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jjcon
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I’m hoping to run macOS with QEMU/KVM with a project like this or another - does anyone know though if it is possible to pass through an intel integrated gpu (in a CPU only machine) to use for hardware acceleration?
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Apple Music is DRM yes (it can be de-DRMed though fairly easily), purchased music from iTunes is DRM free.
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I ripped my Apple Music library and switched to Plex (listening via plexamp - also looked at Jellyfin with finamp) because I thought Apple music was pushing music completely outside of my tastes (and particularly American centric) and was b
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5y ago
The methane is only temporary and still maintains equalibrium in the long term - the issue is when we extract/introduce entirely new greenhouse gases to the system (notably oil)
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>burns a lot of oil Oil isn't emitted from cows
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> Moreover forests are carbon neutral - that's why it's called a carbon CYCLE As is the meat industry despite many citations of a retracted paper - the cows aren't emitting anything that wasn't already in the grass (a
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Baseless? Police even have access to tools like grayshift/graykey to unlock all but the newest iphones (which inevitably will be supported in time). That is what is known publicly because it is so ubiquitous, plenty of leaks suggest fa
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>the many US government 3 letter agencies would love to have full read access to every single iPhone in the world They 100% already do
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I believe that has been established for a while now across multiple jurisdictions. Most approved vaccines in eu and us are quite effective though https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2021-09-17
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Lobsters have essentially the same number of neurons in their entire nervous system (including the “brian”) as a fruit fly does. Complex yes? Interestingly complex? Not even close. A cockroach has 10x more.
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Anyone want to Hollywood movie, “in English please” this for me? If it is at the top of HN I feel like I should understand the significance more.
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Not according to these and other benchmarks - what makes you think that?
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> pent-up demand and desire to rewrite the rules around ownership & sovereignty Can you expand on this? I've never seen these things as anything new just the same old get rich quick stuff we've seen forever but this has me
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That would still be circumstantial wouldn't it?
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As someone who eats a primarily vegan diet I find the vegan community to be insufferably toxic. I'm not talking about individuals but the community itself is just one big dick measuring contest about who is 'more vegan' and s
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5y ago
Yes there are trucker pumps in the USA and those have different fill rates - 10 gallons is just the consumer pump rate
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The most popular truck in the US is the ford f150 which has a 26 gallon tank. The fill rate of gas stations is 10 gallons a minute in the USA (by law - they are capable of much faster fill rates). Even when only looking at trucks we are tal
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>Exactly this. All posts on the internet act as a selection filter; On the other hand, Firefox has been steadily losing tons of users and market share for the past decade so maybe people really do hate it?
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> USA seems addicted to cheap fuel. Cheap fuel means cheap transportation, which means cheaper goods and greater purchase power across the entire economy. This is especially the case in countries like the USA where population density is
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>gamed by an Internet mob What game? People almost universally didn't like a CEO giving herself an award.
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But youtube isn't removing the button or the signal from their algorithms - they are just removing the optics of having a disliked video (which a lot of users including myself found useful)
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Its an idiom ( https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/and-then-the-whole-bus-clappe... ) My point is that I can make stuff up too! If you need evidence that linux is just not ready for non-technical user prime time just take a l
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The EU and US etc are also bankrolling these israeli operations so im not really sure the funding argument holds up well here
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I would hope so - its not their job to play world government
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>My whole extended family runs on vanilla Fedora. Even my two surviving grandparents use Gnome as their desktop. And then everyone started clapping
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Do you really want Apple to ban more apps based on political actions? The HN can be really regressive sometimes =/
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> they can't leave their tiny allocated stretch of land That is how country boundaries work - there are lots of disputed territories in Israel - pretending it is as simple as 'allocated land' is completely disingenuous >
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Not everything is a conspiracy, some people might just disagree with you
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Thats possible but baking lights etc should come down to raw power unless theyve implemented something oddly
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One that actually works well and a hundred half broken ones is better than just one hundred half broken ones.
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