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by mxfh 10mo ago
Seriously, the biggest and most prevalent danger to kids online, is unregulated marketing directed towards them building unhealthy habits and potential loss of self worth due to unreachable ideals potrayed in advertising. Not any of the thr
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by mxfh 10mo ago
Almost nil? Websites that started before 2000 tend to stick around and comparably quite well archived. What has model training to do with SEO, that's outright detrimental to it for the most part. This is the spec it can guarantee you t
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by mxfh 10mo ago
I just have no idea how rigerously the data was reviewed. The 95% decline simply does no compute with 4,500,000 in 1959 and even an increase to 7,000,000 in 1968 largely due to increase in recreational horse population. https://t
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by mxfh 10mo ago
To me PE is just secondary effect of incentivizing private pension schemes over pay-as-you-go schemes in the last half century to me. A huge wealth transfer in disguise providing capital to financial actors (not at last PE) that are usually
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by mxfh 10mo ago
Still not quite convinced that the adjective should be applied to the website itself in a quite loose use of the word. Warner Bros anachronistically keeps this website online would be a simple fix; here used to reference and to point out
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by mxfh 10mo ago
Everything feels wrong with that approach too me, starting with calling a perfectly time-appropriate website anachronistic . Anachronistic would be something like creating an apparent flash website for a fictional 90s internet related movi
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by mxfh 10mo ago
Secondary RAM Manufacturing Had Stalled. Budget brands normally buy older DRAM fabrication equipment from mega-producers like Samsung when Samsung upgrades their DRAM lines to the latest and greatest equipment. This allows the DRAM market
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by mxfh 11mo ago
That process usually takes years. Here the price hike was pretty instant as secondary effect of DDR5 evasion in two waves. I July and now in October. There is usually no shortage of old working PC components as they also are avalable used a
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by mxfh 11mo ago
To put this in long term relation. Even current DDR4 3200 DIMM prices are at an all time high. These are 6+ year old chip specs now! I even thought stuff was overpriced four years ago in mid-2021 already, but this is a whole new level. Some
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by mxfh 11mo ago
Waiting for all my out of use 4, 8, and 16GB DDR3 DIMMs that I have somewhere in a drawer to become the new gold standard first.
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by mxfh 11mo ago
The most ignorant part of those types of projects is usually the projection of the idea of nation states defined by clearly communicated sphere of influence backwards way before the 1800s. That concept simply does not hold up. The uncertain
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by mxfh 11mo ago
The overlapping pattern is! the flight pattern. The overlap is not some calibration artifact, it is the product for any sort of stereo evaluation.
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by mxfh 11mo ago
Because think they need to be backward compatible with decade old peripheral controllers. People tend to get grumpy about this. Yet nobody flinched when XBox ditched KinectV2 with Series S/X. For PC's people are used to adapters.
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by mxfh 1y ago
Yeah, viewer up maps need be updated. It just needs to me moved not rotated if it's horizontal though, those are not so uncommon either as physical/tactile minature models or maps on podestals, tables or on the floor even in europ
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by mxfh 1y ago
The desireable thing here is that they can fly, not that it's optimal. also you could just drive, lol this thing: https://mitxela.com/projects/turbine_transport_transformer the bigger questing is anyway where this
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by mxfh 1y ago
The carrier host fuselage would need huge controls surfaces anyways, could just use them as normal wings when flying for itself with way less drag. Or just do self mounting Multicopter using the big wing as lift surface for the long haul. T
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by mxfh 1y ago
That diagram is just weird. At that stage just build symmetrical sets of turbines and fly them wings out in pairs mounted to some host fuselage with wing mounts. Also that's how ornithopters got invented. Overall some serious Cargolif
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by mxfh 1y ago
That's anectdotal. There is literally zero alignment or correlation between tipping and good service. You want to have a stress free experience the waiters tries to upsell you at every corner. If you mistake upselling for attention th
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by mxfh 1y ago
late 90s is a whole different thing than mid 90s. The 97 in AC'97 is there for a reason. Would still say that Audigy 2001 front panel was peak consumer audio experience. Good access for headphone out and ASIO support, so for anyone wna
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SLAM Handbook(asrl.utias.utoronto.ca)
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by mxfh 1y ago
Say the word.
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by mxfh 1y ago
Vibe coding just became a term this spring. I doubt that that the substantial part, like giving it a project code name and getting company approval of this research project started after that. It's not libe vibe has a negative conn
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by mxfh 1y ago
Except the helix curve shown in OP is NOT a loxodrome or rhumb line. It has equal spacing on the surface between lines, a loxodrome can't have that property since by definition it must cross the meridians at the same angle at all times
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by mxfh 1y ago
Storage isn't free. running a 50 Watt anything 24/7 costs like 10 Dollars a month in Europe already if you don't want to be an anti-social leacher or want the convenience of an netflix-like media server.
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by mxfh 1y ago
That's not how streaming worked, ever. You had to deal with what Netflix had to offer and that was it. These were the happy monopoly days. It was simply the lack of choice and nobody felt left out at watercooler talks. The paradox no
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by mxfh 1y ago
What's the problem with that exactly? Legacy catalogs having some incomplete coverage? That the Pokemon Company can't make a good list if pressed? These are all not new or streaming Problems The gist is here, that the complete fi
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by mxfh 1y ago
Why not some finished birch plywood for surfaces you work on? I get worried about my wrists just looking at that particle board.
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by mxfh 1y ago
I just consider ourselves lucky, that we're not stuck with 6- or 7-bit bytes in ASCII-land and made it to Code page 437. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six-bit_character_code
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by mxfh 1y ago
I guess the patents are long expired now and don't really apply to pixels, but that concept exists already for non-pixelated images and sadly these are replaced mostly by LEDs now in the wild: https://www.rotapanel.com/
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by mxfh 1y ago
If you're willing to sacrifice a color just use triangles/prisms the faces could then just be virtually adjacent and still rotate independently https://excalidraw.com/#json=driyv7dR-eODBzuh_hdrk,93QQvkYae...

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