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by fooqux 3y ago
>Looks almost too good to be true. That's because it is. Telling my phone to "edit images on Photoshop" (one of their examples) just doesn't seem feasible in the majority of interactions.
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by fooqux 3y ago
But it's already set up for you in DDG, so why not use it? Aside from the fact it's another HTTP request, but these days on the majority of computers and connections, that's a trivial thing. I'll add that !aw to search t
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by fooqux 3y ago
Maybe it should, but that's not how it currently works. You share at the account level, and only one user can be using (read: playing a game) an account at a time. Personally, I get around this by using Offline Mode, but I know that
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by fooqux 3y ago
> is diametrically opposed to the values it had when created And that's likely the reason it still exists. I don't think WIRED really survived the dot-com bubble popping.
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by fooqux 3y ago
> It may be wonderful if we could, but at the moment, every dollar spent on fusion is a dollar not spent on building more solar panels and wind turbines. That's not how this works. The money that goes to research is very far removed
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by fooqux 3y ago
I bridge my Signal communications through my self-hosted Matrix server, so I'm already going to get the benefit of Signal not going through Google's servers. That said, MollySocket is a pretty neat hack that I had never heard of u
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by fooqux 3y ago
Hah, while I had a 386, it was an SX, as in without a math co-processor. I managed to find a TSR program on a local BBS that would emulate a math co-processor though, allowing me to play Doom. It was not a playable experience. Even at the
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by fooqux 3y ago
Looks like it's time to finally dive into setting up ntfy and UnifiedPush for my stuff.
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by fooqux 3y ago
Depends. Since Apple/Google are monitoring it on their end, and I believe (at least on Android) turning off notifications at the OS level just blocks it from showing on your phone, these would still be sniffable. If the application in
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by fooqux 3y ago
I've seen people use a combination of both. The analog stick / trackpad for macro movements, and the gyro for fine tuning. I tried it once, and I think it could be fine if I practiced a tiny bit. But I've also got a normal PC
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by fooqux 3y ago
> Before you call my opinion fringe/extreme, go ahead and speak to some low-income folks at your local dive bar. Sorry, I don't mean to be gatekeepery here, but "low income folk at my local bar" is the last demographi
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by fooqux 3y ago
> Does that really help? Even when open-source, it's only a matter of time before an Oracle or Google or Microsoft or Meta takes it over (if they didn't develop it to begin with). Of course it can help. For example, when Oracl
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by fooqux 3y ago
Until Comcast starts sending content creators checks, or we find some other way of enabling art... no, it's not enough.
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by fooqux 3y ago
Agreed; the presentation was, IMHO, terrible. You had to read each image's relatively hard to read annotation to make sense of what they were trying to say. Hell, 95% of the entire article was image annotations, with single sentences b
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by fooqux 3y ago
I'll get this out of the way first: I'm a couch scientist (even that is probably stretching it). That said, from the video it mentions the superconductor was applied as a film over copper. But wouldn't plain copper also exhib
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by fooqux 3y ago
> Personally, I have no interest in making phone calls. You say that now, but wait until you need to dial 911.
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by fooqux 3y ago
Not according to the marketers from Cloudflare I talked to awhile back.
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by fooqux 3y ago
There are technical solutions to that problem though. I remember a Reddit replacement from a couple years ago called Aether. It made all moderation public, allowed clients to ignore a certain mod's actions (basically, personally removi
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by fooqux 3y ago
In fact, you should show me the entire keys file so I can grep my hard drive to ensure I haven't accidentally downloaded it in the past.
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by fooqux 3y ago
If you go to pokemon.com and scroll to the bottom, you'll see: ©2023 Pokémon. ©1995 - 2023 Nintendo/Creatures Inc./GAME FREAK inc. TM, ®Nintendo. Aside from all the stuff you mentioned, they directly own at least some parts
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by fooqux 3y ago
This is not just about T-mobile. This problem is systemic.
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by fooqux 3y ago
Or maybe it's time to do away with SSN as a form of authentication. If there is a single person in the US that hasn't had theirs be stolen by now, I'd be shocked. I can revoke a cert that has been compromised. I don't
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by fooqux 3y ago
Surely the government would never steal from its citizens. /s
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by fooqux 3y ago
I personally use pass which out of the box uses git, meaning it's trivial to sync to as many devices as I want. And obviously merging is a solved issue there.
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by fooqux 4y ago
> 1,500 individual contributors across engine and docs. I feel like this is an outstanding achievement. I've never contributed to Godot, but somebody must be doing something right and making people feel welcome. I may have to check
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by fooqux 4y ago
Thank you, I didn't realize it had additional settings here.
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by fooqux 4y ago
Where do you find that at? I just looked in both the Sync settings and Container settings and I do not see that setting.
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by fooqux 4y ago
>Returning an item because you have found a better price elsewhere is a pre-filled option for a return, so it is expressly allowed. Well, expressly tracked anyway. Not saying it isn't allowed, but if you do it enough you'll e
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by fooqux 4y ago
Wrong belt.
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by fooqux 4y ago
>That's far better PR than them giving £1m novelty cheques to some remote city based charity. How is it better PR if hardly anybody knows about it?

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