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by m463 5mo ago
I bought two 4x1 switches and stacked them on top of each other. One was connected to my keyboard and (up to) 4 machines. The other was connected to my mouse and (up to) 4 machines. for each machine, I need 2 cables from 2 usb ports on the
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by m463 5mo ago
I was wondering about trusts. people put houses in family trusts.
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by m463 5mo ago
All bets are off if you use unapproved third-party toner cartridges...
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by m463 5mo ago
kvm usb switching is always broken, sometimes subtly, sometimes obvious I use mechanical USB switches to individually switch USB lines like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01I0Y3GEE one for keyboard, one for mouse Pro
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by m463 5mo ago
Take a step back and think of the company who designed this machiavellian scheme and generated this dramatic situation... is this a business relationship with trust and maturity?
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by m463 5mo ago
I don't know - I've seen "kings" and "billionaires" on protest signs lining the streets in santa cruz
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by m463 5mo ago
it's not a duality at all. the people don't know. the people doing the "analytics" (surveillance) like their privacy too, because they are doing creepy stuff and don't want people to know it. And even if they aren
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by m463 5mo ago
Yeah, you can use some ai models to completely reinterpret your photos with different styles, or just skip the "having your photos" as a source in the first place and generate them synthetically.
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by m463 5mo ago
Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. would you give up text messages or email? Many "new" tools are basically the old tools with a few additions like emojis and pictures. I do think upvoting was one "technology&q
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by m463 5mo ago
I miss usenet. I remember when it was popular, computers had limited storage and bandwidth, and you had to "sip" usenet articles because it was a giant firehose of data, mostly hand-typed text. (excepting alt.binaries.*)
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by m463 5mo ago
yeah reading the original post linus seems to be pretty constructive in his words and open to AI in a common-sense way.
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by m463 5mo ago
I think people are used to bias in mainstream media, but theregister seems to show it to computer/tech folks. I don't mind, I like opinionated stuff and can make up my own mind, but I wonder what folks with less context/exp
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by m463 5mo ago
tax what you want less of... (wonder where the bill really originates from?)
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by m463 5mo ago
I wasn't familiar with haiku os, so: Haiku is a community-driven continuation of BeOS, a discontinued operating system for personal computers. It is binary-compatible with BeOS, but also supports contemporary systems, protocols, hardw
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by m463 5mo ago
I remember a friend telling me the state highway department used to call them guardrails, but after some lawsuits, they started calling them guide rails. This legal distinction was because they didn't want to imply they could prevent
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by m463 5mo ago
(did anyone else think of speed racer?)
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by m463 5mo ago
I've always thought they would come out with subvocal microphones that I though you could use diving or whatever. (I don't know if they exist) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subvocal_recognition
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by m463 5mo ago
I remember reading about superstitious behavior in pigeons. You feed pigeons randomly, and if they happened to be standing on one foot when they got fed, they will associate that behavior with what happened. So they will stand on one foot
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by m463 5mo ago
The world is infinitely complicated. The amazing thing is that through things like science, education, government, farming, etc... That people can grasp much of the world around them and function well.
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by m463 5mo ago
"You have to work backwards from the customer experience." answer... ditch phone/screen, just have an earpod you talk to.
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by m463 5mo ago
When the mcdonalds quarter pounder with cheese came out, the europeans came out with this government sponsored measurement for fast food chains to standardize and compete without adopting american standards. (like usb-c over lightning) ;)
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by m463 5mo ago
I found the rest of the movie after the quote to be quite charming.
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by m463 6mo ago
crows warn about stuff. If I go outside and the crows are going crazy, something interesting is happening. Mostly it is hawks, and the crows will chase and dive bomb them. Once I came outside and the crows were going nuts, but not flying.
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by m463 6mo ago
nobody could have predicted it (except maybe prediction markets)
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by m463 6mo ago
following along with the amazon analogy... Some people are mindful about what they get and don't get from amazon and don't die from prosperity. ("you might use AI to increase your prosperity") the rest of the world eats
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by m463 6mo ago
opinions aside, it is statistically easier to take a pill than change habits. statistically speaking, people with a BMI > 40 live 6 years less, and BMI > 50 live 15 years less. For those people, the changes they need to make might be
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by m463 6mo ago
Aren't there specific colors of lighting that vehicles cannot use? like flashing blue and red lights are reserved for police cars. construction vehicles get flashing yellow/orange, etc. I don't know why this doesn't get
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by m463 6mo ago
> Purely AI written systems will scale to a point of complexity that no human can ever understand I think it will be needless verbose complexity. I kind of imagine someone having an unlimited budget of free amazon stuff shipped to their
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by m463 6mo ago
I think it would be great if we got non-connected vehicles.
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Congress Introduces Bill to Permanently Block Chinese Vehicles from US(caranddriver.com)
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