literalAardvark

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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Everyone who's been through true turmoil knows. Without a "village" around you you're dead. That's literally why villages formed as they did instead of people just spreading out. This Death Stranding bunker meme is
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
You're failing very hard at not talking about it, but thank you for the interesting story.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Debatable. "The town square for the world" is a lofty enough goal.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
They were guard and hunting dogs. Noisemakers, essentially. Herding was mostly done by people, often kids, and fences, though some neighbors did use herding dogs. I can understand how trained herding dogs can also be important, but it was c
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Microsoft's "Project Silica" is in early production.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Gold is extremely common in the solar system. In the next few hundred years it's pretty likely that gold price will be marginal, as asteroid miners looking for less useless materials such as nickel, cobalt and platinum mine an excess.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
An alien civilization knowing us just by an archived version of Horizon Worlds feels like a fate worse than death.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Yeah it means he won the game. Sadly your post is a major spoiler for those new to this wonderful game.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
If you've never played it, it's worth finishing once for the "story" and takes less than 10 hours if you grok exponential growth quick enough.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
My grandparents wouldn't have given a single hoot over the dog dying. The cows though? Those were important.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Why not use a video native tool like ffmpeg ? I'm unclear on what the advantage of dd is here. You could seek to second, keyframe, etc, and it would continue to work for formats that don't have fixed frame sizes. It's true th
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Eternal techtember
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Phones are much more than most fiction ever dreamed. I feel like they're one of the few fulfilled promises of tech.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Maybe they didn't know better. You could link these resources though.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
I expect he meant Fckgw- But good showing nonetheless.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
On the Samsung J5 2017 you need to delete the Google accounts before resetting.I haven't tested FRP on anything newer.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
I'd argue that tech bros know that social media screen time fries your brain and may try to keep their kids away from phones as much as possible.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
That's pretty disturbing, and not too far beyond capabilities. I think the biggest one missing would be that iirc a date going well seems pretty much random in dating service data, despite a fair bit of effort to find correlations.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Not really. The model doesn't store or reproduce anyone's art, maybe except with some intentional img2img prompting. And styles aren't copyrightable. There's some really impressive stuff being created out there, and it&#
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
It wouldn't be the first time Microsoft takes over the world by providing a decent offering and excellent backward compatibility.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
I guess in the same way you can currently link Steam to GeForce Now and be allowed to play your game. But steezier!
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
As a third party with no skin in the game: no idea but it was hilarious.
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
Just like we're in a bubble that says "haha Russia is losing, so naive", they're in a bubble that says "haha Russia is greatest army, winning everywhere where those dirty Americans aren't cheating. Ukraine is s
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by literalAardvark 4y ago
... and crashed all the time, which is how they lost me. I care, I tried. They shot themselves in the foot every 6 months for 10 years.