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by dmitrygr 1y ago
> There is an open proposal(opens in new tab) to add a spring() timing function to CSS. Unlike linear(), this would actually be a true spring physics implementation! It wouldn’t have any of the limitations we’ve discussed here. Uh huh...
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Katz jut said "what a person knowingly exposes to the public" IIRC. We'd need a new SCOTUS case to clarify whether data derived from physical features that can be used to identify you still counts as such
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
> California does not have the eternal right to OpenAI's taxes and employee base ehh.... https://www.greenbacktaxservices.com/blog/california-exit-ta... Skip to the "What California Can Still Tax After You
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
The case I cited specifically talked about government doing it.
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
vendor-specific drivers are the norm. Usually on an obsolete kernel version which never gets updated.
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Hypothetically: driver license/passport databases are theirs already
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Fair. If anything is stored, it likely would be illegal in some states.
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
'Katz v. United States' was quite clear - you have no expectation of privacy in public. Anyone may photograph you and use said photos. Do I like it? No. But that is the current caselaw in USA. "What a person knowingly exposes
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
https://github.com/Wren6991/Hazard3 this one is well tested in real life and works well (it is the RV core in RP2350)
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
TLDR: 4x slowdown in the normal case the performance overhead of this approach for most programs makes them run about four times more slowly
851.
by dmitrygr 1y ago
Cmon. You know better than that.
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Perplexity (and the rest of them) will just say "we are acting on behalf of human so it does not apply to us". They have in the past... https://www.searchengineworld.com/perplexity-responds-to-clo...
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
I've been satisfied with NanoKVM lite. Cheap and does what i want.
854.
by dmitrygr 1y ago
GDP is not always a useful metric. An old economics joke: Two economists are walking in a forest when they come across a pile of shit. The first economist says to the other “I’ll pay you $100 to eat that pile of shit.” The second economist
855.
by dmitrygr 1y ago
So if FIFA oversells a game (which i would not put past them), we could have that here too. HA!
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
FIFA invented ticket options (they call it RTBs), a ticket derivatives market (their marketplace allowing trades and sales of RTBs), and then cross-bred that with loot boxes (random cheap “cards” that may or may not contain RTBs). I bet tha
857.
by dmitrygr 1y ago
This is why I forcefully moved my family to iPhone. Preferences be damned. I need to know that in an emergency, 911 will work for them. Google is unserious about phones. Always have been.
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Woman wins right to work from home every day in landmark case(independent.co.uk)
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Pardon count per president: President Count -------------------------------- Joe Biden ~8,064 | Donald Trump ~237 | Barack Obama ~1,927 | George W. Bush
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
debian-stable welcomes you
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
+1 I suspect that the marketing guy's eyes glazed over when the engineers tried to explain confidence intervals to him. He demanded a simple figure. They gave him the median projected value to make him go away. The tested value was abo
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Don't get too excited. They never said what kind of hash. Given the rest of the site's security design, might have easily been unsalted md5
863.
by dmitrygr 1y ago
> What does Apple bundles with their Vision Pro for $3500? Support for over 5 years, unlike google who'll kill this in around half that long?
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Only 28mph max speed, and the firmware might actually be properly protected from this bug being easily fixed. I'll stick to my Chinese scooters run by code-unlocked STM32F103 clones i can easily cure of such idiocy.
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
I never submit to OSS. It is the same as editing wikipedia -- every time I try, it is a political mess and nonsense galore. (My reasoning: If you are paying me for work, you are welcome to criticize, request amendments, etc. If you are not
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
I refuse to pay for the privilege of doing free work for someone else’s benefit. Pay — in time or in effort. Let it rot.
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
Click the second link. The source code is there. First comment. I only didn’t release it initially because I was really busy and sorting out a clean reproducible process to build it took too long. As soon as I was able to, I posted it. And
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
> Last year I tried to extend Retro68 to support Palm OS I did that 5 years ago and published it on reddit in /r/Palm: https://old.reddit.com/r/Palm/comments/fu5870/announce_new_g... and the
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
I stopped contributing money, and then stopped trusting and using Wikipedia after I saw how wrong they are on a subject I am well-informed on personally (ARM architecture), and how fast they revert properly-cited 100% factually correct ch
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by dmitrygr 1y ago
I dis-recommend this HLE, as I do all HLEs -- lack of bug-for-bug compat will eventually rear its ugly head. Use cloudpilot - a real emulator of the real hardware running real unmodified ROMs right in your browser.

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