ghostly_s

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by ghostly_s 5mo ago
*people associated with counterculture and anarchists who also have thousands of dollars of discretionary income.
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by ghostly_s 5mo ago
infamous: adjective 1. Having an exceedingly bad reputation; notorious. "an infamous outlaw." 2. Causing or deserving severe public condemnation; heinous.
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by ghostly_s 5mo ago
As I understand Spotify et al may do something a bit more sophisticated, but the traditional model for podcast analytics purely tracks downloads, which could very well be your client auto-downloading a subscribed episode you never play. I d
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by ghostly_s 5mo ago
nothing remotely like the described demo in the video you linked.
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by ghostly_s 5mo ago
the blog post linked from there with remediation instructions, however, does not. 1. https://ubuntu.com/blog/copy-fail-vulnerability-fixes-availa...
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by ghostly_s 5mo ago
"Privacy's Defender" eh? Rather grandiose title considering that defense has been an abject historical failure. (Not to suggest the EFF has not waged a valiant effort regardless.)
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by ghostly_s 5mo ago
Dunno what you're quoting but it's not the linked issue.
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by ghostly_s 6mo ago
> The only only pure fuck-up I'd call out is switching from third to first person when referring to OpenAI in the same sentence (No. 4). "We" in this sentence refers to both parties; "they" refers to OpenAI. Not
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by ghostly_s 6mo ago
> iOS has also had the tapping-phones-to-connect feature baked in for years (NameDrop) Well that's just because I have no idea how to find it. The "share contact?" prompt when you text a new number accomplishes the same I
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by ghostly_s 6mo ago
Some of my favorites are puzzle games but I guess I’m not a member of the "community" (is there a message board?) and I’m surprised to hear there's any consensus on anything- my experience has been that most puzzle fans have
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by ghostly_s 6mo ago
Lol. that's not how this works.
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by ghostly_s 6mo ago
> basically every media production available. not sure why you made this claim as its not at all germane to the discussion but this isn't even remotely true.
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by ghostly_s 6mo ago
I can't imagine this tiny thing being able to refresh fast enough to keep up with my reading speed (not crazy fast).
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by ghostly_s 7mo ago
Who are you talking to?
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by ghostly_s 7mo ago
the snark is quite rich when reading beyond the headline makes clear this was anything but a free market solution.
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by ghostly_s 7mo ago
lyrics do not have punctuation.
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by ghostly_s 7mo ago
The specific font here is clearly meant to reference the marketing for the original Macintosh.
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by ghostly_s 7mo ago
> A city can also exist in multiple zip codes. And there can be multiple cities with the same name in the same state. These are reasons you cannot deduce the Zip from the city, not the opposite. A ZIP+4 actually encodes all other informa
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by ghostly_s 7mo ago
For anyone else who finds it as incredibly non-obvious as me, there are download links hidden in the tiny icons at the top of the PDF.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
OTA updates were delivered through System Preferences for many years before the App Store, not on DVDs.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
edit: curious, how were these notices served to you when you were receiving them? Were they sent to the colo who forwarded them to you? Anecdotally it seems the only enforcement in the US these days is via ISPs who have made some agreement
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Doesn't work at all on my system (kubuntu stable, whatever the stock audio subsystem is now). keys stick down when activated with keyboard, labels on keys disappear once played, vu meter moves but no sound comes out except sporadic bee
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Don't know what you're talking about, clips of the AI voice were publicly available at the time.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Thanks, but the audio clips don't work here either.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
Were TUIs hard before?
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
well the website says "mid-twenties" so Id say more than a rumor.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
The paper also makes clear they had no success correlating across different perspectives- welcome to science reporting.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
They tested correlation between different perspectives (same scene and AP even) later in the paper and achieved an accuracy of 0%. Not to discount other methods being able to achieve that.
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
> So what's the resolution of these images, and what's visible/invisible to them? The researchers never claimed to generate "images," that's editorializing by this publication. The pipeline just generates a
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by ghostly_s 8mo ago
What's the point of using this xash thing then?

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