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by dylan604 3mo ago
Or your home insurance company dropping your coverage because you didn't declare the trampoline yet they found it while surveying aerial imagery
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by dylan604 3mo ago
You're discounting the effort of Fish & Wildlife Services: https://tpwd.texas.gov/fishboat/fish/management/stocking/
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by dylan604 3mo ago
> AIUI, they don't backport things like that. Ugh, that's horrible. Needing a full app update to handle this minor updates is annoying. The one thing that I did appreciate about Adobe's Camera RAW is that it was constantly
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Some physical constraints do not allow for the best security, and those physical constraints will always win out in the real world. When presented with the pick two of three options of fast, cheap, secure/done right, fast and cheap wil
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If a bottle of Scotch can come with a deed to land, I'm okay with RAM coming with stocks
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by dylan604 3mo ago
> though like many longtime macOS users For those of us older than just 10 years of using macOS, the older Apple OSes have instilled within us the desire to never install the X.0 release and wait until at least the X.1 release. The bug-f
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Younger me used to "explore" the OS or any software by clicking all the things. It was part of growing and learning. I was never afraid to click the wrong thing. It's similar to those that take things apart just to see what&#
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by dylan604 3mo ago
This isn't actually about safety. This is just another example of pulling the ladder up so nobody else can follow
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"ntsc-rs is written in Rust, and is multithreaded and SIMD-accelerated." This made me lol. I know so few video editor types that would use a plugin like this that would know what Rust was to be "impressed" by this bit of
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by dylan604 3mo ago
don't forget that tapes also stretch so that can also give similar sounds
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Similar to how the different film stocks affected the look of the image, the different tape formats would effect the sound similarly. Crudely explained, the more light brown the tape, the more noisy it would be. The darker the tape, the cle
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by dylan604 3mo ago
> individual temper tantrums. whatever the rationale for starting hostilities against Iran, the situation we are currently in is best described as an individual temper tantrum.
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You'll know it's a Spielberg movie if there was a shot of clouds preceding the meteorite shot first.
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> alterations you can make to the bible to make it more moral this is brilliant. The book that is supposed to the be the word on morality needs edits. I can hear the religious right gathering their pitchforks and tiki lights now. It&
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If the CEO is only making $400k, that's not a very big company
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With a decent soundtrack as well instead of the boring atmospheric stuff associated with space themes
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by dylan604 3mo ago
The size of ship being big enough to create a hole in the ionization to continue to communicate with Starlink is something that I think gets underappreciated.
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by dylan604 3mo ago
> then figure out a way to NOT fire them like reduce the salary of the c-suite staff by 50% so they are only making 300% more than the average workers. or reduce c-suite salary to the lowest wage while allowing them to live off of their
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by dylan604 3mo ago
man, it's the internet. you don't need a fit. you just need to want to.
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by dylan604 3mo ago
That's one of those corporate videos that's totally useless. Lot's of "pretty" pictures with drone footage, but there's no there there. Who do videos like this work on?
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Simple stargazing seems to be selling it short. It's the best seeing on the planet. I can do simple skygazing from my backyard. With a four hour drive I can get to a spot for pretty advanced skygazing. The ESO is building the largest t
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by dylan604 3mo ago
I think the fact that the paragraph is necessary is the damning part
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by dylan604 3mo ago
s/Safari/Firefox/ and it is super simple to do this. I know that's not helpful to the question as asked, but possibly a better answer??? As for Safari, closest I see is Preferences -> General -> Remove History Item
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It's like people learning a new language according to the book. Those people sound foreign to a native speaker. If AI was trained on school books for grammar, then they too will sound odd to a native speaker even if their output is tec
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More noticeable to me is the lack of the work of a good copy editor which, sadly, we haven't had for a really long time. At least, not on the interwebs. Even the news sites reduced where their print copies were known for rigorous editi
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by dylan604 3mo ago
I used to work nextdoor to the broadcast headquarters to an old sports cable network and their satellite uplinks. They had several diesel generators on site to ensure power never went down else their entire network went dark. If power was l
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The people that care about that won't be using CCP products/services now will they?
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>if this is a legal scam or illegal scam. the fact this is something to be distinguished says a lot about where we are now and none of what it says is good
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> by looking at the back of the box. He said you could get it Well that is definitely something different about today's software websites. How many times have you looked at a company's website for a product/service and sti
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by dylan604 3mo ago
so what? this has nothing to do with them taking from those that took before them. china censoring information they do not like is nothing new and seems irrelevant to this conversation

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