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by planede 3y ago
What I imagine is that the engineers assigned to it started off from an EDID from some other display they have, made changes to it, tested on Mac and Windows, never tested on Linux.
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by planede 3y ago
You already can, apart from some DHT and bootstrapping stuff. https://tox.chat/ https://jami.net/ I tried to like Jami, but it never worked right when I tried it. I didn't find a decent Android Tox cli
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by planede 3y ago
DDoS generally has little to do about the content of the traffic. It's more about volume and traffic pattern. Anyway, I think the details are in intent and the nature of the communication. Service providers shouldn't actively bloc
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by planede 3y ago
A spectrum describes the physical properties of light, color describes the perception. Colorspaces are about quantifying the perception of light as observed by most human beings.
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by planede 3y ago
A fuse is triggered by excessive current flow on the line that it breaks. A single use circuit breaker is triggered manually or by some external signal.
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by planede 3y ago
I would say something along the lines of git-describe, and packages would need to depend on the exact version. If upstream can't commit to compatibility across release versions then I don't see it happening in distros either.
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by planede 3y ago
The prism goggles experiment is interesting, however is the effect of perspective ruled out? When looking between the legs the eyes are closer to the ground compared to just looking ahead while standing up, which could possibly explain why
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by planede 3y ago
Yeah, but even for fraudulent attribution it would be enough to state that the image is real, without spelling out the name. On the flip side spelling out "fake Emma Watson AI nude" wouldn't be fraudulent attribution. edit: B
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by planede 3y ago
Face and possibly other body features are already enough for personal identification. I mean if a nude with Emma Watson's face is generated then adding Emma Watson's name to make the connection is already redundant. Anybody can re
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by planede 3y ago
> If, for example, the height of the openings 125 in standards 120' is selected so that the angle of repose of the stretcher corresponds to the angle of inclination the stretcher would assume when subjected to a centrifugal accelera
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by planede 3y ago
So, how does it handle diamonds in the dependency graph? How does it handle version compatibility? IMO these are the most interesting aspects of a package manager, other stuff are implementation detail. Although there is a mention for semve
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by planede 3y ago
> Too many of you don't keep NSFW stuff off your work profiles, I'm embarrassed for you during your zoom meetings when the url autocomplete briefly betrays your interests. Umm, I keep NSFW stuff off my work computer . I'm
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by planede 3y ago
I use autossh+tmux for persistent ssh sessions. I don't use mosh as I use X forwarding to share the clipboard with the host, and I don't think mosh can do that. I don't really use tmux for window/pane management, I have
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by planede 3y ago
I'm using Debian Sid with KDE Plasma Wayland on an acer 2-in-1 laptop/tablet. It works fine, Firefox needs to be started in "wayland" mode. The on-screen keyboard could be better, but it does pop up predictably. Screen r
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by planede 3y ago
Wow, the giant beach balls are just horrible.
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by planede 3y ago
And also block 3rd party (linux distro) repositories that also ship Firefox?
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by planede 3y ago
Maybe a mutex accidentally put in packed struct?
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by planede 3y ago
Found this for coredumps and minidumps: https://support.backtrace.io/hc/en-us/articles/360040517131-... So there are at least some efforts to do it. IMO it can only ever be best effort, but it doesn't me
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by planede 3y ago
> In the end you're downloading a lot more data in total, as what ends up happening is you're downloading all sorts of stuff that you never end up getting around to actually watching (data hoarder syndrome). Well that's an
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by planede 3y ago
That organization would probably parallelize the download on multiple video level, not necessarily on subrange level on a single video.
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by planede 3y ago
A single youtube video has a couple of available video, audio and combined streams. It might be your browser picks a different stream to what youtube-dl (or its fork) takes by default. I'm not sure what the defaults currently are for y
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by planede 3y ago
I wonder how abusive this is though. In the end you are downloading the same amount of data, but in a shorter time. You are utilizing more bandwidth but you go away earlier. I think the original browser use case is tuned for the common occu
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by planede 3y ago
Until they got caught out on it competition on performance incentivized both to cut corners on side channel attack surfaces.
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by planede 3y ago
The left and right channels are connected to the oscilloscope's X and Y input.
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by planede 3y ago
That's an optimization you can rely on, yes.
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by planede 3y ago
In what sense vim is default in Debian?
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by planede 3y ago
I probably agree, but how does this have any relevance to copyright? If the tool is bad but otherwise legal then it should just fail on its lack of merit.
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by planede 3y ago
FWIW I had bad experiences with rr shipped with Ubuntu LTS. I build rr from source, it's relatively easy to do.
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by planede 3y ago
The video may or may not be representative what you could have seen with the naked eye.
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by planede 3y ago
None, this is wildly undefined behavior, even considering GCC's extension and its documentation. I doubt that GCC implementers would be interested in defining the behavior here. edit: There might be room for some other extension here,

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