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by ruined 1y ago
you might have misconfigured HDR in your viewing setup, even if you don't have an HDR display. a lot of video players don't get it right consistently codec-to-codec, even the gold standard FOSS classics (VLC, MPV) and wrappers lik
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by ruined 1y ago
imbriglicated
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by ruined 1y ago
signal desktop keeps database keys in the os keystore via electron safestorage api on linux that’ll be kwallet or something, on mac it’s the keyring. it’s as secure as your password manager edit: okay, you’re right, on windows it’s useless
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by ruined 1y ago
hashes by definition are not reversible. you could store a timestamp together with a hash, and/or you could include a timestamp in the digested content, but the timestamp can’t be part of the hash.
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by ruined 1y ago
i feel like this scale should have been logarithmic
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by ruined 1y ago
there's an 'Intro' link under the 'Documentation' header on the left side
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by ruined 1y ago
that's why they're taking the dual-availability approach, with a separate 'mini' edition. it's easy to perform a progressive migration without messing with the package manager. consumers uninterested in the 'mi
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by ruined 1y ago
consequences for doing something illegal never stopped me from picking a lock, actually. they've only stopped me from stealing
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by ruined 1y ago
yeah, but they do nothing to stop a locksmith in a fugue state from rekeying all the bolts to match the neighboring property and vice-versa, and then the realtor can walk right in, and you're locked out! so it's better to just lea
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by ruined 1y ago
i thought it was better in the other direction
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by ruined 1y ago
california electric rates are so high because the state board keeps raising them https://www.ewg.org/news-insights/statement/2025/02/pge-reco... PR staff will talk about the insurance liability and manda
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by ruined 1y ago
meta and its social networks have been a disaster for the human race
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by ruined 1y ago
the formalization of textile programming really brings computer science full-circle. as a neoluddite i approve
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by ruined 2y ago
interesting claim i read in another thread a couple weeks ago: >Tesla Vision is, currently, legally below minimum human vision requirements and has historically been sold despite being nearly legally blind. https://news.ycombi
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by ruined 2y ago
theoretically yes, but this draws you away from the original objective of effective sequestration
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by ruined 2y ago
they should’ve just skipped 11 like they skipped 9
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by ruined 2y ago
yes!
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by ruined 2y ago
let's experiment. i'll reduce your vision quality, then you try driving
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by ruined 2y ago
firefox issue https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1944403
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by ruined 2y ago
but to clarify, i don't think the video posted by OP shows use of an LRAD. that is something else
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by ruined 2y ago
it's actually quite common. i have personally experienced use of LRAD by police as a weapon. the first actual use of LRAD by police as a weapon in the united states was possibly in 2009 https://www.aclupa.org/news/
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by ruined 2y ago
you can distribute it via the same mechanism which distributes your messages
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by ruined 2y ago
and if you assume cows are spherical and frictionless it's quite convenient sometimes roads go diagonal
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by ruined 2y ago
a similar mechanism, like... a consensus mechanism? public key cryptography? some kind of content-based addressing? social convention and agreement on which fork to use? is it easy for you to go edit historical commits in the linux repo?
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by ruined 2y ago
git is a blockchain
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by ruined 2y ago
and that's awfully rude of you, but if you were concerned about message retention you wouldn't do that. so what's your point?
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by ruined 2y ago
your wrong
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by ruined 2y ago
if you want to scrape all the content, that's what the firehose is for, and it's allowed. the only reason to mass-follow is for spam purposes.
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by ruined 2y ago
not a chance
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by ruined 2y ago
where else would a liberty bell explode

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