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giobox
3y ago
This is actually a wider issue with live photos IMO - people often share them not remembering or noticing snippets of private conversations can be present. I have live photos enabled by default and have to remind myself to check the audio b
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giobox
3y ago
> Implementing Jumping through anything, no matter how deep, and detecting the first safe place for him to stand, as well as having the ability to back out at any time to return to your original position, especially in a huge open world
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giobox
3y ago
> You have got to be kidding. Why? play the two games side by side - there is a truly enormous amount of gameplay and visual overlap. > The ability to build machines by connecting basically anything to anything is a very impressive me
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giobox
3y ago
> not play the exact game they bought a decade ago with more detailed scenes, and more detail doesn't make a game better Except in the case of this Zelda sequel you sort of are playing the exact same game you bought 5 years ago, and
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giobox
3y ago
Seattle residents, is this ever coming back? > https://livingcomputers.org/ I only found out about this museum during the pandemic sadly, never visited when it was open.
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giobox
3y ago
Yep, I weighed the risk of the poor Devterm reviews when deciding to preorder the uConsole. My hope is with the uConsole being a simpler device with a traditional 4:3 display etc there will be more scope to just treat it like a plain ole Li
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giobox
3y ago
People have built essentially the same idea before but used the far more powerful Pi CM4 boards, which aren't really that much bigger at all than the Zero: https://www.clockworkpi.com/uconsole That said, I ordered a uC
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giobox
3y ago
I haven't been since the fire sadly, but even the drive through the park and down to Santa Cruz was magnificent too - amazing redwood lined curving backroad.
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giobox
3y ago
With the long-standing Steam refund policy being no questions asked in first two hours play/two weeks of buying the game, the piracy step hasn't really been necessary (assuming your motivations are genuinely just compatibility che
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giobox
3y ago
My point still stands regardless. Rule systems are more than just their printed texts.
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giobox
3y ago
I also think the desire of some for an absolutist interpretation of driving regulation in this thread would result in chaos too. How many seconds is one supposed to stop at a stop sign? The law is silent on the matter. There is so much arou
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giobox
3y ago
> The difference here is, your home directory is tightly integrated. This is something most (all) all virtualization solutions try to avoid. This isn't really true - almost any virtualization or container solution will do this, in t
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giobox
3y ago
> All machines of meaningful complexity need maintenance if you expect them to last, including EVs This is honestly not true - there is an order of magnitude less parts in an EV drivetrain vs a modern ICE car. You can go a decade between
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giobox
3y ago
> With hifi or monitor like response? Unless you are going to apply speaker or room correction, no speaker has a universally flat "hifi" or "monitor like" response in all environments. What you hear is a product of bo
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giobox
3y ago
Many of us (myself included) have still bought the retail release, even if I plan to play "elsewhere".
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giobox
3y ago
I think its a bit of a stretch to argue the OB-4 has no peers? There's no shortage of premium battery powered speakers out there. While the design may be much more to your liking, there are good options.
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giobox
3y ago
Always wondered at the back of my mind how successive UK Governments have managed to get away with squaring age based minimum wages with Article 14 of the ECHR, which is supposed to prevent age based discrimination. Surely someone has tried
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giobox
3y ago
Is there any evidence the "Asteroid" device was fake for the purposes of finding a leaker? I've never heard that angle, and I'm pretty familiar with the case and followed the trial and Think Secret at the time. While it
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giobox
3y ago
I was thinking the other day it's funny there's like an entire generation of Apple enthusiasts have now grown up not even knowing about the site, and its not like its still online as a historical thing - the quality and accuracy o
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giobox
3y ago
> Has a single significant Apple launch not leaked in the last decade? It's not a black and white leak vs no leak situation - there are very clearly degrees of severity at play here. To use a recent example, sure we all know Apple i
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giobox
3y ago
Agreed, but it's not notoriously hard to understand why recent results is useful - the use case is self-evident, and the new search has regressed - the old search could do it.
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giobox
3y ago
I dunno, I've had my fair share of "Can you elaborate on why you want to" as a blow off technique in my software career. This isn't helped by the GH engineer originally suggesting no one needs this, then another employee
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giobox
3y ago
I've seen similar results with teams I work with. The strongest engineers who can spot the deficiencies or errors in LLM generated code generally get a huge productivity boost, as they can compare the "shape" of the output to
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giobox
3y ago
I agree to a large extent, but I've been pleasantly surprised just how much audio hardware works using a USB hub, especially now all iPads have USB-C ports with the exception of the 10.2 inch entry one. Given how many USB accessories n
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giobox
3y ago
Crucially it supported walls intersecting at angles other than 90 degrees though! Just having walls at arbitrary angles to one another allows Dooms worlds to look so much more interesting.
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giobox
3y ago
> playing a leaked version with no sound Doom was shareware - it almost goes without saying we all played a copied version. Thinking on it, I don't know anyone who actually paid to get the full game, I miss the floppy cloning days.
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giobox
3y ago
ASML is the obvious answer, but the list drops off sharply IMO after this, especially in comparison to the US. Also, around half of ASML's headcount is located outside of Europe.
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giobox
3y ago
> I'd just like to point out that Tesla's performance upgrade, (which is software only) unlocks screens to tune how the drivetrain works. No it doesn't unfortunately (I bought it). Elon tweeted years ago the in-app/in
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3y ago
Their largest business is largely mobile ads in mobile games, as I understand it, and has been for a while. As a business, they haven't really competed all that effectively with Unreal for AA/AAA games. If you like ads in mobile g
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3y ago
The relationship between VSCode and commercial versions of Visual Studio is the worst part of .net, especially the omnisharp debacle. Given much of the key feature set of visual studio is now in VSCode for free for .Net development, I wonde
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