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by knodi123 2y ago
And the XL has higher audio gain. But yeah, those are the only differences.
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by knodi123 2y ago
Ugh, that one was killing me the other day. I went through 3 different cables before I found a hardware designer on the company's discord who could explain the issue.
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by knodi123 2y ago
> are vague in intention Just poking fun at a flaw in your reasoning. You think you are thinking because of your subjective experience. However, you say that something else cannot be thinking, despite the fact that you cannot share its
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by knodi123 2y ago
I'm less worried about them supporting it with drivers/security, and more with them supporting it with new software. It will take compelling experiences for adoption to take off, and if they don't keep adding experiences....
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by knodi123 2y ago
Prove to my satisfaction that you think. ;-)
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by knodi123 2y ago
I'm glad you asked about chameleons! Determining whether a chameleon is good or bad can be very important for lizard rankings. As everyone knows, a chameleon is able to camouflage to look more like a leaf. This can help protect it f
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by knodi123 2y ago
Having your biological age suspended at 30 doesn't preclude death. You can always kill yourself whenever you want. If you don't want to, it's because you think there's a reason to keep living. > After awhile, you th
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by knodi123 2y ago
> No, it's not silly. Immortality = staying alive for an infinite amount of time. Words mean what we mean them to mean. When most people talk about trying to find a way to achieve mortality themselves, they are talking about biolog
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by knodi123 2y ago
This is silly. People who talk about wanting to achieve immortality aren't talking about doing it through a genie wish that gets ironically turned against them, leaving them hovering in agony in deep space after the heat death of the
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by knodi123 2y ago
or at least resolving to. :-P
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Do androids stream electric sheep?
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> of being slashdotted haha, you're old... :-)
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Yeah, and Trump promised to release his tax returns. Around here, our sewage trucks have the word "Political Promises" painted on the side.
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by knodi123 2y ago
Yeah, and Hitler said he was a national socialist. We don't need to judge truth based on the words found in random twitter bios. We can judge Maduro based on his actions- disappearing the opposition leader and permanently hiding lo
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by knodi123 2y ago
World records matter on their own, as long as the measurement is trustworthy. The way we know this matters at the Olympics, is that world records are being tracked and discussed at the Olympics. But you're right, they don't affec
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by knodi123 2y ago
> Facebook has taken massive liberties with our private data Gotta remember the quote from Zuckerberg during the early days, when someone asked him how he got all that private data. He said, and I quote, "People just submitted it.
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33% of all living americans? how can it be that much?
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Skinny, tall, tiny breasts, washboard ass, annoying voice. Just generally not the physical characteristics of a woman who wants to be seen as sexy.
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by knodi123 2y ago
> Olive Oyl from the Popeye movie I recently (randomly!) listened to the "What Went Wrong" podcast episode about Popeye. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/popeye-1980/id15128470... It was _h
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by knodi123 2y ago
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2016/11/17/shining-ac... > "I’m very sick, I need help," she says in an interview airing Friday. Basically, she struggled with mental health
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by knodi123 2y ago
I saw a single-panel comic once of an old man, manacled, alone, in a dank dungeon cell. The caption is "I know not how long I have been in here. The days and years flow together, and my mind is haunted by memories. But I want Chick-
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by knodi123 2y ago
amazing how many people have that commercial burned into their memory.
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by knodi123 2y ago
Ha. When I moved into my town, the public library's online book search was only turned on from 9-5, monday through saturday. Apparently it was so unstable they didn't want anyone trying to use it unless they had an IT guy on han
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by knodi123 2y ago
> manipulate it's environment to grow food, apart from humans, by protecting aphids And of course the ones that literally garden fungus.
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by knodi123 2y ago
It was a challenge finding something truly foreign. I just kept stumbling across america's best hits of the 80s and 90s, all across the globe. With a steady helping of generic euro-pop. But some revival preaching in africa really fel
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> it's also just an amazing human story of tenacity and curiosity. It's hard to talk about them without getting emotional once you read their story. In their own words: https://www.cureffi.org/about/
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"...once Nakamura succeeded in creating a commercially viable prototype, 3 orders of magnitude (1000 times) brighter than previously successful blue LEDs, Nichia pursued developing the marketable product. The company's gross recei
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by knodi123 2y ago
No kidding... but it did. I have an aunt who's an editor, and she was basically put out of business by chatgpt. She still gets paid by the same people for the same work, but her rate has been slashed, and since she has no interest i
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frogs are super sensitive to environmental contamination, so clean and clear is fine. as long as it's stagnant.
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lol, simplicity is a hallmark of genius

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