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by dmonitor 2y ago
bluetooth is in that group but also has its own button
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by dmonitor 2y ago
The tabletop was fanmade, right? I believe that is a compilation of official content.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
D&D's main setting is built as a kitchen sink with tons of weird conflicting ideas happening at once so that people can exclude whatever parts they want to create their coherent setting. You want to do a vampire story? A tolkien-es
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by dmonitor 2y ago
I would settle for red while hot and yellow while heating, but keep blue for safe (for colorblind reasons as mentioned by other commenter)
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Do you have one of the high wattage charging bricks? I got one from Anker and the speed at which my phone charges is absolutely insane.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Does Wikipedia allow for an article to change its tense from "is" to "will have been" before it reaches "was"?
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Cheating in online games (especially ones that are free) is so absurdly rampant and disruptive that you can sell gamers just about anything if it can meaningfully deter cheaters. Every now and then a Youtuber will say “kernel level anti-che
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by dmonitor 2y ago
For me, Linux is capable of doing everything productivity-wise much better than Windows, but my home PC is practically a toy for me to use Discord and play video games. Screen sharing on Discord is an open issue with lots of third party sol
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Fascinating story. It's amazing hearing about how the seed of an idea that eventually became Steam started from preventing piracy of Half-Life, and later materialized as a contingency plan due to their awful publishing deal. Glad the a
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by dmonitor 2y ago
IA was not providing rental access. They were supposed to do that, but instead were just distributing copies of the books without any kind of rental system.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
This isn’t about access to the archives. It’s about IA giving away books in violation of a specific agreement they made with authors. The archives are legally nebulous, but the written works are clear cut obviously illegal.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
I'd just invest in a USB/lightning > 3.5mm adapter
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Swipe typing > physical keyboard > digital keyboard. There's still phones made these days with physical keyboards if you truly value the feature.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
I assume that the major hurdle is not storing an equivalently-sized search index, but building one from scratch. Crawling takes time, and Google has had a many years head start.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Laptops are notorious for poor thermal management. I have no doubt that just about anything would be better than a "powerful" laptop.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
> it's not so obvious if "AI" is a distinct class from human It is. It obviously is. It's the same reason that a person watching a movie and remembering it later is different than recording the movie with a camcorder.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Let’s be real: Windows is practically a monopoly. They use it to push their online services in ridiculous ways. I doubt >10% of the current Edge userbase is through conscious decision. Teams obviously cannot compete on its own terms with
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by dmonitor 2y ago
In my experience, if I want location results I just go directly to maps.google.com or the map app on my phone. Kagi was great because when I google "tacos" I usually just want recipes (or the wikipedia article), not the location o
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by dmonitor 2y ago
"I asked ChatGPT how to prevent this and here's what it said. <generic bullet points about software testing> AI would have prevented this."
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by dmonitor 2y ago
doing this on a broad scale is a great way to get sued
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by dmonitor 2y ago
Use Wine to run Dolphin, running an SNES emulator, running the Gameboy player, playing Tetris
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by dmonitor 2y ago
It gets less hot than my iPhone
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by dmonitor 2y ago
It sounds like Kubrick felt betrayed. He collaborated with the author extensively up until receiving a draft.
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by dmonitor 2y ago
It being totally uncorrelated to the standard time format makes it inconvenient/unintuitive, but it does mean it never gets misinterpreted as local time, which sometimes happens when UTC is used. interesting. also interesting to see it
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by dmonitor 3y ago
I’m confused. I make a unique private key for each machine I use. How is using that machine-specific key on multiple hosts insecure?
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by dmonitor 3y ago
There's a lot of better ways to do this. For starters, the sp script is bash. He could just edit the script. There's also a function for returning the metadata in machine-parseable syntax: function sp-metadata { # Prints t
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by dmonitor 3y ago
That's really annoying, but not quite the same as what Notepad++ (and presumably others) do. Notepad++ just saves a cached version of the file without touching the original until you explicitly hit "Save". If you close the fi
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by dmonitor 3y ago
Day-o is a pretty deep cut for anyone. I realized they probably wanted Jell-O and other 'things that end in -o', but I couldn't think of the others.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
This post was made 2 days ago
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by dmonitor 3y ago
Gamecube never had online

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