jzemeocala

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   by jzemeocala 3y ago

   There are two words that strike sufficient fear into the hearts of the worlds leaders which has likely led to the current state of global printer enshittification: Counterfeit money
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   by jzemeocala 3y ago

   Hooters does the same thing with various coloured toothpicks, plate papers and pickles
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   by jzemeocala 3y ago

   OMG, I love this SOoooo much. Reminds me of a 90s era onion skin animation program I've been trying to find forever. SAVED
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   by jzemeocala 3y ago

   I thought for a second that the virtual Lou Reed was hooked on heroin.....lol
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   by jzemeocala 3y ago

   Im totally making me a sonic screwdriver.
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   by jzemeocala 3y ago

   Right now I haven't gotten past the drawing board phase. But I have spent more than a few hours hashing out the morality of the idea with friends and family. In the end, I always come back to the fact that the tech itself would HAVE TO
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   by jzemeocala 3y ago

   Awesome work, I've had the idea for a while of setting up a pipeline like this that could take input from all available sources of the person to clone their voice and image as well as dialogue. The intent being to create digital avatar
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   by jzemeocala 4y ago

   https://archive.ph/pEz2h
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   by jzemeocala 4y ago

   https://archive.ph/aejHL
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    by jzemeocala 5y ago

    This is going to be an unpopular comment, but...... Drugs and alcohol. They made me aloof enough to not care about fitting in, which ironically made me into the person that everyone else thought was the cool kid, while also dumbing me down
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    by jzemeocala 5y ago

    I'm surprised that i didn't see Musescore on there. Of all the Linux engraving programs it has become my favorite for getting a idea out of my mind and into my ears when its to complicated to play at speed. Such as this: https:&#
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    by jzemeocala 6y ago

    To qoute Paul Stanley from KISS when asked about what its like to be rich and famous: "Well, I know what it's like to be famous but I can't tell you anything about being rich"
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    by jzemeocala 6y ago

    this reminds me of an old XP-era program i had in the late 90s. every now and then I try looking for that program but can never find it (I thought it was called morpheus or something similar). Anyways, i have something fun and nostalgic to
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    by jzemeocala 6y ago

    If you do something right; no one can tell if you've done anything at all - Futurama
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    by jzemeocala 6y ago

    Beat me to the punch. I also seem to recall someone on drugs-forum actually attempting to inject loperamide into their spine or neck (details are fuzzy, it was about a decade ago) to get it past the Blood-Brain-Barrier
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    by jzemeocala 7y ago

    RatPoison (I'm a masochist)
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    by jzemeocala 7y ago

    I would personally recommend ubuntu. It's also free and unlikely to get viruses. Plus, In my experience from helping the elderly and other computer illiterates get connected, it often has a much gentler learning curve.The main hurdle t
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    by jzemeocala 8y ago

    I'm still a unity fan for various personal reasons, so my machine still runs 16.04 for now. But my wife's newest laptop got a fresh 18.04 install and I can report that amd proprietary drivers seem to be a lot easier to install wit
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    by jzemeocala 8y ago

    I have been doing this for the past three years with a game based on the film adaptation of my favorite drug adventure book. Don't forget to save all of your work locally, on the cheapest hard disk with the highest failure rate. That w