set to all-zero but they haven't figured that one out yet!
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3y ago
Do they read Hacker News, by any chance? Because if so, I think they just found another workaround.
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3y ago
I'm a fan of Fedora, but it would crash when my GPU was under high load. Since then I've switched to Arch and it's been pretty good. I've only had very minor issues, like printing support not coming preinstalled (I used
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3y ago
Somewhat related: it would take 375 men to forge a 1.5 kg sword: https://youtu.be/Br9Jn3X_f8o
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3y ago
Specifically, nitrogen mustard is under part A of schedule 1, which means it can directly be used as a chemical weapon (schedule 1 means it has very few or no uses outside of chemical warfare, or the manufacture of chemical weapons). Inte
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3y ago
If you're at all interested in running other operating systems on a Chromebook, then I'd recommend checking out compatibility in the Chrultrabook docs [1]. Nearly all devices listed there are verified to support Linux, albeit many
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3y ago
The first thing that comes to mind is a computer, of course. Anything even semi-modern is fine, but right now I daily-drive a Ryzen 5 3600 with 16GB of RAM. A quality mechanical keyboard has also been great. I use a TKL GMMK with Kailh BOX
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3y ago
If you're looking for a fairly cheap one, Lenovo *00e series has been good for me. EXCEPT for the 100e, that has a design flaw that makes it easy for pins to cross in the USB-C charging port, permanently bricking the device. So except
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3y ago
That tends to be much slower and have issues.
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3y ago
This reminds me of Cicret to a very worrying extent.
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3y ago
More interestingly, a while back I found a Minecraft mod that lets you run virtual machines in Minecraft by connecting to VirtualBox, IIRC.
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3y ago
Well I don't know about a bubble of sound, but there are "sound lasers" https://youtu.be/aBdVfUnS-pM
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3y ago
Whether or not children play CS:GO/CS:2 is irrelevant. It is a game where 50% of the time you play as terrorists shooting law enforcement, it's very obviously not aimed at kids. The only way for kids to gamble in CS at all is to e
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So what the hell is this actually supposed to mean? Is it just that macOS is better optimized than Windows? Even if we're being generous, last I checked Windows itself doesn't use anywhere close to 8GB of RAM on a 16GB system. And
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3y ago
But can it run minesweeper?
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3y ago
Short link without tracking id (si=): https://youtu.be/Erp8IAUouus
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