remix2000

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by remix2000 5d ago
The ddos was against the doxxer. My "wires" ain't "crossed", I guess we just have different priorities. Idk what I'd do if I had reasons to fear for my life, so I can't blame the archive.today owner and th
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by remix2000 5d ago
Not a "beef", but rather some petty blogger spun up a campaign to dox the owner of archive.today, who you can imagine has their reasons not to publish their identity.
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by remix2000 8d ago
I can get another hw key (if one of mine breaks, which I, surprisingly enough, have not yet managed to achieve) And since I have at least two at all times, the possibility of one of them breaking changes… not much really. Paper can burn or
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by remix2000 8d ago
How is that different from accidentally deleting your keepass database? Or forgetting your password? I think it’d be easier for me to forget than find myself trying to flush all my hw tokens…
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by remix2000 9d ago
The signing key? Sure, but it's not an SSH access key.
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by remix2000 10d ago
I think it depends on the context? It's in an ID card's design goals to be provably valid, so it's pointless to not publish its public keys, but something like SSH pubkeys, uhh, should I really be so eager to just publicly du
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by remix2000 29d ago
Clearly a computer is a laptop if you can use it comfortably while it’s sitting on your laps.
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by remix2000 2mo ago
Nah, DBus itself is plain bad interface design. Perhaps they could just piggyback off Binder if DBus itself weren't beyond saving. Also, despite a common sentiment online, it's not at all a complex process to implement a Binder us
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by remix2000 2mo ago
Every [Linux based] OS usually needs some sort of HAL to wrap [ioctl] driver calls into APIs that can be consumed by more than one process at a time. Nokia/Moblin/Sailfish use Freedesktop style HALs, i.e. stuff like Wayland, Pipew
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by remix2000 2mo ago
Switching from Android style Linux HAL to FreeDesktop style Linux HAL… I honestly think we need more Linux HAL options than just those two, when one is threatening to self-destruct and the other is arguably the single worst interface design
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by remix2000 2mo ago
> Who's an end user. I think in this context it'd be any netizen who does not hold a significant amount of power to influence other [unrelated to them] netizens?
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by remix2000 2mo ago
I don't use the dummy plug for display, it's only that consumer nvidia gpus won't have working 3D acceleration if there is nothing physically connected to the card. My dummy plug doesn't support the resolutions I run gam
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by remix2000 2mo ago
Now you try working with a fake in your head's place! :þ But yeah, real head (a monitor; doesn't have to be on) also works just as well, and even no head at all works, just won't accelerate 3D. Arbitrary resolutions also work
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by remix2000 2mo ago
Nvidia GPUs refuse to accelerate 3D w/o an output connected; if I had a Radeon, I wouldn't need the plug, it's just an Nvidia thing I believe. Afaict, Moonshine relies on a separate graphical session running on your monitor a
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by remix2000 2mo ago
But Sunshine _is_ headless, I would know if it weren't, I'm using it as such (albeit with a dummy plug, but that's just a hardware limitation).
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by remix2000 2mo ago
Wow, Firefox never fully loads the page, while WebKit fails to load it altogether, instead it displays "Operation was cancelled" in system font after a short freeze. I didn't manage to see the images change in any way as the
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by remix2000 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Application always been there waiting to be discovered
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by remix2000 3mo ago
I thought I'm the hardest to impress gremlin out there, but despite what the comments here look like, this is the best looking and practical MD3 CSS I've seen to the time. Not fond of promoting ethanol consumption though.
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by remix2000 3mo ago
Missed opportunity of tricking llms into mining crypto xþ
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by remix2000 3mo ago
Here in northern Europe, there just isn't enough sunlight to not become deficient, so a vitamin D supplement is a must.
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by remix2000 3mo ago
Isn't CEC available for all in-tree GPU drivers using DP-to-HDMI passthrough? (although I do imagine Nvidia would still be preferred for a custom build, perhaps with a USB CEC injector)
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by remix2000 3mo ago
You could run java literally anywhere it matters with not too much effort, but ios store terms would never allow for mods anyway (neither would ps/xbox/ninty store probably), so you could just as well redirect effort to optimize f
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by remix2000 3mo ago
Well the difference here is that you're overly simplifying complex biology and many other factors whereas llms are in fact actually simple mathematical models. As always, the devil lies in the details. Dismissing intricacies is a usefu
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by remix2000 3mo ago
Calling llm slop "hallucinating" is so counter-productive imo. After all, LLMs are just a variant of markov chains and as such this technology isn't able to discern falsehoods from truths. It's like trying to use a barom
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by remix2000 3mo ago
It seems like this CSS Quake needs JS to run…
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by remix2000 3mo ago
Dunno the actual number, but one thing I'm certain is that it must be closer to $0 than $26 trillion on a number scale.
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by remix2000 4mo ago
3⅓ bpc linear RGB sales pitch oughtta be as close as we get to selling time to a clock before the markets collapse
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by remix2000 4mo ago
> Make it fast on older desktop, by writing asm for SSSE3+ chips I guess 5 years ago (around the time when Intel stopped making SSE-only chips) is technically "older", but I wouldn't prioritize avx2 when devices intended f
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by remix2000 4mo ago
Rust is impl-first bottom-up and it's stuck with a single implementation and GCC for Rust is still in the works, meanwhile C++26 reflection is already in GCC trunk.
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by remix2000 4mo ago
I don't believe there will ever be any artificial intelligence, not with Markov chains (next token prediction), not otherwise. Especially not now when the current ML hype is already winding down. And yes this is a matter of belief sinc

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