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by officeplant 2mo ago
>Of course they'll say they couldn't read it if they are after his contacts and network rather than after him. From what a friend working in a state police cyber crime office says, "Cellebrite can't currently, unless
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>In the past they have not. Well guess what :) They've done it before, they will do it again. "To date, five manufacturers have pleaded guilty to their involvement in an international price-fixing conspiracy between July 1, 19
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by officeplant 2mo ago
I miss buying random crap on deal extreme and finding a box at my door 3 months later I forget I ordered.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
Could be like my one neighbor who built a whole 8kw rig of panels on a wheeled frame so he can pull it into his garage during storms (Hurricane prone area). Otherwise he just moves it around his yard daily to prevent dead spots in the gras
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by officeplant 2mo ago
> but hitting high protein goals for those who are active can be difficult. That's where eating bugs comes in to save us all
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by officeplant 2mo ago
Someone has to log in and disagree with VC Tech Bros. It's my moral duty.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
They've struggled with software even in the ATi days. It's just normal AMD behavior. Drivers will always be half baked.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>Nvidia was selling desktop-grade ARM SOCs before Apple Silicon was ever announced You can believe all you want that the dinky little jetson boards were desktop grade when historically the ARM SoC portion of a jetson board couldn't
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by officeplant 2mo ago
and 100% chance we could all largely benefit by it vanishing overnight.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
I prefer my elevator music to be human created, and not a moral failing of techbros who don't believe in creativity.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>The article said 10,000 people Illegally Crossed the border in this region. And? Good for them on making it through. People will continue to cross the boarder because the shitty wall isn't going to stop people.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
These are out for the enhanced release all owners of Quake on Steam/GoG got for free when Nightdive remastered Quake I/II. Unfortunately they break the limits of the original game engine and usually require something like Darkplac
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by officeplant 2mo ago
Given even some Americans mock him constantly I would hope the rest of the world does too. Just another day in our clown ass country.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>drive across the entire U.S. of A. I'm still working on collecting the drive to all states badge. I've only accomplished half. I calculated my total driving since getting a license recently and its approx. ~360k miles or arou
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by officeplant 2mo ago
Is it moving the goalposts to ask Waymo to demonstrate a drive across America and not in well mapped cities with only lower speeds? How did we define "self driving"?
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by officeplant 2mo ago
You mean like the dozens of micro laptops/emulator handhelds from china that can all run linux or hobbyist custom roms? Gonna have to post the storage dimensions of your preferred pockets.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
You don't have to go full GamerGate non-sense to find plenty of issues that are hurting the AAA market. Private equity, shareholders, and greed have been far more damaging to gaming.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>Or Quake, where the game development process literally broke the team. Going by interviews with the team over the decades, they had clashing personalities and poor leadership. > AAA game development was far more brutal in the 90s. Ho
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by officeplant 2mo ago
> Sadly old Pixels don't support video out over USB-C for whatever reason Google opted against putting the physical components needed for USB-C DP out until the Pixel 8.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
C02 fire suppression is rare in datacenters. That's more of an offshore thing in my experience (I design fire suppression systems for a living, and do life safety systems). Typically server rooms are currently Fluoro-K / Novec123
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by officeplant 2mo ago
I think I'd rather 33 people get the water.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
it should instead say "AAA gaming is dead now" All we see out of mainstream AAA gaming is abused devs, private equity scalping, and mindless remaster regurgitation. Basically going through the same problems as Hollywood is with m
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by officeplant 2mo ago
We'd have to name it Turd then.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>The only reason this attack vector isn't more common is the ignorance of would-be terrorists. You think people haven't thought of drone attacks against airports?
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by officeplant 2mo ago
Saturn, 3DO, and Dreamcast collectors beg to differ. Some folks even finding sealed games to be unplayable. Could be the way it was stored, could be manufacturing defects like Sega cheapening out materially on Dreamcast discs. Always good h
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by officeplant 2mo ago
Old enough to watch this cycle from racism, to community, to memes, to racism, and now back to community
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>If GOG went down tomorrow, those games would be gone just the same as the Steam ones, since I gave up trying to back them up a decade ago. That's a you problem. I keep mine backed up. GOG even makes it easy to just go grab the lat
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by officeplant 2mo ago
>he still thought we'd be having linoleum on our floors... We still do! Idk if that is changing anytime soon in my life at least.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
They constantly blow my mind, especially with the more recent Napalm Death tiny desk concert.
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by officeplant 2mo ago
> I can (hopefully) do that until I pass away. At least there are already extensive ways to get a game cube running games off an SD card using a pi pico and some hardware that uses the expansion port. So even once disc rot takes away the

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