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by interloxia 8mo ago
105 comments from a few months ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46329109
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by interloxia 8mo ago
In my next game, Canalpunk, I'm planning to keep with bezier splines. The self intersection of the paths will make the disaster system more interesting.
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by interloxia 8mo ago
Hopefully by then VR versions of The Longest Journey or sanctioned or unsanctioned AI generated/slop adaptations of trek/wars/who etc.
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by interloxia 8mo ago
Probably not hard but my poor little innocent VPS at Hetzer that I have had for years is denied and that makes me sad.
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by interloxia 8mo ago
The comparison is between active VR participation (not simply watching TV in VR) and passive activities like crosswords during the recovery period of reduced mobility.
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by interloxia 8mo ago
I sometimes wonder if VR is ever successful, perhaps in the 2050s, some of the idleness will be less of an issue. The lack of movement rather than rich stimulation might remain the issuem I look forward to a study if there hasn't been
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by interloxia 9mo ago
wrong url. Davos Stops Pretending https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/22/world/davos-trump-greenla...
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by interloxia 9mo ago
I only remember watching Flight of the Navigator year after year.
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by interloxia 9mo ago
>a major "trick" being to put them in the middle of the house rather than in the exterior wall I vised Löwenburg in Kassel which has bedrooms with similar curtains around the bed. Much later (1891) and with other heating techno
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by interloxia 9mo ago
related: I like to scare myself with the nice graphics of daily global sea surface temperature from the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine. https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/?dm_id=world
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by interloxia 9mo ago
We bicycle a lot. I went with a Bosch USB c handheld compressor. Recommended although non replaceable batteries is a worry in the medium/long term. No trouble for the first two years.
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by interloxia 9mo ago
I tried this a while back with. NET and Blazor. With split screen I was able to add some code and preview live in the browser and build and 'install' a simple pwa. Presumably with an external monitor and the desktop mode it would
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by interloxia 9mo ago
English speakers in Liberia and the Burmese will also have to stick with tyranny units according to the detection code. The rest of us should be fine.
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by interloxia 9mo ago
From 38c3 https://reynardsec.com/en/volkswagens-bad-streak-we-know-whe... "The data, which includes detailed location information and even vehicle owner details, was left exposed and unprotected on the internet fo
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by interloxia 9mo ago
>Citizenship has to be irreversible, or very close to it, Australia at least states that expulsion is compatible with human rights. "The Bill is compatible with human rights because, to the extent that it may limit some human ri
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by interloxia 10mo ago
Mostly from dryers. I assumed mostly from failure to clean the lint but the following link suggested that that was the cause only 27% of the time. https://www.nfpa.org/education-and-research/research/nfpa-re... In
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by interloxia 10mo ago
Mike Haduck has a short series (and a bunch of others too) MACHU PICCHU "A stone masons commentary" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=njCStq0Hn58
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by interloxia 10mo ago
It was pretty dire. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Town_water_crisis
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by interloxia 10mo ago
It was quoted correctly. I wasn't quick enough to fix it before the reply.
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by interloxia 10mo ago
“Contrary to popular belief, the core problem in dyslexia is not reversing letters (although it can be an indicator),” I always assumed the visual processing limitations were part of the issue with the reversal/transcription problem. A
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by interloxia 10mo ago
CVE-2025-54957 critical rce in Dolby audio processing is a worry. https://source.android.com/docs/security/bulletin/pixel/2025...
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by interloxia 10mo ago
"Wait, user compliance scan identified location traces associated with participitation in community groups prohibited by EasyLife Health™ policy update 2025-12-06b. Recommend to annul contract."
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by interloxia 10mo ago
Note that some tinkering may be required for modern cards on old systems. - A UEFI DXE driver to enable Resizable BAR on systems which don't support it officially. This provides performance benefits and is even required for Intel Arc G
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by interloxia 11mo ago
They could sell custom ubikeys/whatever. Kids love Tonies. A custom USB stick/NFC/air tag would be "easy" and profitable.
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by interloxia 11mo ago
Apparently some of the nettle family have edible berries. Jared Rydelek's channel is about eating exotic fruits. It's a bit long winded but pretty neat to see the unusual fruits from around the world. A recent video has him eating
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by interloxia 1y ago
They could add it to the WiFi calling warning notification that emergency calls are unavailable. It even has a do not show again button that fails to dismiss or prevent the notification.
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by interloxia 1y ago
It looks like it should be possible to use a local model with a custom prompt. Selecting text and having a action with a custom prompt/tool without needing a browser extension might be nice. It need not even be a llm. https:/&#x2
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by interloxia 1y ago
The article covers a lot of issues. Identity, rights, and the legacy of past wrongs are tricky. Some of which are acknowledged but a bit too down played in this article in my opinion. Personally I don't understand cultural copyright. C
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by interloxia 1y ago
Imho horrible is too strong. They could be better. Recently they let through a phishing attempt against their own service. It was clearly not from them (to me) and didn't have a green dot or whatever. I was surprised and a bit disappoi
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by interloxia 1y ago
Not the author. I built one of these years ago and had fun finding and using sounds from radio aporee. https://archive.org/details/radio-aporee-maps https://aporee.org/maps/info/

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