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by fracus 1y ago
Don't they already do this on Youtube? I suppose having it in the Netflix menu on people's tvs gives them tons more exposure. NASA must know they need more public support for their missions.
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by fracus 1y ago
The title alone is hilarious because it obviously implies, probably correctly so, that most ransomware comes from Russia.
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by fracus 1y ago
Vegetable fermentation is a fascinating delicious hobby. I love fermenting hot peppers and they will pretty much last forever in the fridge and add a little funkiness to the flavor.
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by fracus 1y ago
I'm curious if climate change is happening faster than human evolution can adapt. My instinct thinks we will adapt but a lot of people will suffer and die. Or will our technical skills (air conditioning) relieve the pressures that dr
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by fracus 1y ago
This happens to me often with my hobbies. I believe when I start a project I can see the finish line and my project is in an ideal state. When I get near the end I think I'm afraid I won't reach that ideal or I'm somehow af
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by fracus 1y ago
I wish this was done in C so I didn't have to learn Rust. But maybe it is time to learn Rust.
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by fracus 1y ago
This reminds me of a thought about veterinarians. What kind of person would be a veterinarian? A good portion of the job is putting down animals and treating suffering animals that can't speak. Either the vet is a psycho or a pure h
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by fracus 1y ago
Imagine all the land being used for parking that wouldn't be needed anymore. Car accidents will be like plane accidents where a full investigation will be launched to improve the car and coordination software.
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by fracus 1y ago
I really feel we are headed towards a future where humans driving cars will be illegal outside of few exceptions. There will be no traffic as all the robocars will coordinate unselfishly. Car ownership won't be a thing, rides will be
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by fracus 1y ago
I am confident Democracy will return in the US. The American people have always prided themselves in it. I know it seems odd so many lines have been crossed with little resistance, but the resistance is rising and the critical mass is nig
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by fracus 1y ago
> The primary thing that makes advertisements disagreeable is their irrelevance. We hate advertisements because they unsolicited manipulations to get our money.
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by fracus 1y ago
This article asks various Navy men their thoughts. This one by Lieutenant Commander Jeff Vandenengel stuck out. - Office Space is the best submarine movie. TPS reports, multiple bosses, a defective printer, coming in on Saturday, the over
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by fracus 1y ago
You misspelled "awkward". It should be spelled "inspiring".
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by fracus 1y ago
Not in source code, but the word is also officially used in aviation as an automated audio warning to the pilots to, IIRC, slow down or pull back. The system screams "Retard! Retard! Retard!". I think they often hear it during
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by fracus 1y ago
They are for sure selling them morsel by morsel and milking top value for as long as they can. Any other way and they are losing money.
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by fracus 1y ago
The god of numbers.
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by fracus 1y ago
I think it would be really impactful to start with a problem and describe how logic programming solves that problem better than the other paradigms.
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by fracus 1y ago
How much are these? Are these only for enterprises?
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by fracus 1y ago
Yeah, wow. That was great. His solution seems so simple and clears all the previous model's problems. I guess every black hole could contain its own universe.
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by fracus 1y ago
USB-C is miles better than what we had before and is still very relevant.
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by fracus 1y ago
If you can't get more people back to the theaters then you have to expose more advertising to those who do.
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by fracus 1y ago
As a casual spectator of chess tournament streams, I find speed chess to be much more enjoyable to watch. It isn't fun when the players aren't making mistakes. Classical chess feels like F1 racing where the work is done before t
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by fracus 1y ago
Changing UE5 source code seems like a licensing minefield. I suppose they collaborate with Epic to an extent. I literally know nothing about how the industry operates, maybe it is standard practice.
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by fracus 1y ago
I don't understand these tech demos. Wasn't UE5 demoed by Epic themselves after they made it? Are 2nd party developers allowed to change the engine in any meaningful way? Wouldn't this just be CPR demoing how well they are
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by fracus 1y ago
Does this have something to do with Musk's tantrum that companies didn't want to advertise on his social media platform anymore?
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by fracus 1y ago
Near the end of my time there it became near impossible to get any positive and constructive engagement with my questions. A mod would quickly come in and dismiss it as not providing enough information. And even after you provide this dub
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by fracus 1y ago
When, if ever, will this make its way to Ubuntu 22.04?
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by fracus 1y ago
Windows is losing the market. People don't care about programs anymore, everything the common person needs is online. Gamers want to game, and browse, and use discord. For non gamers, Ubuntu covers everything with no threat of virus
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by fracus 1y ago
She's also a very talented violinist.
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by fracus 1y ago
I thought morphine didn't cause health damage to the human body apart from addiction and withdrawal symptoms.

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