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lucb1e
2y ago
That's called not having a backup of your physical storage medium: when it takes damage, files get gone!
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2y ago
Thanks, also for providing the ready-to-use commands! I did four tests on my "server" with an Intel i7 3630QM CPU. Pseudocode: - Test 1, simple benchmark: `php -r '$starttime=microtime(1); while($starttime+1>microtim
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2y ago
Huh, that is interesting, thanks for clarifying and going so far as sharing benchmark examples! I will try this on my own hardware as well and edit in the results (though I'm far from running into performance limitations on the old lap
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2y ago
Intermittent workloads on the order of 2 milliseconds, you mean? Frequency scaling is much faster than blinking, as well as ubiquitous in all recent consumer hardware that I'm aware of due to the huge amount of power it saves. Turning
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2y ago
> That evolved tangentially into I really think that's some reverse causality here (source: been here since at least 2012, eyeing my account registration date). The Boeing thing is of recent years but commercial airline crashes have
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2y ago
Saving others a click: it syncs terminal history between systems How does this help to memorize syntax if you repeatedly use the same commands?
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2y ago
Oh god please no, I hate the rare program that poops my terminal full of seven pages of output and I have to use like shift+pgup or the mouse to get back up to see the only four useful words of output: "option --anakyze not recognized&
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2y ago
> if there are no restrictions on immigration But there are. I'm not aware that even the most pro-"share the love" party thinks we can unilaterally make the decision to let just anybody into Schengen (the EU-related freedo
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2y ago
> Do you honestly think that people who believe these things will be swayed by facts and evidence? I've got two data points to offer! For one, some research from last year showed that > Over three rounds of back-and-forth interac
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2y ago
Are they so widespread because of this "both parties/sides' views need to be represented" perhaps? And is that why they influence discourse so much, because they have to be brought up again and again? Of course, you'
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2y ago
Nah come on, what you've cited is obvious to everyone but a delusional 0.001%. They do not need a podium for that
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2y ago
I do feel like there is a limit to how biased a source can be when it tries to be based in evidence, though. Nobody would disagree that 1+1=2, basic physics tells one that COVID is not spread by 5G towers, the climate has warmed enough that
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2y ago
There not being another pandemic during the information age to compare with, it's hard to say whether The Democrats mishandled it or not. Perhaps one could look at aspects where there was consensus within at least one of the opposing p
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2y ago
In case it helps you to have someone chime in besides the person you're arguing with, "You are not arguing in good faith" applies a lot more to "stop muddying the waters with your buffoonish rhetoric" and "What
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2y ago
> if you expose the public to many different biased opinions and let them learn to recognize the biases [then good stuff] Is that an assumption, or based on research? Based on the last couple years of elections, I'd guess that expos
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2y ago
> Are you maybe suggesting that what is good for an individual is not good for society? I don't read any such suggestion into the person's post; to me, it seems to mean what it says. As to whether individual needs and societal
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2y ago
> I 100% expect some downvotes from the ccp. Always happy to oblige when someone insinuates that any critics must be government agents
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2y ago
Cool site! I didn't know this was an established way of measuring input lag but it's how I've been doing it since I found out my Samsung phone came with a 960 fps camera. Manually counting frames with ffmpeg is a pain, but I
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2y ago
Yeah, that's in the second paragraph
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Thanks! This shows it for 2 frames instead of 1 because there is no channel overlay showing the location (Canada) on top of the meteorite Link without tracking for the lazy btw: https://youtu.be/c0gnYzhTL5A
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2y ago
TL;DR some 200 km/h The article says some 20 km/s, but that's its speed in space. The video is crap (just repeats the same footage four times, no slow motion) but downloading that m3u8 with yt-dlp and running it frame by fram
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2y ago
Could turn off automatic updates so it won't matter who buys it
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2y ago
Only shows a link for iOS and it also says "concluded" so it sounds like even if I had an Apple device, it has been shut down? If so, I'm very tempted to make a variant that uses email since I'll run an email server with
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2y ago
How so? Why would an owner of a market with physical dimensions, held every Saturday or whatever, be any more or less responsible for what changes hands there?
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> What does it mean to be "operating an electronic market"? Ask Ross Ulbricht > Are you under the impression [...] That the drugs passed through his hands? They never said that, and it doesn't have to for being partiall
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2y ago
> People can sell drugs on facebook marketplace but that doesn't mean that Zuckerberg is a drug dealer In our legal system, they are in fact partially responsible if they don't disallow it and don't act upon reports. I
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2y ago
Pretty sure this also requires the banks to then accept those attestation keys. Graphene pushes for them to do this, so you can't simply run whatever open OS you want on your device (like on desktop where you can also do online banking
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I personally did not read the parent comment's saying of "can" as meaning "has been"
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> What does gone mean though? Anything but the original. That the original might have shimmered (or otherwise looked like) this Bitcoin icon, should have no bearing on what it chooses to put there
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