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by superkuh 3mo ago
The methodology works and it's a fine result. But it's important to remember that talking about one wayland is not talking about all waylands the way talking about xorg/X11 is.
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by superkuh 3mo ago
You can't just test one wayland compositor and talk about the performance of all wayland compositors. They're vastly different, especially when it comes to the extensions to wayland needed to handle input devices (ref: https:&#x2
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by superkuh 3mo ago
Anubis does support the no-JS HTTP meta-redirect proof of work but few know about it and fewer enable it. And it may not block everything .
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by superkuh 3mo ago
The difference between ROCm and CUDA is that when a consumer GPU is released by nvidia it's supported for CUDA for about a decade (1xxx series cards just dropped last year). When a consumer GPU is released by AMD it's not supp
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by superkuh 3mo ago
This is good. But unfortunately it doesn't mean the Flock cameras will be removed because the city doesn't own them. Flock does. And Flock will likely want to keep them there. In other cities when the contract is canceled or let e
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by superkuh 3mo ago
If you haven't used your $whatever in a year, why do you want to use it now? Replace $whatever with whatever you want and you'll see how absurd this question is.
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Google deleting all recently inactive accounts without phone number
53 points by superkuh 3mo ago|40 comments
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by superkuh 3mo ago
With the end of easily available rtl-sdr dongles it's a relief to see someone has wrung such exceptional RF instantaneous bandwidth out of an RPI alternative interface. I really hope use of the camera interface for RF takes off.
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by superkuh 3mo ago
I played again but this time I drove my car backwards and the model does much, much worse in this weird situation. It often doesn't do what I input at all and keeps straightening itself out. And on kick-off you always go for it, even i
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by superkuh 3mo ago
It feels like playing on a very slow computer. Except that sometimes it just randomly decides you pressed the flip button. Really impressive.
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by superkuh 3mo ago
With Microsoft "Minecraft", sure. But not that actual Minecraft game. Microsoft is an exception, a bad one, and they added this after they bought the popular game. It is not in any way intrinsic to the Minecraft game experience.
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by superkuh 3mo ago
Video game companies still remember when they owned the arcade machines and players were required to constantly insert money into the machines to keep playing. They've been chasing that high ever since. The key to owning modern multipl
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by superkuh 3mo ago
The same as every other fascist control measure. Voted down. Voted down. Voted down. Then forced through through some obscure mechanism bypassing the will of the people and becoming law forever.
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by superkuh 3mo ago
Or nowhere you know at all if you're a non-technical user who was on a local account Win 11 setup who was tricked by microsoft dark pattern pop-ups getting you to go to "online accounts" which automatically and silently encry
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Suing them is not justice. Justice is them going to prison after being charged with and judged guilty of the crime.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
As time goes on the opportunities for human persons to interact directly with each other, without some corporation mediating it, become fewer and fewer. Sometimes it's not even possible to buy food without having a third party corporat
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by superkuh 4mo ago
AI's PR problem comes mostly from the fact that people's only experiences with AI are through corporate uses of it which almost universally make whatever situation worse and way more frustrating. If one's only experience with
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by superkuh 4mo ago
It could never be against the police officer themselves due to qualified immunity. They are free to break the law however they wish. And that completely lack of accountability creates the risk inherent in every (US) police interaction.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Poor guy. He just wanted to spread some joy and now he's risking his life repeatedly. One of these police stops it's not going to work out. There are just too many US police eager to use physical violence for no reason.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Yes, running the windows version of Rocket League might be possible. But that's not what I bought.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
"Lore" is appropriate. Epic games is a very unethical company that steals from people. Myself in paticular. I bought Rocket League the game for linux from Psyonix. Epic bought Psyonix and immediately removed the game clients for l
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Good thing the businesses and central government no longer require US consumers to function. They can just keep circular trading within themselves. No need to get approval or use by human persons.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
I am happy to see that Iroh says they'll support the 1.0 protocol for the entire life of the project even if they make a new version. If they can stay true to this it'll be a useful alternative domain system. But using QUIC means
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by superkuh 4mo ago
I used to. I do much less now that email is no longer available for whois results from domains because of GDPR. It really killed communication on the internet. The switch to non-protocol based corporate communication services was the other
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Ruffle is not complete or comprehensive. In my test of a dozen swf ruffle could successfully display about half. Compare to the actual flash plugin Shockwave Flash 11.2 r202 (11.2.202.643) in my retro machine browser which displayed them al
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by superkuh 4mo ago
Very much so. And it's even more scary that MS uses dark patterns to trick older non-technical users into enabling MS online accounts. When the bitlocker activation automatically happens during tricking the user into going from a local
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by superkuh 4mo ago
It is good to known many of these toxic organic pesticides are banned in the USA. I do wonder about the large fraction of the produce in US grocer's stores that comes from other countries though.
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by superkuh 4mo ago
That https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-7/subtitle-B/chapter-I/su... specifically does not allow "(f) Rotenone (CAS # 83-79-4)" and "nicotine sulfate" is a huge red flag. I guess the
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by superkuh 4mo ago
The point of this article is that "organic" farming uses organic pesticides. And more of them are required than when using synthetic pesticides. But I suppose it is the wrong pesticides for the industry lobby (except for copper
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by superkuh 4mo ago
The claim in the article is that there's nothing intrinsically safer about the "organic" pesticides. And that just because "organic" labeled pesticides can be found as is in nature doesn't mean they are safer.

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