gausswho

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by gausswho 11mo ago
We're not talking about collaborative tooling, just a record of what you've asked an AI assistant. If it doesn't sync right away, it's not the end of the world. I find that's true with most things. And the clients d
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by gausswho 11mo ago
Cheaters are increasingly sophisticated and hard to detect. It leads me to think if we put the effort in, we could emerge the same dynamism and fun, maybe even moreso. If we can't fight 'em, join 'em?
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by gausswho 11mo ago
I forgot about this system. Anyone mess around with it? Does it work on Linux?
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by gausswho 11mo ago
Syncthing could do that, if the software is designed to store locally. Ever since I put the effort into Syncthing across my all devices (paired with restic on one of them for backup), I can't help but see how cross-device functionality
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by gausswho 11mo ago
Agreed. What this rebirth really needed was magnetic swappable input modules. We have IPD adjustments in our headsets, why not fine tuned button positions. Or trackpads. Or trackballs, whatever folks wanna build. An input hacker paradise pl
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by gausswho 11mo ago
Sony's dead wrong here. You want what's eye-catching in your living room to match your other things or fade out of sight. This design is nondescript and you can get your own custom panels if you want.
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by gausswho 11mo ago
Indeed a massive shame. The case was ultimately thrown out but by then Valve had stopped production. I still boycott Corsair today over this.
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by gausswho 11mo ago
There's a third path: 3. No humans in your multiplayer As someone who grew up amazed at Reaper bot for Quake, I'm surprised we don't see a rennaisance of making 'multiplayer' fun by more expressive, fallible, unpred
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by gausswho 1y ago
Salt Typhoon should still be in the news. US telecoms are likely still compromised and I still can't get a bank that'll do TOTP, they wanna SMS code me for every login. No VOIP allowed, either.
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by gausswho 1y ago
Could you elaborate further on that working theory? Are there unique tendencies in British workforce that devolve into class warfare? Also, I don't want to misinterpret that phrase. Do you mean this about fiscal policies that tax the w
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by gausswho 1y ago
According to TFA they had 15 minutes at the wreck, 4.5 hours of ascent. At about 34 degrees water temp.
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by gausswho 1y ago
I have been moderately interested in Starfield and anticipated it would follow the pattern of other Bethesda endeavours. Which is to say it takes a while post-release for they and their mod community to get it to a state I am at all interes
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by gausswho 1y ago
Amidst all of these pwnings, we still don't have a standard way to update our passwords from our password managers automatically.
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by gausswho 1y ago
I enjoyed all of that. Thank you.
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by gausswho 1y ago
It's what we've come to. If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't theft. And in a market where data theft is built into the price, well... you are the one to set the price and the recipient of who you deem deserves it.
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by gausswho 1y ago
I don't know what I just got into, but I love it. Reminds me of Hattrick (the decades old soccer management sim) but with more elbow grease and panache. If you're even remotely interested, just ssh in and you're off to the ra
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by gausswho 1y ago
Rape whataboutism.
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by gausswho 1y ago
Not only is it quite common, a large motivation of many social authors is to induce this feeling in others.
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by gausswho 1y ago
I had heard something unsettling about anesthesia that I could use verification or debunking. The gist was that modern implementations suppress memory formation rather than induce unconsciousness. That you remain in some sense aware of what
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by gausswho 1y ago
If exactly what he's saying is gonna be as good as Jobs-era Apple, I will eat my left front tire.
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by gausswho 1y ago
The Mapuche even expanded their territorial control, in large part to their acquisition and mastery of Spanish horses.
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by gausswho 1y ago
Fortnite might be a battle worth choosing. I wouldn't want to carve my children's gray matter into grooves of cosmetic microtransactions of psychological warfare.
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by gausswho 1y ago
I am sorry to hear you lost someone to Fentanyl. It really is wreaking havoc upon American society. In the majority of cases (not to assume the one you experienced) this is but a new variant of 'slow suicide', alongside excessive
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by gausswho 1y ago
OK. Since that's what people actually want, the market should work without single-family-home zoning laws and minimum parking requirements. Glad to see different people want different things in life.
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by gausswho 1y ago
Along these lines there are at least two modules that I know of in Eurorack focused on strange attractors, and they're both a LOT of fun adding this kind of unpredictable-but-cyclical movement to your sounds: - Hypster by Nonlinear Cir
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by gausswho 1y ago
Wasn't that change cancelled this summer?
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by gausswho 1y ago
Or even today, the rediscovered idea of separating the sink (and mirror) from the toilet, so preeners aren't holding up the flow. Makes you wonder if mirrors have been a net negative on civilization, for its acceleration of vanity.
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Delivery is killing restaurant culture(theatlantic.com)
20 points by gausswho 1y ago|56 comments
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by gausswho 1y ago
The reasoning does seem... reaaonable. But in this case it's likely not reasoning but rather its guilt-laden doppleganger: rationalization after the fact. Very common in my family, especially the confident/proud ones, including my
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by gausswho 1y ago
Would you buy a product with asbestos in it if its presence wasn't disclosed? You might, if it provided value vs alternatives. Manufacturers are successuful when they sell. If their product is found dangerous they a) deny and muddy the

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