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by jolmg 3y ago
> What is going on now that it seems like the rest of the world suddenly discovered a feature of the previous generation VR goggles? Is it just "because Apple"? Is it better marketing? It takes more attention to notice that you
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by jolmg 3y ago
> Do you think deepfake porn of celebrities should be allowed? What about deepfake porn of an unpopular student at the local high school? Should be handled by impersonation/defamation laws. For celebrities, perhaps it may be handled
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by jolmg 3y ago
> This analogy is strained Yes, that's why I offered the kitchen knife example instead. Cars are also a problematic analogy, because even though some people still consider their operation to be fully controlled by the driver and not
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by jolmg 3y ago
The analogue of someone using deep-fakes for fraud is for someone to purposefully hit a pedestrian with their car. Should Honda be held liable because someone tried to use their car as a weapon? The classical form of this argument is if a k
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by jolmg 3y ago
> Perhaps WADS and IJKL. I don't think 2 hands are needed, but WASD might be more intuitive. W/S to increase/decrease amplitude, A/D to decrease/increase frequency, Q/E to increase/decrease the phase.
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by jolmg 3y ago
> Or when we build so much it will take an hour or more to go to the grocery shop to buy milk? Simply “build” is not the answer. “Building smart” would be a better answer. If you have residences that are an hour away from groceries, even
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by jolmg 3y ago
Same. My bag's the size of half a wallet when folded, so it's not really a bother to carry a couple, let alone one. I tend to keep at least a couple in my car's glove box as well. I'm not sure my plastic usage has decrea
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by jolmg 3y ago
> And in those countries, going into hospital does not mean running up a life-altering bill. I chuckle a bit that the next sentence to that is: > Why not raise the liability legal limits? Shouldn't the focus be on the insane hosp
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by jolmg 3y ago
https://politics.stackexchange.com/questions/83980/why-is-sw...
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by jolmg 3y ago
Samsung sells watches with standalone cellular. You can get an eSIM for the watch and leave your phone at home. Seems their Gear S from 10 years ago was the first. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Gear_S
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by jolmg 3y ago
There was a TV commercial for the Wii that had Amon Tobin's "Verbal" as the song while the player flipped their couch and jumped around their living room while playing Metroid. The song fit so well and was so cool and differe
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by jolmg 3y ago
3:27 I wasn't expecting this to include a mandatory registration and sign-in to an online account. I thought the inability to have offline/local accounts was one of the hated points of the new Windows OSes.
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by jolmg 3y ago
> At 18th I've received an email from Amazon, that in order to get my package I need to "share some personal details" for a 3rd party (Aramex). No refunds in the email. I did it, naively, and no answer since that. My guess
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by jolmg 3y ago
In the case of viewnior, it said that the resulting image has zero size and displayed nothing. That statement of it not being used seems false.
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by jolmg 3y ago
That first > 00 00 00 00 should be `05 00 05 00`.
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by jolmg 3y ago
> The Kickstarter is already double-funded. More than triple-funded just 5 hours after your comment.
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by jolmg 3y ago
> but also fastmail includes unlimited @fastmail.com email addresses On aliases, the limit is 600. Maybe you mean the recently added masked emails. The limit on those is not documented, but rumor says it's 1,000.[1] [1] https:&#x2F
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by jolmg 3y ago
The links don't appear bold to me, using firefox on desktop.
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by jolmg 3y ago
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/758932/unix-time-le...
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by jolmg 3y ago
> Still I find it very odd that cat didn't show anything, perhaps it is because the carriage return, brings the cursor back to the beginning of the line, effectively erasing the line that was just output. Bringing the cursor back do
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by jolmg 3y ago
> Officer Jose Alvarez stopped arresting people for possession and began giving out tickets with the number for a rehab helpline. Most of the people smoking fentanyl or meth on this city’s streets balled them up and tossed them onto the
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by jolmg 3y ago
As someone that's not all that into cars, what's the connection between Hawaii and the Ferrari?
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by jolmg 3y ago
> do not cause disease in healthy people, with the exception of Staphylococcus aureus I'm no biologist, but surely as with (most?) bacteria that depends on whether your immune system is regularly exposed to it or not, right? Cursory
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by jolmg 3y ago
> There might be a possible benefit from the lack of light flickering from AC-driven electric lights, but that is only true if the space is daylit. The change isn't from AC-driven lighting to non-AC-driven lighting. It's the ot
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by jolmg 3y ago
I'm not blind, but the way I wash dishes, when I rinse I press my fingers against the surface and slide with a bit of force through as much surface as I can. If my fingers don't skip across, it's not clean enough. It ideally
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by jolmg 3y ago
Different definitions. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/responsi... You're assuming: > being the cause of a particular action or situation But "responsible" also means: > ha
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by jolmg 3y ago
> And where in the world do you think this would not be the case? I think their point is precisely that this Chinese case might be more similar rather than different to the rest of the world. > (such a fine of 100k is probably on the
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by jolmg 3y ago
Yeah. Aren't Intel NUCs the only Ultra-SFF offerings that separate the system between compute elements and board elements? It makes it simpler to have a board element specifically designed for a device while allowing upgradability of t
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by jolmg 3y ago
$ date -ud @$(( 256 ** 6 / 1000 )) Tue Aug 2 05:31:50 AM UTC 10889
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by jolmg 3y ago
> Failing quietly was never a part of it. Not part of it, but not against it. It's useful to stay quiet when the program is meant for conditions and failure is normal. For example: `test`/`[`, `false`, `grep` (when no matches a

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