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by squeaky-clean 9mo ago
When I played (original vanilla) WoW I remember getting 2-3 fps in 40 player raids. The cursor wasn't tied to the game's framerate though. So with the right UI layout made from addons I could still be a pretty effective healer. I
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by squeaky-clean 9mo ago
This isn't banning books, it's akin to banning a book store. If a book store chain isn't paying their taxes and gets shut down, the books have not been banned or censored.
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by squeaky-clean 9mo ago
It would be absolutely amazing if any sort of tech could say that I'm going to have a serious health problem 6 months ahead of time.
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by squeaky-clean 9mo ago
That's some third party app. And if you look at the Github it's basically an advertising vector for that companies set of mobile development tools.
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by squeaky-clean 9mo ago
In a lot of bass music the most important parts are simply inaudible on an iPhone speaker.
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by squeaky-clean 9mo ago
On my Samsung film mode has an insane amount of processing. Game Mode is the setting where the display is most true to what's being sent to it.
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
Those statistics include the viewing device in the energy usage for streaming energy usage, but not for GenAI. Unless you're exclusively using ChatGPT without a screen it's not a fair comparison. The 0.077 kWh figure assumes 70% o
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
From your last link, the majority of that energy usage is coming from the viewing device, and not the actual streaming. So you could switch away from streaming to local-media only and see less than a 10% decrease in CO2 per hour.
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
Just because your VM is running doesn't mean the service is accessible. Whenever there's a large AWS outage it's usually not because the servers turned off. It also doesn't guarantee that your backups are working properl
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
Doesn't getting acquired mean that you no longer have the authority to confirm that?
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
I went with Philips Hue smart lighting specifically because it could work without an account or any internet access for the bulbs or hub. Guess what became required this year? At least it seems I can still use them offline if I don't u
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
You're really missing the point here. If I defrauded a million companies for $0.05 yeah throw me in prison. If Dollar Tree defrauded a single customer of $0.05 that's very different than doing it millions of times.
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
They're saying git would not have been better or faster or cheaper if implemented in a classical centralized way.
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
I still don't understand how this or the top level comment are related to the post. I also don't get how you can claim we don't have to 'punch holes in cards to help the machine "think"', and also mention
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
Cheaters don't want to play against other cheaters. If they end up against only cheaters that's a kind of soft-ban or shadow-ban and once they figure out that's the case they'll do the same steps as if you had actually b
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by squeaky-clean 10mo ago
Two reasons this doesn't work Most competitive games these days are free to play. A cheater gets banned, makes a new account, and gets placed on the competitive ladder level of a new player, and stomps their way up the ladder against u
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by squeaky-clean 11mo ago
I frequently have to wait 20-30 minutes for an Uber or Lyft pickup at my apartment in south Brooklyn. I'm sure it doesn't help that I'm usually going somewhere like Bay Ridge if I'm ordering an Uber and not somewhere pop
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by squeaky-clean 11mo ago
It's still not doing the thing
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by squeaky-clean 11mo ago
> Is the US AI data-centers producing 80% of the world's IT You've misread it. It's not compared to AI datacenters, it's every type of datacenter, for all types of computing. In the future scenario you've laid ou
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by squeaky-clean 11mo ago
This attitude is why Trump is president. Yeah we have a terrible leader, but we could have had a mediocre leader and I guess that is somehow worse in people's minds.
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by squeaky-clean 11mo ago
Their whole marketing campaign was basically "You've never seen anything like this before, no one has made a phone capable of all this". You can't really copy that marketing if you're the second company making such
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by squeaky-clean 11mo ago
Well sure, because you want the person trying buy something from you for a million dollars to have a hangover.
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by squeaky-clean 11mo ago
Do you sideload packages on a Linux computer? Do you sideload a game you purchased on GOG?
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by squeaky-clean 1y ago
If you're using JUCE and not using any of the VST2 features removed in VST3.
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by squeaky-clean 1y ago
Since I never agreed to the VST3 SDK terms, which required you to give up your license to VST2, does this mean I can finally make VST3 plugins without losing the ability to publish VST2?
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by squeaky-clean 1y ago
> Why would I proxy my own decisions based on any mindless slogan? Exactly, why would you? But ignoring a hypothetical communal bridge jumping situation, do you have a problem with Matz having stewardship over RubyGems? Use your own thin
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by squeaky-clean 1y ago
Wysiwyg kind of fell apart once we had to stop assuming everyone had an 800x600 or 1024x768 screen, because what you saw was no longer what others got.
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by squeaky-clean 1y ago
Those gestures have been pretty standard with mouse movements in music software for a while. Apple brought it to touchscreen, but they didn't invent the multi gesture knob interface. I had a Novation Zero SL mkii in 2008 which had a &q
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by squeaky-clean 1y ago
You'd have a discontinuity. A knob naturally rotates back to its start. A slider never does and would have to pacman-wrap itself back to the start. There's no motion you could make that would infinitely increase without a break. A
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by squeaky-clean 1y ago
> There is absolutely no way you successfully adjust two knobs at the same time on a multitouch display, let alone while doing live music I do it all the time on an iPad. It handles up to 5 simultaneous controls very well.

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