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by pbhjpbhj 3mo ago
Oh sure, but if I just need to troubleshoot why Minecraft-launcher (a first party app) won't launch ... it didn't give any output; it didn't even exist apparently, but only because MS were hiding it, had to crack out Process
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by pbhjpbhj 3mo ago
Not just distance, class (ie type of ship), speed and direction too. Having seen some freaky good examples, I'm not sure how it wouldn't work? It might not matter, but it seems to work (and I can't see how it wouldn't ma
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by pbhjpbhj 3mo ago
In the UK we say 'the coast is clear' when telling someone that 'there is no-one around to see any misdeeds you're about to do'. Nothing about Moors, nor even Spaniards!
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
NYT games app loads in an interstitial screen with a play button, as you go to click it they shift it up and put a subscribe button there so that when you click you accidentally click subscribe. Evil genius. It could be accidental, but with
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Well, AIUI, Medialab AI were told they were going to be fined for tracking children, and using their personal data, if they didn't stop ... so they blocked the UK from access. A united democratic Korea would be great though, good call.
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Is this not an example - they mention 3D printing of parts to customise for personal requirements? I like the wall mounted example with the output paper holder below. Neat.
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Makes sense, presumably if the project is well enough supported then they can move on to cartridge/head production, or modify to use whatever heads are available. Out of ignorance, I wonder how IPR will work with interoperability right
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Re PoC, they have a YouTube video showing black and white printing and paper cutting on the Crowd Supply page, https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer/updates/... .
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Interesting perspective. To me it makes you more dependent on the other people in your society - only if you don't earn more than the BI of course. That is true under Western Capitalism too, you're already dependent on your societ
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
I think it's far worse - the military en masse broke their promise to uphold the constitution and instead supported Trump and Hegseth, including committing war crimes and deploying into USA cities. Not to mention going to war (twice)
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Are you saying this as a generality, or just about USA's ambassadors?
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
>Smol is an intentional misspelling of "small" that expresses affection for animals, people, or objects. (M-W online) Seems like a perfectly cromulent (apposite) word use.
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
To be fair it seems like it should be equally valid in contract law.
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Was? Now it's all about profit, it seems. Theatre was about the self-reflection of humanity. Now... it's more about trucking or brains into giving attention to particular effects, tropes, and "cinematic universes" becaus
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
So their child was accused of 3D printing a gun and taking it in to school, the parent confirmed online that, yes, their child did 3D print a gun and take it to school ... I'm not sure what you're hoping to achieve. It's not
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
The fax thing sounds unlikely? Perhaps the CIA wanted people to use fax for secret communications, so they could use automated means to read the text instead of having people listen to hours of phone conversations? Consumer fax calls were
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Correction seems so mutton handed - I don't understand why, when I position the cursor for a correction it doesn't stem/postfix the word to offer options. In fact (with Gboard) the suggestions don't change with cursor po
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Actually, copyright generally is infringed when a copy is made; hence the name. That's why, say, 17 USC 106 lists reproduction as the first exclusive right of a copyright holder. And why Berne Article 9 [^1] is about restricting right
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Yet you responded to my comment in the most cynical way possible. I was excusing the misunderstanding -- I assumed that the parent might only have seen it used cynically as that is a charitable way to interpret the apparent miscommunication
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
By saying it's a dogwhistle are you saying that not adding the correct diacritics is considered racist by Irish people? If I change the rest of the sentence to Na Gaeilge will that be better.
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
What sort of difference does dual-channel RAM make? Some people probably want the single 16GB so they can add their own additional stick. Which option is better is not straightforward. ... https://www.techspot.com/article&#x
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
You almost don't want [super-]word level ML (ie word-pair/phrase/sentence/document/corpus level). In transcription, you want near certainty, or you want marking that the word could not be read with certainty - yes,
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
To be fair, I think I see "[real] class act" almost always used sarcastically.
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
I don't think Fair Dealing is strict because it derives from EU law - what makes you say that? UK copyright legislation largely started with the Statute of Anne in 1810 (or thereabouts). I'm not sure we can blame the EU! Much of w
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
People want more government control, but when governments take more control the press tells the people that it's bad and the people acquiesce. In local forums, so often you see (paraphrasing a pattern) "why are the government inte
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
This would make a nice add-on for Digikam, which already does perceptual image hashing. I read that they used artisanal code(!) - did they write a new image hashing algo, or use an established one?
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
I have an acquaintance who is a professional artist[1]. He has some great stories about colours/paints/pigments. I suppose it's akin to tales of who created a particular programming tool/compiler, or when a language weir
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Idea for a website/documentary -- have experts respond to a piece of news, or provide commentary. Put a few expert pieces alongside a few LLM outputs, have people guess/work out which is which. Have the same people tell you why. I
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
They could just be flagging that they're considering blacklisting as a way to get some more Trump coin sold or other bribes. Or indeed to get further money from USA companies - which way will Trump decide, only the numbers in his famil
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by pbhjpbhj 4mo ago
Is this why Windows takes so long to delete things?? Presumably those reads aren't done when using del from a console as that always seems a bit faster.

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