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2y ago
Obviously it's all just a dream in a fantasy world. And even in that fantasy world it would be for friends only, not anything commercial. Edit: also we don't use mp3, we use free (tm) opus! (as in just yt-dlp -x )
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Huh, that looks very interesting. A friend of mine made a streaming service back in the day where you could paste in youtube links, they got downloaded, added to a playlist and then you could listen to that together with friends on multiple
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2y ago
>Fun, entertaining, but is it actually useful for developing skills in this domain? Yes. Yes, always. You always learn, no matter what you do. Why build an 8-Bit CPU if you we have very complex 64 bit ones nowadays? Because the fundament
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2y ago
While that might be true and the industry has evolved and learned about "better" ways, the old systems still exist. I don't see any reason to complain about it. Yes, we can do better. Yes, we probably should do better. But in
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2y ago
Works on my machine!
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2y ago
This. My understanding of 10x engineers was, even if a bit tongue-in-cheek, always positive. They are the smart guys and girls that know what they are talking and think ahead a few miles. It sure can be overwhelming when you hear them talk,
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2y ago
Oh nice, recently I had some question about RISC-V extensions and iirc I found your article and it was the one that explained it the best. Thanks for the write up! You helped a minimum of one Person enjoying their journey through the ecosys
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2y ago
I've been using keepass for quite a number of years now. I have my database and a security key. I sync my database with dropbox (because I am too lazy to self-host something like nextcloud) between devices and just manually copy my key
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2y ago
This for me, too. Maybe more block-diagram-ish than directed graph. Depends on the software. I am not sure how this has evolved since I am doing VHDL/FPGA design, but especially there I have the actual block diagram of what I want to b
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2y ago
I like tetris. I found these two to be the most fun for me: - https://www.goodoldtetris.com/ - http://farter.cn/tetr.js/ First one is "NES-style" with fast lock in, no ghost and so forth. Sec
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2y ago
>Could be just me but I think a lot of older generations share this experience. I am only 32 and wouldn't consider myself old. I used to get very uncomfortable, maybe even angry, when people at the cashier in the supermarket just di
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2y ago
Can I read a book with it, too? Or just enjoy the boredom without much digital interaction?
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2y ago
For some people, maybe. For most people not. To me it looks like a very slick, hacker gadget built from a very enthusiastic person. Good finish and highly over-engineered. For me, as a user, it'd be too expensive, but my hacker soul co
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2y ago
I just got diagnosed with ADHD in 2023, but been addicted to adrenalin all my life. And I must say it had tremendous effects. The times where I was doing active extreme sports (Downhill mountainbiking or Motocross in my case) have been thos
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2y ago
Repairing my old iphone does not give me a fancy new AI camera though. My followers would be mad about that
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2y ago
It's actually super easy and, atleast for me, was always intuitive. Most USB cables have their logo or something else engraved on the "top" with the air gap. And since the ports are mostly arranged the same way, there is rare
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2y ago
Sure while Spotify can be nice with that, I am an old boomer that mostly sticks to what I grew up with and I just look for new albums of known artists every now and then, but I find the real gems in things like mountainbike movies. Also gam
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2y ago
It was a twitter link https://files.catbox.moe/cn6yxg.jpg
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2y ago
> The streaming platforms, for which you pay full price, don’t even let you choose the quality of the movie you want to watch. What you watch today might disappear from all platforms in two months. I have seen so many songs disappear fro
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2y ago
RIP in peace Terry Davis. If you only had that :(
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2y ago
>It's usually a combination of playing in a weird way and having some insight that the maker of the game (the oddsmaker) didn't see Apparently exactly this. The people that I knew where always discussing the fitness of certain
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2y ago
Over the years I did get to know a couple of people that were winning players in poker and sports betting. I was never patient enough for poker, so I just played it for fun every now and then (probably break-even, maybe a bit minus) and jus
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2y ago
That's the thing. Yes, I often find all the retro stuff really cool and it's nice what was done with such little hardware, back in the days, but do we really need that? I doubt it. Yes, save the fundamentals, save part of the hist
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2y ago
I think most of the TV stations in germany still have it. At least the big ones. And it's still filled with mostly ads.
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2y ago
I often asked myself, and so did just a few days ago, we archive so much of the internet. Just look at how huge the internet archive is, but do we actually need to do that? Why would we need all of that to save "the contents for poster
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2y ago
I'd assume most people would know that? But if they still put random code that someone wrote just for fun into a (serious) production system, then WAT. Edit: And sure, if the author is lucky, then maybe a handful of people will gather
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2y ago
I can't wait for house subscription
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2y ago
low quality post for sure
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2y ago
Well, who would've thought that the real world is actually hard?
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2y ago
That's what I learned over the years. But by I appreciate that me and my friends ain't normal. Edit because I read your other comment: sure there might have been cheating and other sorts of trouble. But iirc envy never played a ro
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