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by pogue 6mo ago
Lina Khan was right - after allowing the Activation merger, Game Pass prices skyrocketed to $30 a month for their most expensive tier.
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by pogue 6mo ago
They've probably been converted over the years, just like you might convert an mp3 into flac or ogg or whatever.
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by pogue 6mo ago
I don't. I'm sure you could find an archive of just midi files out there though.
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by pogue 6mo ago
They need to get some tech site like Arstechnica to write about it, like they did when neocities couldn't get ahold of bing. The only way to contact these tech companies to speak to a real human being and not a chatbot is if you know s
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by pogue 6mo ago
That was amazing, really great song & visuals too. Takes me back to the days when you couldn't close the keygen because the midi playing was such a banger. https://keygenmusic.tk/
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by pogue 6mo ago
I see mentions showing it reduced the size of the models but not how much memory was saved. I guess it depends on how it's used? But I would be very curious to see some benchmarking for that.
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by pogue 6mo ago
Proton's marketing definitely makes it sound like they are fully anonymous and wouldn't even have anything to hand over to law enforcement. Look at the wording they use to describe the product. Proton has always-on end-to-end e
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by pogue 6mo ago
After Proton has repeatedly turned over users of their email account to law enforcement, always with many excuses, their claims about no ability for any government to see what's going on on their network ran very hollow. I know Brave
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by pogue 7mo ago
Apparently this is a crypto hoax and Jonathan the turtle is alive and well https://bsky.app/profile/culturecrave.co/post/3mihptadghw2r
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by pogue 7mo ago
You're suggesting astronomers possibility destroyed a satellite?
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by pogue 7mo ago
I'm very curious what's causing these to just spontaneously explode. Bad engineering? Or Russian "satellite killers" anti-satellite weapons, perhaps? [1] It’s hunting season in orbit as Russia’s killer satellites mystif
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by pogue 7mo ago
Gashittification
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by pogue 7mo ago
Looks like it's already starting to drop. Not nearly enough, but it's a start. DDR5 Memory Prices Just Took a Noticeable Dive for the First Time in Months, and Google’s TurboQuant Might Be Behind It https://wccftech.c
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by pogue 7mo ago
It's an attractive site, but it seems to be all the points of interest are in Europe.
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by pogue 7mo ago
I'm guessing this is going to cause a significant RAM price drop very soon? * fingers crossed*
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by pogue 7mo ago
Anybody dug through it yet?
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by pogue 7mo ago
How many 40 year olds are looking for a career path as an infantryman?
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by pogue 7mo ago
77% of young Americans too fat, mentally ill, on drugs and more to join military, Pentagon study finds (2023) https://americanmilitarynews.com/2023/03/77-of-young-america...
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by pogue 7mo ago
Maybe they'll send those ICE boys to take Kharg island after they're done with their TSA duties
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by pogue 7mo ago
I was worried it was going to be sesame street dot org or something...
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by pogue 7mo ago
The source of this post is this article from a site called dr.dk. Maybe someone can double check the validity of it. Danmark forberedte sig på muligt angreb fra USA [Danish language - no native translation] https://www.dr.dk&#x
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by pogue 7mo ago
In Opera, with their "VPN" it only affects traffic within the browser and it sounds like that's the same thing Firefox will offer. A proxy isn't as secure as a full VPN. I had previously read a really good article on i
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by pogue 7mo ago
I often use Opera browser's free proxy they offer for basic browsing or blocked sites. They advertise it as a free VPN but it's merely a proxy. As far as I know, it's unlimited traffic and you can choose the region it connect
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by pogue 7mo ago
This reminds me of this old gem from The Onion: FDA Approves Depressant Drug For The Annoyingly Cheerful [video/NSFW/2:06] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd4tugPM83c
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by pogue 7mo ago
Apparently this only works on the OG Xbox One fat from 2013, so maybe a good starting point, but a long way off from the current BadUpdate software mod available on the 360.
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by pogue 7mo ago
Is theft of theft theft?
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by pogue 7mo ago
Who keeps sharing Daily Mail articles on here? The Daily Mail song https://youtube.com/watch?v=5eBT6OSr1TI
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by pogue 7mo ago
I tried their android app that's on Google Play but I can't even login. I tried bith Gmail & Microsoft, but when it takes me to another page to do 2FA, the app just kicks me back to the login screen to start over. Seems poorly
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by pogue 7mo ago
I remember reading about this from a old school popular fitness site, exrx.net. Our Experience with a ADA Predatory Litigation A Warning to Other Website Owners and Businesses with Websites https://exrx.net/Notes/Pred
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by pogue 8mo ago
Is it possible to block Samsung updates by blocking connections to Samsung domains/IPs via blocklists/host filtering/DNS?

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