rasz

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by rasz 2mo ago
Dont like SSD wear for no reason. I wont look at those logs anyway on my personal gaming pc so its all useless.
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by rasz 2mo ago
Painfully and slowly clicking one item at a time in computer management/event viewer/windows logs/applications and services :| Im sure this can be automated, but I want to see what Im disabling instead of going bulk all.
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by rasz 2mo ago
>Saudi Arabia needs oil prices at ~$86.60/barrel to balance their budget They can always cut down on candles, they will be fine.
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by rasz 2mo ago
One of the first things I do on win10 is disable most of excess logging.
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by rasz 2mo ago
Oh how I love totally predictable poetterings reply to previous bug report that got closed because "measuring it wrong" and "this is not a support forum".
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by rasz 2mo ago
Which makes me suspect its because they were looking up their superiors or politicians. With Flock, like cell site data, its trivial to determine who you are sleeping around with.
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by rasz 2mo ago
Wasnt the patent pretty much "and then I dump raw sensor data to a JPEG2000 codec"?
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by rasz 2mo ago
Sounds like similar paper "win" to DEC OpenVMS lawsuit against Microsoft where MS penalty was supporting Alpha while DEC trained its enormous sales/engineering arm to sell and support NT thus killing any incentives to buy DEC
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by rasz 2mo ago
> Even the PC compatible lines of the era were built to a very high quality standard. DEC had a moment between 1990-92 when they did pretty good in PC market. Oral History of Grant Saviers, part 2 of 2 https://www.youtube.com&
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by rasz 2mo ago
There was a problem with that idea, DEC engineers working for AMD made K7 too fast for Alpha to compete.
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by rasz 2mo ago
You can weld and glue aluminum, nothing unsafe about it as long as you cut out the damaged part.
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by rasz 2mo ago
>If you have 10 targets and use atacms in all 10, there's something wrong in the decision making process or the strategy. but AI generated that target list so its all good! "900 strikes on Iranian targets in the first 12 hours&
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by rasz 2mo ago
Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo has 2x official Tomahawk range and payload and costs ~$600K to make with minimal margins.
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by rasz 2mo ago
I tiktok it. Its not true unless a random person reads it out loud to a cell phone.
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by rasz 2mo ago
Perks of centrally planned economy.
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by rasz 2mo ago
or you could just dunk your elbows into some ice water https://www.cbsnews.com/news/quick-and-cheap-cooling-solutio... https://www.hprc-online.org/sites/default/files/2026-03/HPRC...
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by rasz 2mo ago
There are no peace deals, every time Trump said they made a deal Iran side didnt knew anything about it. Those are just announcement to manipulate stock markets and congress/senate.
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by rasz 2mo ago
Its sold to consumers as stats & diagnostics. Companies do this to sell your data and in hopes of roping you into recurring revenue schemes.
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by rasz 2mo ago
Could start with Sulphur spray into atmosphere https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratospheric_aerosol_injectio... Wonder how much 2020 Bunker Fuel ban contributed.
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by rasz 2mo ago
>Why though? So you burn more tokens. I had a situation recently where LLM asked to interpret bitmap inside the source code encoded as glyphs kept calling into Imagegen and generating photorealistic pictures of computer monitors displayi
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by rasz 2mo ago
mq9 ~$20m price tag will buy a LOT of robodogs with machine guns able to exterminate disproportionally more people per $ and time unit.
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by rasz 2mo ago
>abuse sponges You could let LLM fight back. Give it aggro meter. Call your code garbage, blame prompting skills, ask for more tokens. Oh the future will be fantastic.
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by rasz 3mo ago
>And yet the Russian war machine pushes on Mostly on foot now. They tried using tanks today in Dobropillia, which was very rare and surprising! 28 ( https://nitter.tiekoetter.com/NotWoofers/status/208005697904...
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by rasz 3mo ago
>Does this not very simply constitute a large scale attack on civilian infrastructure? you mean like this "Russia Hits Nova Poshta Hub in Zaporizhzhia, Drone Attacks Kill 2 in Sumy" https://www.kyivpost.com/post
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by rasz 3mo ago
Pretty much. Drones that disabled /checks notes ~200 barges and tankers in red/black sea in last two weeks cost about $10mil total. Cost of all the drones that burned down half of russian Oil infrastructure totals less than couple
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by rasz 3mo ago
>Hello, say no more I have a perfect solution for this problem… ...proceeds to generate copious amounts of pdf anime pr0n.
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by rasz 3mo ago
Praising IBM PS/2 modularity and ease of service on Computer Chronicles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoAH1aHmwR0&t=637s He pulled one apart and couldnt put it back together for the rest of the episode :-)
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by rasz 3mo ago
Worked for Packard Bell .. for a while https://dfarq.homeip.net/happened-packard-bell/ "In 1986, Packard Bell was the name of a defunct manufacturer of TVs and radios. Founded in 1926 or 1933 depending on how you
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by rasz 3mo ago
Massive is subjective, you can fit 10 packed or 5 set-up and running machines in one container https://cntaiso.en.made-in-china.com/product/iXYEPnyvhsUl/Ch...
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by rasz 3mo ago
This isnt endurance contest, interceptor drones are half battery half explosive with miniscule weight taken by motors electronics and packaging. We are talking 10KW power draw for around a minute. You can rapid manufacture moulds too, cnc a

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