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by fsiefken 3y ago
Perhaps the text can be signed with steganographic methods and sufficient redundancy so changing the text wouldn't remove the signature?
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I really liked the Slashdot system with meta-moderation and option to filter based on comment length.
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Can it run Windows 3.11 and if so would there be a multitasking, lfn, speed or memory advantage in doing so compared to dr-dos, ms-dos or freedos?
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by fsiefken 3y ago
The excellent article is ancient (2011), but the author satnam singh is alive, kicking and working for groq. https://www.cst.cam.ac.uk/people/ss2072 https://codesync.global/speaker/satnam-singh&#x2
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I like the stairs, until I wondered how handicapped or elderly people would get tp their sought after books. While I was a regular when I was young, visiting once or twice each week to bring and get as much books as I could carry. I now rea
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by fsiefken 3y ago
There's also Meta's EnCodec and Vocos at 1.5 kbps, Vocos is amazing: https://gemelo-ai.github.io/vocos/ So if you format the floppy to 1970 Kilobyte (with the dos tool 2MF 3.0) you could fit around 3 hours on
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by fsiefken 3y ago
1.5 kbps with Vocos and Meta's EnCodec, voice samples here, but I wonder how music would sound. https://gemelo-ai.github.io/vocos/
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by fsiefken 3y ago
With 98lite or 98micro and kernelex you could run firefox 52 (2017) and java8, but you need more then 1 floppy.
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Appearently QEMM QRAM can do it on 286 https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=71533
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I recently found a 90 minute cassette from 40 years ago with some good obscure music I had forgotten. The accessibility and touch of the cassette and a floppy interfacing with the player or controller gives a better tactile feedback then a
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Two floppies? In 1995 I got Windows 3.1 down to 1 floppy in order to boot a library catalogue computer into a Write.exe so I could do wysiwyg word processing. All the Wordperfect 5.1 machines were used and as few used a catalogue computer o
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by fsiefken 3y ago
XFCE total conversion https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95 Chicago was the code name for the development version of the highly anticipated Windows95
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I remember the newton and the palm pilot, would be nice if someone could make a modern implementation of the tech.
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Perhaps use the DAT p2p network as an alternative? https://kovah.medium.com/publishing-a-static-website-to-the-...
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I can't remember Windows 3.11 crashing so much, dos 6.22 neither. Windows 9x and ME did crash more. Anyone know what happened to the Win98 presentation guy and where he works now? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeUyxj
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I wonder what would be the cheapest way to run an LLM, with the latest Ryzen integrated graphics and 64G Ram or the Jetson AGX Orin 64. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/autonomous-machines/embedded-sy...
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I wonder if AI can be used to extrapolate 4:3 to 16:9 format or to create stereoscopic video (for use in VR or 3D TV's)
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I prefer Obsidian over Logseq as it performs better in lower RAM conditions. It would have been nice if it could work with AsciiDoc instead of Markdown as I like the syntax better.
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by fsiefken 3y ago
The softness/hardness of the pencil determines the contrast. Have you tried the 3B or 4B? I'd imagine the contrast approaches the contrast of ink. https://pencils.com/pages/hb-graphite-grading-scale
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Yes, but isn't it more like if there is perhaps a factor X you don't belong to the 1/8 risk group that the chances that with subsequent infections you get long covid-19 is smaller (or near zero)? It's likely that this f
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I am curious how it compares to the GitLab project boards.
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by fsiefken 3y ago
I tried, but didn't succeed. It also said it couldn't do it without additional information when I said it was an Enigma encoded system and suggested I use an online Enigma decrypter.
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Yes, but can it unscramble an scrambled text in an obscure language like basque or friesian just as well? or perhaps voynich? https://www.ic.unicamp.br/~stolfi/voynich/98-12-28-interln16...
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by fsiefken 3y ago
That's really nice, thanks. Long ago there was the Google Desktop Search where you could 'Google' your local documents. But the difference is that that worked with an index, so I imagine it's faster if you have thousands
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by fsiefken 3y ago
"Neo: You ever have that feeling where you're not sure if you're awake or still dreaming? Choi: All the time. It's called mescaline, it's the only way to fly" -- The Matrix https://www.youtube.com&
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by fsiefken 3y ago
SRV https://atelier.net/ve-tech-radar/tech-radar/subvocal-recogn... https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs224s/project/reports_2017/P... https://annals-csis.org/Volu
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by fsiefken 3y ago
About keyboard shortcuts, with vim and ctrl-c/v I decided to use the characters of the layout, otherwise I thought it would be to confusing. But X, C and V are so comfortably next to each other that I sometimes make an exception.
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Yes, I type in Dutch, English and sometimes German. You have to check if the distance advantage also goes for the three languages, for me they all are more efficient and more comfortable in Dvorak with the I and U reversed. It's not t
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Colemak was just released when I decided to switch to a better keyboard layout to prevent a return to RSI. I looked into rolling my own based on statistics. I didn't care if it would look like QWERTY, if I needed to switch cold turkey
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by fsiefken 3y ago
Ah that's nice, long ago I used parchment.js to load a inform7 created z5 file on my website. You could try to compress your executable with upx https://upx.github.io/

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