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by jjbinx007 1y ago
Surprisingly good. I asked it to create a quiz that asks if a celebrity is alive or dead and it made this: https://hope-rock-071r26.manyminiapps.com It decided which celebrities to use and also sourced photos for some of them
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
This caters for people who prefer the classic Doom style of gameplay in FPS games: https://www.reddit.com/r/boomershooters/
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
We encountered this recently - we have some monitoring software for a ride that was written in-house by a guy who no longer works for us. It was running on a Windows XP machine that needed connectivity via 2 serial ports. We ended up creati
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
Looks really clean and nice with an ad blocker
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
It doesn't say he's currently the DPP. It says: "As director of public prosecutions, Sir Keir Starmer issued..." Past tense.
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
If true, does this give more credence to the so called "Blowtorch Theory" that was featured on HN a couple of months back?
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
My Huawei was still absolutely fine for me speed-wise. I moved to a Xiaomi 14 for a little while which was obviously faster but not in a "holy shit it's fast" sort of way. The Pixel is slower than the Xiaomi in benchmarks but
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
For home users I'd say the biggest thing that keeps them on Windows is gaming, but Valve have made excellent progress at getting games to run on Linux now. For business users I'd say the biggest thing is Active Directory - being a
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
I decided to part with my Huawei Mate 20 X after about 7 years of ownership not because it was a bad phone - on the contrary, it has a nice big screen, decent enough camera, is still plenty fast enough etc - but because the OS hadn't r
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
It was only just over a decade ago I used to play lots of the online games hosted on Yahoo and it was great! I had just started dating my (now) wife and we used to hang out every evening in an online video conference and play online version
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
In the UK ISPs used to advertise how my megabytes of web space you got, how much Usenet you got, how many ISP-only email addresses were allocated, etc. Most people used modems to dial up paying the local call rate (the ISPs got a cut of thi
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
That makes sense, thanks for that
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
I recently used Gemini to help with some dashcam videos that weren't being saved properly. I was sure most of the data were there but the files wouldn't play in VLC or MPC, so I asked Gemini. It suggested various things to try, an
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
I discovered a bug when I was a kid and I don't think I've seen anyone else mention it before. Do you have any idea what's going on? Write a simple program to make the Spectrum display the "Scroll?" message and then
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
I believe the OP was referring to relativity - the closer to the speed of light you get the slower time appears to tick. So if you could travel at light speed you'd arrive at your destination immediately from your reference frame, but
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
Those function keys were bad but why have the joystick and mouse ports underneath in that location? Awful.
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
Article mentions infostealers. My guess would be a rogue browser extension but it could have just as easily been malware.
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
Truly fascinating, thanks for this. What I find a little perplexing is when AI companies are annoyed that customers are typing "please" in their prompts as it supposedly costs a small fortune at scale yet they have system prompts
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by jjbinx007 1y ago
I could zoom in okay on Chrome for Android but I always enable zoom override in accessibility so it might be that.
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
"Station Unavailable Users in the United Kingdom are restricted from tuning in to stations outside of the UK for an indefinite period due to copyright and neighboring rights related matters that require clarification. Stations situated
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
That's why I always set my password as 8 asterisks - that way when my password gets leaked the hackers still think it's encrypted.
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
It still can't generate a full glass of wine. Even in follow up questions it failed to manipulate the image correctly.
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
Use your phone
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
We used to run this on our Novell Netware system and it integrated beautifully. I still use it occasionally even now when I want to decode attachments from emails that I only have the plain text of. We also ran Mercury Mail server for a few
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
Funnily enough I installed this recently to install a game I bought years ago. I tried searching for it and found several outright scam apps. I figured Amazon had given up with it.
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
I just tried to create an account and got this error: "Can't connect to newserv.freewha.com:443 (hostname verification failed) hostname verification failed at /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl/LWP/Protocol
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
Give it a few months and it'll get cancelled
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by jjbinx007 2y ago
Is there anything like this available to run locally? Our HR dept wants to use something to transcribe interviews but doesn't want to submit data to some random website.
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YouTuber redesigns entire YouTube UI from scratch [video](youtube.com)
3 points by jjbinx007 2y ago|1 comments
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Google are deliberately breaking YouTube when it detects you're running Firefox(old.reddit.com)
89 points by jjbinx007 2y ago|65 comments

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