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by slabity 3y ago
> This myth again? You don't even need to know medieval history to figure out it is bullshit. I hate to be that guy, but do you have a source that backs this claim? "Think about it logically" doesn't really cut it.
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by slabity 3y ago
> The Information reported some of the gruesome incidents that have occurred at the Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, where one out of every 21 workers were reportedly hurt in 2022. The data is derived from the required injury reports Tesla
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by slabity 3y ago
> Vulkan basically isn't relevant anymore unless you are doing Android. Why do you say this?
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by slabity 3y ago
> Update 2: models that lost writes: > SK Hynix Gold P31 2TB SHGP31-2000GM-2, FW 31060C20 > Sabrent Rocket 512 (Phison PH-SBT-RKT-303 controller, no version or date codes listed) Looks like those two models failed. Would like to no
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by slabity 3y ago
Well Nikola Tesla thought a lot of physicists who created successful theories were frauds. He openly disagreed with Einstein, Marie Curie, Maxwell, Hertz... And probably a lot more that I don't even know about. I think the most interes
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by slabity 3y ago
Honestly I was really giving them the benefit of the doubt up until that point. The fact that they don't understand that this PR was essentially an unethical marketing stunt on their part (regardless of whether they believe in their ow
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by slabity 3y ago
> Politicians largely don't want to touch this issue, I think, because they're often the target of blame when the roads are insufficiently cleared and people have trouble getting around. I think they don't want to touch th
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by slabity 3y ago
Thank you for sharing that. Those images have dissuaded my pessimism a bit. They prove at the very least the technique can be used in some non-static scenes.
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by slabity 3y ago
> Anyway, this doesn't seem to allow any sort of dynamic lighting whatsoever, but for scans of existing places, such as house tours, street views and so on, this seems super promising. So this method can only really be used for stat
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by slabity 3y ago
> Why do people always ask for this? It's a feature only newbies use Because when you market a tool as "Easy to learn", "from beginners to experts", and "For everyone", then I would expect some decent
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by slabity 3y ago
Do you have a link to that PR? I am actually very interested in something like that.
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by slabity 3y ago
> Opt-in approval. The term “opt-in approval” refers to a method for obtaining customer consent to use, disclose, or permit access to the customer's CPNI. This approval method requires that the carrier obtain from the customer affir
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by slabity 3y ago
Someone needs to tell Google what "Opt-in" and "Opt-out" means. No, if you automatically enroll me into sharing my data with 3rd-parties, that is NOT opt-in. That's completely disingenuous. This should really be ill
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by slabity 3y ago
Considering they haven't completely removed Pinterest from their platform, I absolutely agree.
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by slabity 3y ago
> Here at Discord, we’ve got a healthy blend of ... Linux devices. Given how long certain core functionality in Discord has been completely broken on Linux, I find this a little hard to believe.
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by slabity 3y ago
Out of curiosity, is there anything stopping websites from detecting if a browser has WEI and then simply not serving the website? It would be amusing to see browsers get pressured to not implement certain features for them to access the
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by slabity 3y ago
> and yet they collaborate with each other? Libreboot use to be part of the GNU project, but I'm not aware of any collaboration after the fact. I just know the primary author/maintainer of Libreboot had a falling out with the F
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by slabity 3y ago
> No. The better question is, why didn't FSF contact Leah before trying to publish their own Libreboot releases at libreboot.at? Why did they try to impersonate Libreboot? That's not a better question at all. They list out thei
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by slabity 3y ago
> I did this release for them Did I miss something? Over the past 7 years the Libreboot project has been extremely aggressive towards the FSF. Going so far as to say the GNU project shouldn't exist and throwing insults at individual
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by slabity 3y ago
> I'm not sure why you're so invested in the idea that eating protein is hard when one doesn't eat meat. I'm not sure why you're so invested in misrepresenting my argument. You're conflating my use of the wo
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by slabity 3y ago
> Are vegetarians typically 'inexperienced' long enough to lose lifespan, though? No, because they find out really quickly what they're deficient in when symptoms show up (or they revert back to their previous diet). I adm
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by slabity 3y ago
I want to preface this with the fact that I never said you can't have a well-balanced vegetarian or vegan diet, because I feel like that's what you're thinking I'm implying. > Common nutrients that even non-vegetarian
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by slabity 3y ago
Where did I imply you need to 'meticulously record every meal'? I explicitly added the "inexperienced" tag to try to avoid this kind of extreme contrarian argument. > major exception being vitamin b12 for vegans is so
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by slabity 3y ago
Yes. But is that a result of not eating meat? Or a result of paying close attention to your diet? A lot of inexperienced vegetarians/vegans end up with nutrient deficiencies because they don't ensure that they are properly getting
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by slabity 3y ago
> What he's saying is that it's easier to have the ingredients in a list at the bottom/top instead of strewn around the text. I understand that part. What I'm questioning is how does including an ingredient list also
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by slabity 3y ago
> To use cooklang, it appears that I have to rewrite recipes to include ingredients inline. No other recipes tend to use this style, because it is harder to read. I don't understand. Recipes absolutely include ingredients inline, be
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by slabity 3y ago
> In order to replicate the functionality of an access point, the device needs to support all 3 bands (2.4/5/6), not just have a slot for whichever single band I want to support. Many cards support multiple bands concurrently.
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by slabity 3y ago
> DIY is an option but also way more expensive. This has recently become far cheaper over the past few years. You can now get quite powerful fanless computers that come with 4-6x 2.5GBe ports, and they typically have a slot on the boar
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by slabity 3y ago
That's a vacuous argument. By that logic, you can easily dismiss all problems in a democratic society since the source of the problem is "the people". In reality, there were huge misinformation and lobbyist campaigns waged
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by slabity 3y ago
> Brauner said that he thinks bcachefs is in "excellent shape to be upstreamed", but he is concerned with the number of filesystems in the kernel; he is glad to see that there are efforts to remove some of them. Changes that im

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