kaetemi

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by kaetemi 3y ago
And spammers will happily remove those bits from the address.
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by kaetemi 3y ago
There are computers capable of running modern web browsers?
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by kaetemi 3y ago
It's the port in your Wifi over Data box, that hackers can connect their wireless Wifi cable extender to, so you can consummate all the exoteric phonography that the information highway is compromised of.
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by kaetemi 3y ago
Wifi Port.
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by kaetemi 3y ago
Wait until it drifts off further into "it is compromised of". (You can Google that, and you'll find it used in papers already.)
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by kaetemi 3y ago
Yeah, but from a user POV at least those are functional and not just for vaguely specified "security reasons".
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by kaetemi 3y ago
Yeah. A lot of the karaoke systems (even cheap ones) have their own weird "encryption". It is really just to stop other manufacturers from copying their song collection.
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by kaetemi 3y ago
The only one that would fit my mainboard I bought on Amazon, and I only got it to upgrade Windows. The indication on it is "made in China". As a consumer I also have no idea how these suspicious chips that I'm required to plu
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by kaetemi 3y ago
The trick used to be just requiring a valid credit card.
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by kaetemi 3y ago
Nah, that sounds like bad management. They should be relaying the requirements to the hardware team.
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by kaetemi 3y ago
Yep. It's part of your job to tell managers "yes, it's possible, but it'll negatively affect performance in a significant way because of such and such hardware limitations, so it's not the most valuable feature to i
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by kaetemi 3y ago
Yeah, if you're going to exclude the common use cases, obviously it's going to be rare. (: People still use local storage. (I'd also like native ext4 support in Windows.)
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by kaetemi 4y ago
From what I understand, SD doesn't handle color space correctly (or at all), hence all the weird saturated blue-magenta-orange-beige gradients in a lot of its example outputs. And why its output often feels more like a bad Photoshop co
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by kaetemi 4y ago
I got an Ender 3 Pro, and it just worked. No fiddling.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
It easily bridges over sections of code and documentation that are otherwise tedious to produce. I can just write a dense rambling explanation, and it'll decompress that into a piece of text or code that includes all the well-known bit
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by kaetemi 4y ago
On the other hand, it can write hypothetical example code for a Python binding or conversion of a library in another language.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Ensure you have a backup supplier that you can switch to.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Apparently it's the opposite. They can improve its output by letting it reason logically or critically on its own output, somewhat like a thought monologue I assume. Not familiar with the details, though.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
But have you asked GPT yet to write a Python script to ask GPT to write a Python script to ...
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by kaetemi 4y ago
That's fair. So the internet has really been getting dumber.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Yup, computers on the LAN don't get any address. From what I understand, the modem would be supposed to delegate a prefix to the router so it can hand out addresses, but this part isn't happening.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
No idea. I've tried every setting combination on this consumer grade D-Link router which is supposed to support IPv6. Nothing results in a functioning network. Forum posts I find from other customers of this ISP report the same behavio
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by kaetemi 4y ago
My ISP's modem doesn't do prefix delegation so I don't even get IPv6 with my own router in-between. And I need that thing in-between to at least have some control over the IPv4 LAN. No idea what security that modem provides,
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Teams would use 1GB RAM for each DM window if they did that. And the download button when someone sends you a file would still not work.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Actually, an AI assisted magic merge conflict fixer would be neat. (Compared to coworker just overwrote all conflicts with their own changes.)
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by kaetemi 4y ago
It's a Bing joke.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
The only thing that's dead in all my old phones is the battery, and the outdated OS.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
It's just making up your library. Ask it to write some documentation, don't be specific yet, then drop a whole header or piece of code from your project into the chat.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
I just asked it, and it said you can attach 1 per turn. And then it continued something about using supporter cards to look for more energy cards, and trainer cards to switch them. (Which it also considers as using or playing those energy c
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by kaetemi 4y ago
People who like dense living spaces should visit some of the dense high rise areas in Manila. Enjoy the gridlock and queueing ten minutes for the elevator to your floor.

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