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by brnt 1y ago
I hate not understanding things. I hate pricing that I do not understand.
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by brnt 1y ago
Saturation is only a goal if it's a bottleneck. It's good to remove bottlenecks.
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by brnt 1y ago
Moms secret ingredient to her AI was Nvidia!
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by brnt 1y ago
Apart from what others already mentioned (build and improvements will follow): construction is the main tool the CCP uses in padding economic numbers. And that sectors has not been doing well for a while now, with all the unused ghost metro
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by brnt 1y ago
I see however that DNG support is still read-only-ish, e.g. libraw still can't convert to DNG [1]. Most camera's still output raw in their own formats, which may not and probably should not be what you store them as, long term. [1
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by brnt 1y ago
How is DNG tooling these days? It's been ages since I checked, but it used have near zero support in (FLOSS) tools (including ffmpeg/imagemagick). You even had to use Adobe's Windows converter.
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by brnt 1y ago
> when I was doing laps around the first island out of boredom. I spent hundreds of hours driving around the Just Causes with a podcast on. In versions 1,2 and 3, I circumnavigated every single island along the coast. Yes these games are
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by brnt 1y ago
Defaults matter. By default, Debian can't add PPA's.
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by brnt 1y ago
No, I know PPA's are just a way of telling apt about a repository. What I mean is that Debian does not support adding PPA by default island I frankly don't hear of many Debian users doing that. Flatpak/-hub is much more commo
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by brnt 1y ago
Are you confusing Debian and Ubuntu?
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by brnt 1y ago
This is why I find the thesis that Google and Apple are good stewards hilarious if not malicious. There is absolutely nothing safe about their app stores. Certainly not more safe than something like f-droid.
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by brnt 1y ago
It'll be a minute before that becomes a concern. Also, if we can deal with Venus, we can reverse global warming in Earth first?
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by brnt 1y ago
Did you not give your own answer? "Pico" balloons hold tiny amounts of the stuff. And mainly for flotation (ie non consumable), as opposed to a (consumable) fuel.
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by brnt 1y ago
> subjective taste preferences of the masses is pretty much settled fact at this point. You will be surprised to learn that brands have very differently tasting products developed for different markets. Often even under the same name.
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by brnt 1y ago
My wife worked for a company that does this (for many large brands that you know of. Yes it always surprised me that they even farmed this out, they really only do marketing themselves anymore). Was a real eye opener.
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by brnt 1y ago
Fun fact: Karel spoke Flemish natively.
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by brnt 1y ago
> Is there actually any evidence that caffeine is bad for kids? Is a compound known for its primary side effect, anxiety, bad for people at the most anxious time in their lives, children? I guess some need things to be spelled out in ful
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by brnt 1y ago
The NVidia repo gives you 580, perhaps it is of help (I assume Wayland support is getting better all the time, if ever so slightly). I use KDE, so maybe that happened to contribute to a different experience.
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by brnt 1y ago
(Dynamic?) Software Bulldozer? What could possibly go wrong?
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by brnt 1y ago
1. TOTP (the only 2F we could be discussing) is derived in a specific way by e.g. Keepass, which has been audited. There is an RFC for this. I don't see the vuln here. 2. But this info is transferred just once, so the method relies on
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by brnt 1y ago
No? Without TOTP in Keepass, an attacker still only requires a password (which may be brute forced or otherwise obtained from badly secured websites). If you have TOTP, they _also_ need a copy of your keepass-file, the password and any othe
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by brnt 1y ago
Did you try the NVidia driver from the Debian repo and/or NVidia themselves? The former would not load on my Optimus machines either, without any clue as to why. (I sunk more time than I should've into this. I literally tried ever
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by brnt 1y ago
What universele are these people in? Though the app/play store is a fantastic way to obtain shitware that either steals data (seems to be nearly mandatory, if you look at the apps of these store operators), CPU time through mining of s
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by brnt 1y ago
Did something similar, but just used Debian stable and Samba. Rock stable without intervention other than an occasional login to update. My fileshare needs are simple (single user), so that might be a reason to not choose this. The nice thi
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by brnt 1y ago
NVidia bookworm repo worked fine on all my machines. What did not work for you? I deduced there wasn't really anything Debian-12 specific in there (it's still a Linux kernel with SystemD).
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by brnt 1y ago
Same here. Only stick up is that for those with NVidia GPU's (yes...) for some reason the kernel headers don't install when you install the driver, plus the secure boot signing simply does not work (Ubuntu, Fedora, they all manage
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by brnt 1y ago
What's a small team at Google?
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by brnt 1y ago
Carry-on luggage is transported for free; checked luggage requires paid ground personnel.
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by brnt 1y ago
> They really should have sanitised their material No they shouldn't. I prefer seeing the beast as it is, not as how it would like to be seen.
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by brnt 1y ago
> this time we seem to be a lot more aware of it I dunno mate. From my perspective Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram et al are all late entries in this game. I recall 'everyone' being very aware of this in the mid aughts as well. B

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