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by spookie 3y ago
It's a bit much to require an open source project to deal with the infrastructure to provide that, don't you think? All reasonable solutions would require the user to have done their part in setting up a nextcloud instance or some
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by spookie 3y ago
I was just giving an additional way to use a computer not known by many. Either way, we shouldn't rely on the skills of a few to interact with a computer.
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by spookie 3y ago
The problem here comes from Google being the ones who monopolise on the user data, leading them to be the only credible source of truth on the user interests. This is an outstanding move from them, business wise. I agree that I prefer, priv
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by spookie 3y ago
There are braille keyboards too
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by spookie 3y ago
Yup LaTeX math doesn't make sense. I've been trying to hack my way into getting a voice model to read it but no real progress.
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by spookie 3y ago
Mint tea too! Or some Fisherman's Friends
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by spookie 3y ago
Your explanation is much clearer than what I said, so yeah, this
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by spookie 3y ago
Same way a rocket does. That is, don't treat it as if there's a need for a second object. The release of air is applying a force in whatever the balloon still has in the direction of travel, even though it's going on the othe
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by spookie 3y ago
Does something like Signed Distance Fields help or is it just be an added value and not a complete different way of doing it?
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by spookie 3y ago
Cities are employing the same kind of technology to Orwellian levels of dystopia. It would be nice for the same level of scrutiny to be applied if I'm honest.
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by spookie 3y ago
You could encrypt your boot partition as well as the others. ahem ... A "friend" of mine does this and he sure looks silly decrypting the laptop 2 times upon turning it on! Of course, this approach only solves the biggest problem
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by spookie 3y ago
In what way does blocking not work the same as muting?
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by spookie 3y ago
This is great!
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by spookie 3y ago
> They aim to replace CUDA with their proprietary equivalents Neither oneAPI, nor ROCm are proprietary?
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by spookie 3y ago
That Neptune sized planet sure is close to its star. Interesting
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by spookie 3y ago
At least from my knowledge of the gaming world there are QA devs who do find the issues and fix them if they've the ability to do so, point out code that should be taken a look at, and all of that. I find it extremely valuable to have
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by spookie 3y ago
I'm sorry in advance, but aren't proteins glorified Lego?
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by spookie 3y ago
Honestly, that happened to me. Was making some UI elements for a game, and tried to generate some. After a while, I was so tired of getting results that weren't quite what I wanted that I just drew them. It certainly has its place, but
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by spookie 3y ago
I hear people are already running PSVR 2 on PCs, that headset is pretty great! OLED, blocks all exterior lights, great stuff. About comfort, a Quest 2/3 + an aftermarket head strap replacement is pretty good. If you don't mind the
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by spookie 3y ago
HoloLens 2 is a difficult one. It has a lot going for it. But, the poor FoV, coupled with only really being able to use your index finger for typing have really made my experience worse. The worse of it is developing for the thing. Just a c
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by spookie 3y ago
Half Life Alyx is great, wouldn't dismiss that one.
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by spookie 3y ago
People access a webpage for content, not noise. Ads are noise. Smarter noise will still sound like noise. Perhaps, making it even more obvious, the kind that irritates people. Gradually, the noise took more and more center stage. And then,
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by spookie 3y ago
This is one of the biggest misunderstandings in computing for the last decade, I feel.
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by spookie 3y ago
If Europeans would continue having that train of thought they would still be fighting. Alas, someone had those same thoughts back in February 2022. And now it's a minefield. Dwelling on the past is a recipe for disaster, having grandio
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by spookie 3y ago
Let's take a very clear, narrow lens on the issue. Let's also separate Palestinian civilians from those exerting power unto them in Gaza. I say this because any other way is a can of worms. How did Hamas come into power? What are
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by spookie 3y ago
Ever the more reason to fix it? It sounds as if nothing is fixed if it is _that_ bad.
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by spookie 3y ago
Inverse kinematics have been solving most of the animation blending you're describing here for years. Not to dismiss completely the potential of this, but there already pretty good, reliable ways to solve these issues. I believe the pe
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by spookie 3y ago
Doesn't help that Bluetooth is on the same spectrum
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by spookie 3y ago
Please take a look around ESA endeavours before making such cynical claims. For one, take a look at ESO. Comparing private companies to public funded ones is such a ill founded idea... I can't even begin to comprehend the optics of mos
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by spookie 3y ago
Poisoning the well for others, huh?

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