seynb

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by seynb 3y ago
Yes, ChatGPT is down. https://status.openai.com/ Upon logging in, I noticed it suddenly downgraded me to free although billing is current. People are reporting they also lost Plus subscriptions and all chat history. https:
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by seynb 11y ago
Inputting Unicode in X Windows is easy. Just type: setxkbmap -option compose:ralt Now, right Alt (AltGr) is your compose key. Then, for example: à is Compose + ` + a ö is Compose + " + o ß is Compose + s + s ç is Compo
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by seynb 11y ago
I think these people have read too much science fiction. >First we had the legs race. Then we had the arms race. Now we're going to have the brain race. And, if we're lucky, the final stage will be the human race. >John Brun
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by seynb 11y ago
Here's a Beowulf Cluster with 2^5 Raspberry Pi's running Arch Linux (for ARM) http://coen.boisestate.edu/ece/files/2013/05/Creating.a.Rasp...
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by seynb 11y ago
Thinkin' the same thing. Actually, it is very feasible and affordable for a low-range city car. The major factors are the cost of batteries, and range anxiety. You can do conversions with in some cheap lead-acid batteries generally for
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by seynb 12y ago
The problem is that "Telco" hasn't existed (at least in the USA) since divestiture of Bell System. Tariffed services include access to the PSTN as in terms of trunk lines (esp. PRIs), which allow end users to control call app
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by seynb 12y ago
No love for the Hacker's Keyboard (Android)? It's invaluably helpful for sending ASCII Control characters (when on an SSH session, for instance). https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.pocketwo
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by seynb 12y ago
But, it's not just FUD. https://secure.dslreports.com/forum/r20614148- Taxpayer subsidies helped build the telco network, not dime one of which has been repaid. Meanwhile, they https://secure.dslreports
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by seynb 12y ago
>So the DSL infrastructure? It's not so much about the last mile anymore. Since most customers want bundled voice/data/video, it's about linear video channels and that means content. The big players are always going t
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by seynb 12y ago
>I believe the core problem here is that ISPs and infrastructure are owned by the same companies. Exactly. MSO (Cable) & Telco ISPs that offer video products are already prioritizing their own VoD (Video-on-Demand) offerings over dat