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by rebuilder 2y ago
The statements from the Finnish law enforcement agencies are basically that there is no evidence that the cables were intentionally cut. Then there’s reports citing “sources” in agencies that the incidents are thought to be accidental. Basi
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by rebuilder 2y ago
Isn’t this kind of like saying the solution to robocalls is not having a phone?
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by rebuilder 2y ago
If they’re participating in illegal activity, isn’t that the definition of a criminal?
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by rebuilder 2y ago
Two knobs will do. The timer knob can be used to stop the microwave and it starts once the timer is set and the door is closed.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
The indoor example with the staircase and railing was really surprising - there's only one view of much of what's behind the doorframe and it still seems to reconstruct a pretty good 3d scene there.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
They’re in a shed, not in any kind of cover beyond that.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
I’ve only ever used alkylate fuel in the saws
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by rebuilder 2y ago
I got a Ryobi battery-powered chainsaw because I got fed up with the maintenance of gas-powered saws. I found I was spending as much time fiddling with the carburetor, changing fuel lines etc as I was sawing. I have two gas saws, a Stihl an
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by rebuilder 2y ago
It creates an incentive.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
One way AI may change that is by cutting entry-level creative jobs. If you can’t get a foot in, you don’t start your career.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
I’m puzzled by the poor texture quality in these. The colours are just bad - it looks like the textures are blown out (the detail at the bright end clip into white) and much too contrasty ( the turkey does that transition from red to white
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by rebuilder 2y ago
I have an 11-year old Kindle and while it can’t access the store any more, it can still sync over wifi if I purchase books on the web.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
I once plugged a USB type B connector into an external hard drive blind (it was dark) and was rewarded with a zap and a dead hard drive. The connector went in the wrong way without any particular force - either the jack or the connector mus
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by rebuilder 2y ago
Well, faces and hands are still considered important. There’s a saying that if you get the face and hands right, you can get away with anything. Also common advice for artists is to group the middle and ring fingers together. It just look
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by rebuilder 2y ago
It works great on Wacom pens. Erasing is a pretty fundamental part of drawing and painting workflows.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
Maybe it’s different in Switzerland, but when I took our baby to baby swimming, it did not involve just suddenly throwing the child into the water.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
Randomly but brutally is my guess.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
The common wisdom is , if you’re going to be an artist, it better be because you can be nothing else. It’s that hard. So, it’s a rare person indeed who can be a serious artist and support themselves financially some other way
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by rebuilder 3y ago
Sounds like something the coal industry would fight even harder
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by rebuilder 3y ago
Sandbox games are pretty big. Not my thing at all, but I’m sure there’d be a big market for believable open-world RPGs for example. They’d probably be more simulators than narrative-driven games.
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by rebuilder 3y ago
Well yes, these are essentially licensing terms.
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by rebuilder 3y ago
If your contract with your energy company says they will buy enough wind/solar/whatever to cover your consumption, you can say you support that. But when it comes to how much, I think basically you can take “credit” for pushing th
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by rebuilder 3y ago
Is 35 cents / kWh normal in CA? I thought Europe had expensive electricity lately!
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by rebuilder 3y ago
So what you do is you have a system where employees can claim unpaid wages from a government agency who pays them and then goes after the company that didn’t pay to recover the money.
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by rebuilder 3y ago
I feel it depends on whether they can get it to work well enough not to be creepy and weird. I think the reasoning is pretty obvious, most people will not wear huge goggles that cover half their face outside a private setting, it's j
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by rebuilder 3y ago
It’s funny, I found the images somehow quite unsettling. Maybe it’s just that they look like drawings associated with magical work. Which, reading the comments here, they might be.
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by rebuilder 3y ago
So basically Polish workers stopped coming because it was harder thanks to Brexit, and had to be replaced by less-white people?
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by rebuilder 3y ago
Just speculating here, but one way would be that the UK no longer can take part in EU-wide efforts to control the flow of migrants. The EU is doing quite a bit to keep immigrants out by e.g. paying Turkey to take them in instead.
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by rebuilder 3y ago
The Powers That Be may be evil but at least they’re highly competent. The real horror is in the idea that no-one is in control.
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by rebuilder 3y ago
The petapixel article with the photo in question says an Apple tech said Apple is beta-testing a feature that chooses the best picture from several taken. Does Apple roll out beta features to a subset of users like that?

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