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by dmonitor 7mo ago
You'll look like a mega nerd if you pull that out in a classroom, assuming you even have the desk space. Not to mention the qol improvement of having your pen touch the screen you're drawing on.
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by dmonitor 7mo ago
What about color quality? I've used high resolution laptops with shitty washed out colors, but one thing I've always appreciated about Apple's displays is their vibrance.
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by dmonitor 7mo ago
Somewhat concerning that AI is now competing for resources with our food production.
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by dmonitor 7mo ago
The fact that they're calling it an "attack" implies otherwise. I find the entire premise of this announcement absurd. Fraudulent accounts? They're just accounts. They paid for the access the same as any other. They&#x27
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by dmonitor 7mo ago
That wouldn't make sense on the back of the phone.
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/xbox-series-x-1tb-digital-... Series X has a digital only edition now
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
Ironically, it was originally built to support Android phones. Pocket Edition was a stripped down version of the game to support the xperia play, so it was built for optimization from the start. Later it got support for broader Android devi
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
Minor tweaks are still a mod. Gameplay overhaul modpacks that turn the game into Factorio are definitely the a small minority of the playerbase, but anyone who knows better plays with at least some sort of client-side performance mod (Optif
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
The disc reader on consoles is optional these days. Nowadays many are opting for digital only variants. It's likely those will be the only option in ~10 years, or they'll switch to flash key cards (like the Switch) just to appease
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
I'd also suggest starting with Arduino, but also recommend moving towards STM32 for doing more advanced stuff. The hardware abstractions Arduino imposes can get really annoying once you start doing more advanced timing dependent stuff.
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
Vampires are parasites. They're only as polite as they need to be to extract resources from potential hosts. The facade of sophistication only lasts as long as it needs to
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
Isn't it the water that is blue? Water is mostly clear, but it is very very slightly blue.
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
an alternative perspective: with that much capital wouldn't they make games?
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
What's the point of the licensing on these chat servers charging per-user when self hosting?
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by dmonitor 8mo ago
he is also using development boards wired together rather than a custom pcb. there's a good chance the choice of passive components, removal of unneeded components, and better optimized power converters can improve the design.
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by dmonitor 9mo ago
3D printing would be good at making figurines and such, but you can't easily replicate the Lego system's modularity without their high tolerances. That being said, it should be feasible to make something that allows easily program
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by dmonitor 9mo ago
Looks like it has an IMU built in, so if it has wireless it could easily integrate with some kind of software system like those. Seems like right now it's just so your space ship can make vroom sounds
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by dmonitor 10mo ago
The Looker is quite possibly the greatest parody ever executed in a video game. It creates the same kind of "ahah" moment that games like The Witness do, but in a way that really pokes fun at the level of pretentiousness those gam
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by dmonitor 10mo ago
Siri can answer questions just fine. It's the "doing stuff" that introduces complications
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by dmonitor 11mo ago
it's running joke that Valve will announce something as "coming soon" only to release months or years later https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Valve_Time
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by dmonitor 11mo ago
Would be annoying, but I suppose you could also recalibrate your display to turn down the greens?
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by dmonitor 11mo ago
It's simple enough that a person can easily visualize the intended result, but weird enough that generative AI struggles with it
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by dmonitor 1y ago
He seemed to test it on a bunch of computer monitors, and not a standard 480i consumer television set? The different shadow masks phosphor patterns change how things look
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by dmonitor 1y ago
Using an OLED display? I've found that's the only type of display that can even come close to reproducing the CRT look
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by dmonitor 1y ago
I still hold to how amazing the Wii's user interface was. All pointer-based, using simple IR cameras, an underpowered CPU, and a downright ancient IMU (it didn't even have a gyroscope!)
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by dmonitor 1y ago
SRB2K is very frustrating to me for a few reasons - it is very nearly perfect, but has some minor issues especially in regards to the strength of frontrunning (early leads tend to become unbeatable) - the development team has mostly aband
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by dmonitor 1y ago
Man overtunes AI on texts from 1800–1875 London. Gets historical trivia from 1800-1875 London. Incredible result.
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by dmonitor 1y ago
The one thing I like about the Apple charging bricks is how on certain models the prongs can be swapped out for a cable, which is very useful when the wall plug is cramped. However, this device doesn't seem to incorporate that so I&#x2
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by dmonitor 1y ago
> it's because we get downvoted/banned/doxxed (on most platforms) when we do say what we think. And what opinions are these?
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by dmonitor 1y ago
That's just par for the course with Apple. Late to the party, but they tend to nail it when they show up

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