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exikyut
4y ago
I find MMS heavily compresses images to an absolutely unusable extent.
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> What was most striking is that I don't remember TV being so low-key in the culture That is really interesting. For want of a better way to put it, I also agree that it had a "long-tail" quality to it; it was just impli
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exikyut
4y ago
I'm legitimately curious whether zram would help or make things worse given this specific configuration.
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4y ago
Ooooooh that's why search results redirect to /url?... I thought it was just for click tracking on my end. Ha!
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exikyut
4y ago
Hmm, the sad aspect of ownerless currency. In these kinds of situations you need to be able to prove the funds didn't fall off the back of a truck, both in order to be able to use them in the present, and to viably tie them into the ti
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exikyut
4y ago
It's absolutely great - sounds like they'll even categorize the emails for you with an unsubscribe button.
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exikyut
4y ago
FWIW searching https://rachelbythebay.com/w/ for "magic" finds a bunch of posts that might also fit with that topic. (The rest of the posts are an interesting rabbithole if you're not aware, apologies in
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4y ago
It's quietly one of favorite things on the internet that I can reach a hacker webpage by typing in "ai/security". That's, like, better than "ai.security" or similar because it completely does away with n
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exikyut
4y ago
Awesome!! Would it be possible to release this bit of the library, if not the whole thing (for any definition you like of "whole thing") à la Movie Maker ( https://twitter.com/foone/status/1511808848729804
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4y ago
I once tried to start Firefox (back in the 2.5-3.0 days >:D) on a Celeron with 64MB RAM. It worked perfectly fine, with the sole exception that the HDD LED was on solid the whole time, a single window took just over a literal half an hou
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4y ago
Coool. What unique features does it have / how does it work / what does it look like / what were the real-world factors that contributed to the insanity of deciding to build it? xD
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4y ago
* Uses regular expressions to parse binary XML * In fairness though this a really good point.
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4y ago
Ah so this is how "the next best thing since sliced bread"s die :'(
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exikyut
4y ago
How would you spoof arbitrary IPs? IIUC it's poked at as the next hop...? (Mhm, embarrassingly out of the loop)
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4y ago
Huh... this is pretty interesting. My screenshot shows "15 results" at the top, which a reload of the page just now is still showing. But when I go to load the site through my VPS in Germany... I see the "292 albums" you
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4y ago
Awww, on my old(ish) laptop this is throwing 10:00:39.093 WebGL: INVALID_OPERATION: useProgram: program not valid 10:00:39.093 WebGL: INVALID_OPERATION: drawArrays: no valid shader program in use Yeah I think this requires WebGL 2
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4y ago
Oh dear , I just realized you could 3D-print a viable phone case with one at the bottom without too much of a bezel ._. okey dokey that's enough awake for me today, time to go to sleep I think lol
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exikyut
4y ago
FWIW this is all I see, not logged in (never had an account), from AU: https://imgur.com/a/HXpn9JG Not sure if I'm seeing something different to you...?
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4y ago
More details that I found about what Murfie is, and the rescue operation: https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/5/21121594/crossies-murfie-m... What a fascinating concept.
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4y ago
"No discussion allowed" sounds impressive, almost like legal impetus was involved. What parts of the story can be shared?
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4y ago
Not sure if you'll see this, but what are the hex colors of the fg/bg? That sounds really interesting.
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4y ago
Honestly could be anything. 5nm's long tail is surely tiny, but it's surely there; it can't be all smartphone SoCs. For example (just to chuck some more entropy on the pile) googling "tesla 5nm" finds a bit of an in
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4y ago
Ooohh, "power" and "efficiency" cores!! AnD wItH tHe sAmE nUmBeR oF nAnOmEtErS tOo lol
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4y ago
Apologies for the pedantic question - by "certain speed", are slower high-density cells adequate for an Ethernet PHY's requirements? Completely naive about this level of engineering, but very interested :)
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4y ago
What sort of bizarre hardware? That sounds interesting!
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4y ago
Wow, that's really awesome. How much was the copyright, out of curiosity?
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exikyut
4y ago
Add a throwaway email to your profile! (For the sake of whoever else might want to respond)
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4y ago
I was like "what's a tornado repo? a reference I don't know about to a whirlwind of activity? maybe a bot attack of some kind." +1 disambiguation needed
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4y ago
Sounds like a great conversational icebreaker if you ever talk to an agent!
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4y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to create a test jig that turns on the ADCs all at once then samples data through them (perhaps just from a function generator)?
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