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by spookie 2y ago
You can have jobs without a degree. Important and fullfilling jobs too. Those bankruptcy statistics might be biased given how poorly paid athletes are, thus tgey might be a consequence of their past and not their present. They aren't f
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by spookie 2y ago
To understand rollbacks it's better to assume the user has itself borked something rather than the system. You don't necessarily rollback to previous package versions, just to the last state everything was working. Sure you can fi
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by spookie 2y ago
Europe is a big place. Either way, it's the most rock solid distro in my personal experience. YaST, their system configuration tool, is the best there is. It has a GUI, TUI, and sets of commands that let you configure everything withou
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by spookie 2y ago
Thanks for the warning. I assumed it would be de-orbiting but still, a very bad headline prone to lead people into believing in something that's not going to happen.
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by spookie 2y ago
Why is that the case? The way its implemented is no longer fit for today's world, but as a concept? That's a whole other story.
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by spookie 2y ago
Why? What's so bad about this?
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by spookie 2y ago
Yes, we live in an utopia and everyone is very kind and at peace. Who would ever want to build these things?
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by spookie 2y ago
Nobody is ever going to break up ASML. Apple is, in the grand scheme of things much less important. Much less.
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by spookie 2y ago
Understandable! Thanks for what you've shared. I'm doing academic work on something that could leverage a digital twin, hence my interest. There are many uses for this tech, particularly in less techy crowds that still make signif
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by spookie 2y ago
Oh, for sure. Wholeheartedly agree. We are little by little eroding the foundations of an economic system which allows individuals to get recognized and rewarded for their hard work. I may have not worded things well, I was trying to speak
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by spookie 2y ago
That's fair, as someone pretty proficient in 3D modelling I understand your point. However, it also boils down to the scale of the project. Imagine recreating part of real life city, creating a digital twin, for scientific purposes (te
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by spookie 2y ago
I think it comes from the fact an artist can create the mesh themselves and optimize them using this approach.
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by spookie 2y ago
Could you go more in depth with your approach? Sounds really usefull for man made structures!
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by spookie 2y ago
I don't think there's such a huge gulf between Krita and Photoshop for digital artists. I do work with it professionally all the time, mostly dealing with texture work for CG.
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by spookie 2y ago
Sure, if you want to deal with strange problems no one has ever faced. RPi's strength isn't in meaningless performance benchmarks, is in actually getting stuff done.
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by spookie 2y ago
No country should be subjugated to the desires of another. Ukraine wanted to join the EU, that was their provocation? Several paramilitary groups in its home soil have been funded by Russia, Russia took over Crimea, Russia has invaded them.
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by spookie 2y ago
But what if you don't live in the US. You actually live in a "third world" country? These are the type of things that make it very hard for Apple to penetrate markets outside the US.
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by spookie 2y ago
Agreed, its a understandable that they're choosing this path. FOSS needs to stop having such quasi-religious positions like the ones mentioned at the start of the article, where very understandable decisions are taken as dabs against o
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by spookie 2y ago
Is it? Nevertheless, it doesn't matter, what matters is that they are cooperating. Which is good, don't get me wrong.
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by spookie 2y ago
I'm sure someone will come and help with the port! It's just a matter of time (:
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by spookie 2y ago
One would think so, but some browsers do not handle well repaints or do it prematurely. I've been testing a fediverse platform against a plethora of browsers, and I'm always surprised at the differences. It's not terrible, bu
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by spookie 2y ago
Ok this makes perfect sense. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by spookie 2y ago
While I agree with the second point, let's be honest: SpaceX has had a lot of help from NASA.
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by spookie 2y ago
The real issue is the dependency in a real life enactment. Not even considering the performance.
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by spookie 2y ago
They often do.
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by spookie 2y ago
Anything water based on top of the light emitter will have the same effect. You just need to use a formula describing its refractive index with temperature and density inputs. The temperature is known by the car, the density can use a look
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by spookie 2y ago
Great cars! :)
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by spookie 2y ago
At the end of the day, there's a trust issue. The way distribution works nowadays, mitigates a lot of those. Making it decentralised would be a step backwards.
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by spookie 2y ago
"When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong."
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by spookie 2y ago
New CAD users would appreciate a good open source alternative. Moreover, the world is a diverse place, not everyone has the same kind of money or quantity. I think CAD users would benefit greatly from good open source alternatives.

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