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2y ago
Looks like one of the legs broke off during landing, which if you look at the pic of nova-c, there are no dampeners? "Machines that bend are better" and all that...
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2y ago
Good. Now go start some serious alternatives to the surevilance tech we are stuck with today
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2y ago
Or if BB King patented the blues scale
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2y ago
Just to be clear here, the FBI recommends adblock.
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2y ago
Kind of puts into perspective a trillion dollars...
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2y ago
Can Whisper differentiate / classify speakers? If so the easier thing would be a pad listening to the room
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2y ago
Cancellation is just a boolean that is checked between smaller increments of the full job
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2y ago
Let the market forces deal with it?
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2y ago
So a company that can pivot within their general domain is preferable
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2y ago
How many enterprise security suites offer remote browser isolation though
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2y ago
It's insane that there were multiple crewed trips to the moon, in the 70's!
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2y ago
People buy all kinds of stuff online, why not this device? Unless the game uses HDCP the hdmi rip is not possible to detect. And the usb controller could even forward the properties of the connected device. These devices exist as we speak
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2y ago
Rising discord and worshipping money
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2y ago
I think there are external kvm like cheat devices though. Scans the image and controls the mouse and keyboard i guess
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2y ago
Probably government portals that Meta provides
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2y ago
Or toLocalDisplayString(TAI timestamp). It seems like timezones and their rules change over time and geographic location, using todays rules to show dates back in time with previous rules would be broken right?
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2y ago
Send a piece of lead in orbit around the sun so it heats up but not melts, when it comes around heat some water to steam. Free power!
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2y ago
Is it possible to use a european bank with eId totp physical chip with fallback to passport scan?
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2y ago
Notnpossible to generate a limitee key in 2024?
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2y ago
Giving arbitrary actors control to target you and load whatever they want in your browser window is an uneeded liability. I have seen for myself people getting scammed by ads. No one was held accountable.
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2y ago
Does anyone actually do anything other than immediately await the async thing? But all callers need to wrap everything in Task<> and awaits and async and whatnot... If you want to do some parallel processing on a collection I'm s
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2y ago
But I want to hear The Entertainer and I certainly don't want the piano in tune!
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2y ago
Thanks for pointing me in right direction. That's exactly what I'm wishing for in .net
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What is the fundemental problem we are trying to solve here? My pet problem with async is that it takes so much syntax, and i wonder why we need to do that. As i understand it it is all about blocking calls taking up OS threads. So i will t
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2y ago
It is underrated how much a productivity hit the constant changes in windows cause
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2y ago
The fix for this is obviously to pre-filter that exact string /s
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2y ago
Would they be using AC or DC? I heard that very long cables using AC can be more lossy
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Someone needs to seriously create a solid off-cloud personal computing experience. Phones that don't record everything and sell it. How about all these laid off software engineers? Can you guys start something?
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2y ago
Wifi flesh detectors
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It is dangerously easy to hack the worlds phones
(economist.com)
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