lost_tourist

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by lost_tourist 3y ago
ffmpeg is LGPL so no need to release your code under GPL if you follow the LGPL licensing guidelines.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
wouldn't that only be true if your hardware doesn't have the decoder isn't built into the hardware of your gpu?
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Still limited to 280 unless you're paying for the check mark.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
It's not that high in SF, look up condo and home prices. This also included retail and other business space, so you're probably not including at least 50% of the extra cost&benefit when saying $1 million
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I mean gatekeeper comments are just as bad, no?
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
The key bad thing in what you said is "can't be used to build houses again". Zoning in SF and most of California is a joke.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
yeah I use my hexclad or well seasoned cast iron for eggs. An unsung hero is also carbon steel, as it's lighter and smoother (unless want to pay arm and a leg for super smooth bottom ground cast iron). Stainless is great for sauces or
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
only if you don't clean out your pan. Any youtube video on seasoning it will explain it quite well. Seasoning isn't "burnt oil" by any stretch or chemistry.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I would add that is far better and easier to season, almost as easy to maintain, and much less cantankerous. I use stainless for sauces and such but carbon steel or trust old cast iron is a much better choice for the majority of kitchens. S
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Heads of state and billionaires are not subject to the same set of laws as us plebeians.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
the alternative is to force parents to do their jobs. We don't need the government protecting us from everything. What do they want to protect us from next? Car accidents (stop allowing private car ownership). Being fat (monthly weigh
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I don't think it's -technically- impossible, I just think it's intellectually impossible for governments to allow such valuable information to actually be anonymous and would provide backdoors to aggregate the data and associ
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
So how would an American company who doesn't want to comply with this handle it? Simply block all incoming UK IP addresses? I wonder if there is any chance that British courts would say this goes against basic human rights. I have no i
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
What is a "stupid lightbulb" in this case? is that some kind of "ham operator" parlance, or are you only referring to using Morse code and a flashlight/light source?
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
The problem with your assessment is that you aren't being injected with experimental mRNA, it is well tested and proven on billions of people. It's fine to not want to be a part of that, but saying it is experimental is misinforma
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Because we prefer the freedom of cars. I don't like to have to spend 3x as much time on a bus I would hopping in a car and getting to my destination while also dealing with weather concerns as well. It's fine if you like public tr
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
It has the best one IF you have the money that you can fly wherever you need to get the best ______________. It really is as simple as that.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
just use your phone's integration with the dash and use siri or google ?
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
There is no incentive to interoperate as it will only cost them profits. Something like that has to be government mandated.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
It should always be tempered with common sense. The older I get the more I just want a basic car. I just need gauges and a radio with bluetooth. I don't need to integrate everything into my car or have an 18" center console. A rel
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
because some viewers have built in javascript interpreters. In the pdf it's just text labelled as a script
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
moot not mute
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
EU should be nothing more than a basic trade entity and leave governing to the people of the countries of Europe. I'm surprised they ever agreed to be controlled by some supposed meritocracy hundreds to 1000+ miles away from their bord
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Hex grids fascinated me as a kid. I used to do all my dungeons on grid paper and figured out independently some of the stuff in this article which I was probably a bit too proud of my (not so great) mathematical ability to do so.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I guess that's a great thought experiment and would be interesting, but given the current stranglehold that corporate special interests have in washington I have my doubts about anything like that ever happening in our life times.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I still find it amazing and love it. It does 90% of what I want from a silo'd experience. Sure it would be nice to have more but nothing else comes close unless you want to run multiple instances gobbling up even more ram than tabs and
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
It's likely that not all dinosaurs were chicken level intelligence and were quite a bit smarter, why couldn't they have become (or been) as intelligent as modern corvids?
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
Why is one supposed to read the first sentence? I am interested in Bandcamp but why would I go past the title of this article since it reads like a dramatic but cryptic facebook post by my retired uncle? There are a LOT of article posted on
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
We laughed at it because it was the product of someone who isn't really known for original thoughts or consideration of complex concepts, so we all kind of assumed it was just a joke.
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by lost_tourist 3y ago
I wonder if it's ancient communications methods fraud if you do it by carrier pigeon...

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