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by rozab 2y ago
Basically all 'independent' search engines piggyback off Google or Bing https://help.kagi.com/kagi/search-details/search-sources.htm... >Our search results also include anonymized API calls to all maj
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by rozab 2y ago
I've heard a bit about metal detecting in the UK from a relative who is into it. I assume the laws aren't too far off how it works in Ireland. I know that finding hoards of 1000+ year old coins is completely par for the course and
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by rozab 2y ago
Ars Technica space stuff is actually top quality, with Eric Berger they have the best team
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by rozab 2y ago
One part of it is using fresher boosters
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by rozab 2y ago
They're just saying it's strange he was being widely talked about for the first time in 20 years and then he suddenly dies
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by rozab 2y ago
'Carrier locked' phones are illegal here, and were uncommon before then. Much easier to reset these devices and move them on.
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by rozab 2y ago
The worst symptom of this imo is the inclusion of ink traps in digital fonts. I think they look awful, especially when blown up to poster size.
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by rozab 2y ago
I don't know if this is the same company, but this thing called Nordic Spirit is being heavily marketed in the UK. It's just snus, changed just enough to get past the 1992 ban on oral tobacco products. About half of my YT adverts
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by rozab 2y ago
As 20kb webpages go this is insane, love all the clever "screenshots"
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by rozab 2y ago
This is cool, but the shorelines are very low detail. A few towns in the UK are off in the sea, meanwhile Greenland and Northern Canada are hogging all the vertices. It looks as though the Mercator projection is already being accounted for
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by rozab 3y ago
Balatro has definitely given Slay the Spire a lot of press, it's nice how they've gotten credit for their influence on that game
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by rozab 3y ago
This is all very webdesign-y and might be good for a less techy audience, but tbh I think the original article with its notebook format provides a lot more useful information https://hinnefe2.github.io/python/tools&#x2F
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by rozab 3y ago
This is part of why Boeing shut down the idea back in the 90s iirc. But I think this company is not actually aiming to develop an airliner at all, it just makes for pretty pictures. Their demonstrator is being built for the USAF (along with
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by rozab 3y ago
Their own streams are now only on Twitter, but 3rd parties like NasaSpaceFlight run their own streams, usually with worse visuals but better commentary
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by rozab 3y ago
Seems little has changed since Xe's article back in 2019 https://xeiaso.net/blog/v-vaporware-2019-06-23/
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by rozab 3y ago
Something I find interesting about computer fonts and stuff is how much they remain the same over time, down to the bit. In phylogenetics, the passing of time is measured by the molecular clock - the accumulated mutations that are constantl
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by rozab 3y ago
I think geizhals.eu is the first time I've ever seen my Do Not Track header respected, or at least acknowledged. That's nice.
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by rozab 3y ago
This reminds me of the study of ancient greek vase painters, who are usually known only by a place name or subject, even when we have hundreds of examples of their work and tracts have been written on their style and influence. https:&#x2F
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by rozab 3y ago
I believe eye tracking systems have been used for weapons targeting in F-35s for about 10 years. They wouldn't be using it for that usecase if it wasn't pretty accurate
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by rozab 3y ago
What does it matter if it's calibrated on earth? If the problem is the antenna pattern, influence of the rover itself, etc, why can't it be calibrated with the exact duplicate of the rover we have?
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by rozab 3y ago
I couldn't see Brave being able to counter, say, the recent YouTube anti-adblock push as quickly as the open source community did. I could see that kind of stunt becoming more common as Google tries to nail the coffin shut and deny the
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by rozab 3y ago
Very strange to see Brennan (hotwheels) come up in this context. He always struck me as a tragic figure.
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by rozab 3y ago
The cashews in question are visibly not sprouted.
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by rozab 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_Aviation >On 28 April 2016, Bombardier Aerospace, a division of Bombardier Inc., recorded a firm order from Delta Air Lines for 75 CSeries CS100s plus 50 options. On 27 April
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by rozab 3y ago
This isn't some obscure b2b product, this is GTA5. Surely somebody at rockstar had, yknow, played the game? And noticed they were losing hours of their life on a loading screen? Hell, it's so long you could file a complete bug rep
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by rozab 3y ago
Jack Lance was a genius game designer, I'm going to miss his yearly pi day puzzles so much
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by rozab 3y ago
No, this model does not take any actions, it just produces a markdown output which is rendered by the browser. It can only read webpages explicitly provided by the user. In this case there are hidden instructions in that webpage, but these
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by rozab 3y ago
I feel like the real bug here is just with the markdown rendering part. Adding arbitrary HTTP parameters to the hotlinked image URL allows obfuscated data exfiltration, which is invisible assuming the user doesn't look at the markdown
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by rozab 3y ago
At least the developers are able to easily get in touch with this Ron guy - seems he is being genuinely helpful. That alone makes it a better experience than other stores.
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by rozab 3y ago
It's the inverse, there was a sequel like 8 years later on Channel 4

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