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by digitallyfree 4y ago
The SD terms also mention that the model and its generated outputs cannot be used for disinformation, medical advice, and several other things. It looks like the only way to legally protect yourself would be to require a contract from every
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Is the system still disabled if someone is present in the front passenger seat (modern vehicles have sensors for this)? Oftentimes the passenger acts as the navigator and it wouldn't make sense for them to be locked out of the system.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
My AMD W8100 has a SDI port. They're only seen on the workstation cards, not the consumer ones.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
I've seen a lot of students serious about video editing switching from (typically pirated) Premiere Pro to Resolve as the free version got better and better. One student told me his high school filmmaking class was switching from FCP t
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Yeah, I wish there were good Linux options for handheld touch devices. Though I'll have to say that Android rooting as well as Hackintosh experiments (among other things) definitely paved the way for me running Linux fulltime and going
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
I'd call it a win if you get them into rooting and custom distros like Lineage (which might give them a better overall appreciation of how tech works, encourage them to tinker, etc.)
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Modern RDP can use hardware h.264 encoding if your GPU supports it, and grabs the output from the framebuffer and streams it like a game streaming app does. I think the default RDP mode still sends the draw commands the old-fashioned way th
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
As a FYI pigz also can speed up decompression as well, but the performance boost is minimal. The decompression is still in a single thread but it spawns other threads for i/o and so forth. For compression the speedup is quite linear.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
I also write (and draw) for fun, and it's quite an enjoyable hobby especially since I'm not pressured into doing it for the money/to get published. Writing is a rather unique hobby in that it has a very gradual learning curve
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
For the first condition, that depends if you're able to get residental fiber service there. Most cities have fiber service in the downtown core but that's not always true in the suburbs. For the second condition I think that those
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
It works well for people who 1. Have fiber. 2. Live in a major city that has a direct line to their datacenter. You can literally get 1-2ms latency from your home to AWS/GCP/Azure with such a setup, as it's all fiber from you
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Maybe not straight up arrested, but I think I recall a case in the past where legal action was taken over someone using a restaurant's free WiFi everyday while not being a customer (he used it in his car in the parking lot). Like the n
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Star Wars (the original trilogy) is also a classic example of this. The studio added drastic CGI changes for the 1997 release and still continues to make small fixes in subsequent releases. I believe the only way to watch it now in its orig
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Speaking of the "Kevin Smith" case, I know of someone with a very common name going into an interview for a job he applied for - he was underqualified for the role and was surprised he was selected. Turns out the company had mixed
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Speaking of audiofools, look no further than the Machina Dynamica store ( https://www.machinadynamica.com/ ) that features magic rocks, CD stickers, and other items you can add to your system to improve sound. Literally the w
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Unless there's a specific reason for using this printer the unit itself is worth far less than 49EUR. There are used models that can be had for cheap with full Linux support. Now writing or reversing a Linux driver for the printer thou
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
While ebikes can indeed handle hills, they don't work well in heavy snow or icy conditions.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
How many tabs do you have open? Typically that's only necessary if you like have 100+ tabs open or are running many demanding web apps at the same time.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
FYI the site also has a second TDG exercise that is worth trying if you like this kind of stuff. https://www.shadowboxtraining.com/news/2021/06/02/enemy-in-t...
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
I think there have also been cases where celebrities or politicians have hired fake "fans" (basically actors) to show up to their appearances and make them appear more famous then they actually are.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Adding to the third point developers are technical people and many have adblockers set up in their browsers (at least that's what I see in industry). I wonder if many developers will even notice the ads provided by this service.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Openvivo Stable Diffusion (CPU port of SD) is a easy install on Linux within a venv. Be sure to update Pip first before installing the required packages from the list. The lack of GPU acceleration and the associated baggage makes this much
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
Yeah the commercial installs I've seen with Zen and GT710 are for Windows. For Linux an AMD R7 240 or 430 is the typical choice.
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
FYI they just added the seed option to the repo today. Now waiting for img2img...
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
On my Intel i5-4590T (8G RAM) it takes around 5-6 minutes to generate with 32 steps, swapping to disk as it does consume around 13G memory total. You don't get real-time feedback but it's very usable and fun to play with. I wish t
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
This makes these machines a lot more viable in the business and engineering world as well where CPU performance is desired but graphics is not. I've seen in the past AMD Zen machines paired with say a GT710 simply because it was the ch
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
I would imagine that "good number of people" are mostly Linux hobbyists, and from my personal experience most people use them as a tinkering or IOT device rather than a full-blown desktop due to the lack of performance. If you&#x2
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
There are places like Switzerland where you actually can get a 25Gbps residental connection for a reasonable price. The actual cost lies in your backend infrastructure and the skills you need to use it (it's all enterprise equipment at
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
While less for general consumer use (honestly most consumers don't use CPU virtualiztion either), this has strong potential in VDI applications. Today with CPU virtualization available everywhere one inexpensive machine can host many V
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by digitallyfree 4y ago
I wonder if by then we'll be able to directly stream a simulated environment into our nervous system (think something Matrix -esque) where you could be physically lying in your bed but virtually in the cockpit of the plane as if you w

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