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panki27
2y ago
No. No, you don't. No one investigating log files wants animations playing in them.
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2y ago
To setup the Krita SD plugin, literally all you have to do is download it and import it into Krita. It installs the backend all by itself.
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2y ago
Warp scheduler, 4 quadrants, tensor memory accelerator, unswizzled wgmma layouts... The line between GPU lingo and Star Trek technobabble fades away further and further.
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2y ago
> so that I could prove “Chris O” wrong on StackExchange. If that is the case and this works, why is there no answer stating that on StackExchange?
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2y ago
For something a bit more authentic, find a WebSDR that is located somewhere in or close to Slovenia :)
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2y ago
> And no more worries of being locked out of everything should MS decide I`m violating their terms somehow. I'm curious about what is different with Proton regarding this point?
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2y ago
Don't worry, no AI will ever dogfight with you. It will shoot you down from 40km away with a fire-and-forget weapon.
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2y ago
"In keeping with our commitment to open generative AI, we aim to make the model weights available for self-hosting with a Stability AI Membership in the near future." Does this mean that SD3 will not be available from Huggingface
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3y ago
Modern builds of Windows have a "Remote Assistance" feature that functions just like that. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/solve-pc-problem...
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3y ago
RDP only works if you have a direct routing between the devices. OP is rather looking for Remote Assist.
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3y ago
Wow, this is beautiful! I predict this will get a hug of death $soon
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3y ago
> Your connection timed out. But I get to see the lovely logo!
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3y ago
SearX acts as a proxy, you are not submitting your IP to Google.
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Mantella: Bring Skyrim NPCs to Life with AI
(art-from-the-machine.github.io)
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3y ago
While choosing to be in the private system is an option, it only "makes sense" if you make at least 70k€ a year, so definitly not for everyone. The issue is not getting in - but getting back out before you retire and don't ha
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3y ago
Note: your customers do not require an account in your Nextcloud. You can share by link, and optionally add a password too.
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3y ago
If you're a first-timer on the congress: do not watch too many talks, you can always watch those as VoD later. But you can't experience the feeling of walking through the halls after it'a over!
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3y ago
There are lots of tickets still available in the community, check #37c3 on chaos.social !
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3y ago
Could be worked into a Santa delivering presents to houses :)
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3y ago
Don't be on the naughty list, add a `sleep 2`
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3y ago
Who's got a botnet and is willing to create some chaos?
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3y ago
Even if you get them to create an exception for your IP, personal experience shows that this lasts for 2 months tops, then you're blocked again. I gave up, getting my personal mail server to communicate with Outlook is not worth it.
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3y ago
These old ship clock were the peak of engineering at the time. Accuracy was very much a necessity, being one second off London time means a 4 mile error when determining position IIRC.
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3y ago
> Have people always thought this [...]? Yes. https://history.stackexchange.com/q/28169
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Chamberlain... Which security level do you want? 7, 8, 9, 10, or 11 bits? Not sure how the situation is today, but the ones I'm referring to can be brute-forced in a matter of minutes.
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3y ago
Think how far we've come, today Microsoft is handing out its own Linux kernels.
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You can get around the issues of CG-NAT by setting up a reverse tunnel to an external server you control.
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3y ago
I love how it's a self-proclaimed "secure web-based, collaborative terminal" but the installation instructions are the exact opposite. Never blindly execute files without looking at them first!
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3y ago
DNS and port forwarding.
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3y ago
I tried and crashed my iPhone with this. I locked the screen, and it never turned back on. Had to force a reboot for it to come back to live. So not "never ending" unless you stay within the Flippers BLE range, which is rather lim
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