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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I'd say some od those apps starting with N and ending with E might... but I'm saying that only because of my intuition... might be the exact reason why Google introduces this policy
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
Huzzah! Our most gracious sovereign shall bestow his mercy upon us and allow us to install apps on our phones
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
UK is recently going more and more towards censorship and thought control, but this is only my private but honest opinion
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
precisely. Especially without warrant. Any blanket surveillance techniques should be banned and penalised
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
For God's sake you can take 2-4 hours of not working, right? Just sit and relax, or take an audiobook with you! Or watch a cringy show from 90s. You don't have obligations of sharing #airplane #boeing #starlink #momwithbaby[kl]ick
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I hope this is for students' project and for sending a gopro to the stratosphere?
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
As always in demo scene we speak about limits we put on ourselves. If the contest is "64K game" this probably won't fit - but not sure. Thus my question. Of course everything can be put on cartridge (fast) or a diskette (slow
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
Meanwhile there are people who, as we speak, say that AI will do review and all we need to do is to provide quality gates...
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I wonder how do they want to overcome the memory limit? Or will it be using cartridge extensively?
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
the problem is that in democracies anybody can be dubbed 'criminal organization'. Today you're pro-life? criminal organization. Tomorrow you're pro-choice? 'criminal organization'. You're making protests
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
SuperTux is the first game that I played on Linux. Having said that, I must note that I recently understood what does the game more playable to me. I ran into a gaming engine, and attached examples which had the "generic platformer&quo
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
Yep. Thanks. Non native speaker here. I thought more of a booster? Something that would mix hydrogen and oxygen to create thrust. Thruster maybe?
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I use Bluetooth every day however, playing games on Bluetooth is some mistake. Quality is noticeably worse, stuttering happen, and cable is the fallback when my BT headphones' battery die. So I really do not understand why the jack has
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I am not blown away with 8GB of ram when only the OS occupies 6GB minimum...
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I wonder about this training data. There's so much profit from open source code in training data, actually the most of the code it was taught was open source, shouldn't it be then free? Or at least open weight?
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
It's quite funny how native speakers can recognise the AI voice writing or speaking their tongue. As a Polish man I am repulsed when I hear AI generated Polish voice in a commercial, but can't see problems in AI generated English
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
Wow, that's the first step! However, the most efficient method would be actually land (I know - maybe even impossible?) on it, and use propellers to change its trajectory. We don't have too much throwaway high-tech to crash it on
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
They already won one lawsuit in US now this. Maybe it's a coordinated attack...
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I believe you're required to have it due to EU regulation for "automated 112 calling"
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
Yeah, my colleague recently said "hey I've burnt through $200 in Claude in 3 days". And he was prompting. Max 8hrs/day Imagine what would happen if AI was prompting. As I like this allegory really much, AI is (or should
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I didn't read it all but it seems 80% of it is a poem on how the flock helps
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I'd say these times will be filled with a lot of tailored-to-you "self"-made software, but the question is, are we increasing amount of information in the world? I heard that claude and chatgpt are getting good at mathematica
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
This is outrageous and we need to stand up against it. You're merely avoiding the danger of uber-enshittification of hardware (now once software is enshittified enough), but this will crawl further and further. Meanwhile rating compani
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
Overall Result (Typical Modern Coal Plant) When multiple systems are combined the percentage of things filtered out is: Pollutant Typical removal Dust / particulate matter 99–99.9%+ Sulfur dioxide (SO₂) 90–98% Nitrogen oxides (NOx) 70–
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A modder runs GTA V in Linux on PS5(notebookcheck.net)
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
I had exactly this case with T-Mobile in my country. They'd sent me price increase but I didn't see it and realised only when got charged 3x more for internet I didn't use. Then I answered them with email that I resign, but t
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by p0w3n3d 7mo ago
The TOS are changing from 1st of June as below: - are your belongings are now ours - please move out of your->our house - you cannot use the service anymore
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by p0w3n3d 8mo ago
It makes you look on GitHub for implementations, which later can be hijacked and used for malicious reasons
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by p0w3n3d 8mo ago
> voice chat ... required skill set But we're still required to go to the office, and talking to a computer on the open space is highly unwelcome
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by p0w3n3d 8mo ago
I remember PvPGN. I believe it's still out there https://github.com/D2GSE/pvpgn-server

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