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by mongol 3y ago
So what other defenestrations are there? The ones in Prague are the ones I have heard about. I remember some movie scenes also, Axel Foley being defenestrated comes to mind. But was the word invented to describe the Prague events ?
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by mongol 3y ago
I set up something similar using network namespaces with Wireguard and tinyproxy. But performance wasn't stellar. Interested how this performs.
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by mongol 3y ago
What would the ideal image be? Perhaps not a human, but an animal? A cat perhaps? White with dark spots, and thin whiskers.
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by mongol 3y ago
Interesting that one of the commits commented on update of the test file that it was for better reproducibility for having been generated by a fixed random seed (although how goes unmentioned). For the future, random test data better be gen
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by mongol 3y ago
How much more energy spent though?
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by mongol 3y ago
I found The Sentinel spooky and scary at the time. I always panicked when the sentinel got me in sight and usually I lost moments after that. It was an amazing game for its time, and maybe still.
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by mongol 3y ago
Ok didn't know that. It was featured on a reputable Swedish news site (omni.se)
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by mongol 3y ago
Video here https://twitter.com/sentdefender/status/1772514015790477667
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by mongol 3y ago
Yeah I have similar memories. By now they are memories of recalled memories, degraded like an old VHS tape. But I am certain they are real because they meant a lot to me when I was very young (but older than a toddler). I.e. I have toddler
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by mongol 3y ago
The political solution is in the works. A contactless card. I have not read it it is outlined here (Swedish) https://www.regeringen.se/rattsliga-dokument/statens-offentl...
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by mongol 3y ago
I prefer tomato as separator. It is tastier
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by mongol 3y ago
That is an underappreciated gem. It should find more use!
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by mongol 3y ago
Something like free software is needed here. Something that copyright holders can apply and that affects models that are trained on it. GPL v4 perhaps?
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by mongol 3y ago
He called it "the worst car I've ever reviewed" How many cars have he reviewed? I thought he mostly reviewed smartphones.
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by mongol 3y ago
Yeah, I thought "art" first, but perhaps PR is a better word.
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by mongol 3y ago
To me it seems to compute number of hours in the interval between those times.
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by mongol 3y ago
Clever. Imagine how many lives are wasted by online ads with this reasoning...
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by mongol 3y ago
Yes me too. Even if it did not meet the expectations by far, there must have been effort going into it. Providing a lacklustre experience is not fraud. A true fraudster would not have bothered.
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by mongol 3y ago
For me, "black woman with black man" gives almost identical results. I am at loss what is happening here.
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by mongol 3y ago
> Right now the star is about 250 light-years away, but 2.8 million years ago it passed within 30,000 AU or half a light-year of the Sun. It may have passed as close as 4,000 AU from the Sun. This blew my mind. I never considered that st
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by mongol 3y ago
The Baltic sea has changed shape a lot over the last tens of thousands of years. Sea levels have rised while land has rised too. This video illustrates through animation: https://youtu.be/Jzm9tald1zA What would have been ne
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by mongol 3y ago
Is Dr Strangelove a caricature of Kissinger? I heard that in an Adam Curtis documentary.
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by mongol 3y ago
> Steve Jobs said that web apps would take their place Yes I remember this. But he must have known their plans and basically lied about it.
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by mongol 3y ago
This is what ChatGPT has to say about the difference. Does it capture your view of the matter? Penne liscie and penne rigate are both types of penne pasta, but they differ in their surface texture: 1. *Penne Liscie*: This type of penne has
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by mongol 3y ago
Reminds me about this hilarious article about a past Bucatini shortage. It was posted on HN when I read it the first time https://www.grubstreet.com/2020/12/2020-bucatini-shortage-in...
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by mongol 3y ago
I also use .lan
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by mongol 3y ago
Yes that I am aware about, and it actually happened earlier. So cars had three point belts when I grew up, but they were not mandatory to use in the rear seat. (Actually, I think they did not have three point belts in the rear when I think
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by mongol 3y ago
You can also fly out of the window, but especially you will hurt whoever is in front of you. See for example https://youtu.be/9_Af8w2SAT4
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by mongol 3y ago
Sometime between WW2 and now, human lives started to be valued significantly more. I have only a vague idea about this process. Was it continuous, or through several steps? I have a feeling that the invention of three point seat belts playe
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by mongol 3y ago
I started using SuSE in 2002, and it was my go-to distro for personal purposes until 2022. At that time I made the leap To NixOS. It feels now I made the right choice. SuSE always felt stable and predictable, but I never really grokked the

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