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3y ago
Every Wi-Fi router, or only routers it's trained on, deployed into rooms it's been trained on with camera footage?
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3y ago
My thoughts exactly. How out of touch are these people?
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3y ago
There's a similar project where the intent is to automate the game - https://github.com/dginovker/2006rebotted I think 2009scape itself might even have some automation-focused servers as well
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3y ago
I don't really mind this, it's an open secret that discourse on HN is deejay'd behind the scenes by the mod team and I think it helps set this site above all the rest. The exact mechanisms by which this moderation is accompli
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3y ago
It's laughable how symbolic and ultimately meaningless this is. GitHub has already proven themselves to be a good actor in this particular fight, so not only is the repo online, but we also have http://ytdl-org.github.io
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3y ago
I was being facetious, I of course read the "article" before commenting. Only the first paragraph was actually about this particular vehicle model, the others went on random tangents about GM/Tesla business direction and Appl
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3y ago
Good! Hopefully it will have no touchscreen either, only tactile buttons.
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3y ago
Sounds minimalistic, I like it. My dummy Google account loaded in a Firefox container tab with YT watch history disabled just got even better.
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3y ago
The irony here is that you will get NVIDIA (and AMD) drivers vendored through Windows Update automatically by default. These work fine for 3D acceleration, and don't install GFE or require an account. You'll just be a few versions
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3y ago
There's one of a rat squeaking three times, and another of a door creaking open. Heard them both for the first time in The Elder Scrolls: Arena, and they're instantly recognizable anywhere else.
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> I can't think of any way that making an accommodation wheelchair friendly inconveniences anyway. Well, I've sacrificed a heck of a lot of great parking spaces to accommodate the differently-abled. > Why should they have to
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3y ago
Yes, absolutely do not use Discord for this, Matrix would be better
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3y ago
Teddit, my preferred Reddit frontend, still manages to have an updated frontpage, but clicking on anything gives HTTP 429 for several weeks now (I think, only use it intermittently). If the frontends quit working though, I just won't g
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3y ago
Oh no! I've been drinking Zevia daily for almost a year now and it 100% replaces conventional HFCS soda for me. We haven't had Coke in the house since we discovered Whole Foods sells 12-pack cases of Zevia in all flavors. My favor
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3y ago
Pet peeve of mine is trying to buy those packaged cups of pre-cut fruit in liquid. In the US at least, the fruit can be found floating in several subtly different liquids, including: * a light sugar syrup * a heavy sugar syrup * a naturally
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3y ago
Any stevia users here? Never liked the taste of aspartame (sucralose is okay) but if the docs start pondering whether or not stevia has links to cancer, I might be nervous. I drink a lot of the stuff.
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3y ago
It doesn't, no. Whoever told you that is wrong. Bad actors can get TLS certificates issued for their phishing sites just the same as you can for a regular website. Encryption is for everybody.
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3y ago
Only traffic headed towards the router's WAN interface is dropped, LAN communication is allowed unfettered. In my opinion there's never any reason a home office printer with one or two users should need to talk to the Internet.
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3y ago
When will they come up with one that men can take? Burden has always been on the women to take the contraceptives. Aren't their reproductive systems more complicated than men's anyway? Will there ever be a pill that can make me sh
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3y ago
Also a satisfied Brother laser printer user. I have the unit blocked in my router so it can't surreptitiously update its firmware and start doing this. I always buy the Brother toner cartridges because they're the best quality, re
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3y ago
You'd have TempleOS
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3y ago
Aren't MMOs usually on the lower end of graphical fidelity? A lot of them are quite old at this point. RuneScape runs great for example.
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This is pretty much how it's always been, LTS gets 5 years of support, then after it goes EOL you can pay Canonical for backported security updates to important packages. What I'm not clear on is the relationship(s) between: * Can
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3y ago
Black Mirror episode "Nosedive" is relevant here. Professionally, I feel I'm fighting against the corporate oligarchy when I rate all workers (telecom customer service reps, Microsoft support personnel) as five stars irrespec
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3y ago
It's Alyssa Rosenzweig. Congratulations!
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Microsoft has been keeping the Windows platform away from the gaming market in favor of Xbox, I'd imagine to avoid competing with themselves. Xbox has to have been getting subsidies from somewhere to run Game Pass. Despite all this hel
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3y ago
Your filenames can't have colons in them? Sounds like a side-effect of keeping compatibility with 30 year-old Microsoft filesharing protocols. Samba is cool and everything but SMB has no advantages over NFS, SSHFS, or even bind mounts
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3y ago
I believe the "X" in DevilutionX signals that there are opinionated QoL changes made to that distribution of the game. There is another repository called Devilution that is unmodified.
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3y ago
I'm feeling better about being a Gandi customer now, huehuehue
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3y ago
I also have no clue what these mean, kinda driving me crazy, let me know if you find out
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