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3y ago
Cloning my NFC cards, being my garage opener (I wasn't given a key and couldn't be bothered getting one... and yes, it's my garage), testing equipment using the GPIO pins and what not. Last one is really handy tbh Edit: oh! I
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The point of the flipper zero is to have one good supported gadget that has a lot of people hacking away with it. It's the same thing with the raspberry pi, sure you can get some cheap clone off less than ideal places, but you're
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3y ago
Why would you train one?
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3y ago
I wouldn't translate that phrase as such, it's more of a play on the word "deve". Therefore, "must" or "owes". The meaning, in my view, is more akin to: "he who fulfills his obligations and does
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3y ago
Couldn't have said it better! Don't forget they're moving for the Roblox market now, getting that child labour content bling!
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3y ago
While one could argue that a some money had to be spent in the old days to get those boxes in the shelf and off them, these days what does Apple do? Besides being one of the two players in the market? Clearly someone is being abused. I'
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3y ago
Elegance would require more than this. Reasoning, for one.
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3y ago
Yes, you've condensed the problem in display quite well here. It's not even just hypocrisy, but also short sighted behaviour. Artists will learn to not trust the web, if they haven't already. The greatest time to train a mode
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3y ago
Fair
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3y ago
The term is used here in its legal meaning, therefore as competing in the same space as the original
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3y ago
I'm not sure if it applies here. Midjourney's use intends to substitute the artists' work, and is commercial.
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3y ago
While I do not argue the explosive nature of it, safety can be improved by embracing how fast it disperses. Think Toyota went that path with interleaved fibers in their containers' outer enclosures, to augment that effect, so it isn&#x
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3y ago
> Unless you're in the upper Midwest and your car is one of those stuck at a charger unable to fast charge because it's too cold and you didn't have an hours worth of time and energy to preheat it. You also have the proble
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3y ago
Same, it had a considerable effect, which in turn caused some animals to be more prolific than others. I wonder what will the result be in a couple of decades. If anything this might help future decisions to be taken more seriously.
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3y ago
Yeah, I realised I'm not really learning by having such a cheatcode. Was doing a Vulkan renderer and the moment I stopped using ChatGPT, I started making way more reasonable decisions on how to structure my code via abstractions and su
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3y ago
Yes, this is indeed a big problem. If anything, more eyes are needed. Therefore, less walls.
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3y ago
I did not know about that! Thanks!
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3y ago
openSUSE is a gem. I can't even fathom how many times I've made a mess from my impulses to tidy up my system and it just manages to "fix itself". There are also a lot of neat things, like being able to use multiple versi
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3y ago
That would be great!
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I don't understand how it isn't intended to be an end user DE, they've been adamant that they hate how some distros change the base GNOME DE. Which I do agree with them to some extent. Nevertheless, even if that was the case,
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3y ago
The fact that on KDE you're able to achieve a consistent look across Qt and GTK2/3 apps ootb, but not on GNOME, should tell you a lot. And then GTK4 comes along, and you basically can't make it look consistent. Not even their
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Take a look at neocities websites for a bit of that, otherwise I would also like to know something that compiles that look!
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And yet one sees people talking the fearure up all day on the internet, as if it's safer than human drivers. When I see such comments, I seriously question if they've ever driven a car and came across a Tesla in "self-driving
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3y ago
If the country itself (Ukraine) calls it officially as such, it should be respected. Same thing with the Netherlands/Holland debate, it isn't that difficult.
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3y ago
For Nvidia users, just install the drivers via the runfile provided by Nvidia. Never had an issue this way. Granted I install dkms and do an autohook to install the modules on kernel updates, which I wager is a bit much for most.
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3y ago
Is it a Valve problem, or a Microsoft one at that point? Nevertheless, you could still download your game and remove the thin DRM layer (tools available to do so), and then play them on your Windows<10 machines.
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Let's be fair and acknowledge the difference between a small local farm and the larger "industrial"-like ones. I grew up in a farm, I know others too, people are kind to their animals. Of course, the larger ones don't ca
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3y ago
What's your opinion on seats with haptic feedback and VR for flight simulators?
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3y ago
Given the project's goals, that would be off the table. Someone could always fork it and add that feature though!
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3y ago
Use Syncthing or KDE Connect to sync a folder with that file between devices.
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