suprjami

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   by suprjami 3y ago

   I wonder if rice could be used to dry 3D printer filament? Can the rice be recharged by drying in the oven like silica gel?
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   Yeah, what you say makes sense. I am sure you are not the first person to think of this. I wonder if a pre-made library exists for it? I couldn't find anything with a quick search.
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   There isn't one. You have more business sense than the multiple Sony gaming execs who let this stupid thing go to market.
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   That isn't how skin works. Surely you've suffered the inconvenience of a small paper cut or kitchen knife nick on your unlocking finger. Even if you cut large enough to create a scar, you'd just re-register the new print and
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   Linux has socket options which let socket owners query and set TCP Keepalive parameters. See `TCP_KEEPCNT` and friends: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/tcp.7.html The usual term for the table is NAT
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   What is "the" government? The reason I put "nationalise" in quotes is because any such partnership needs to be a global commercial partnership between companies. It can't be actually nationalised by any country beca
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   That's a third party plugin, not core Caddy.
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   I do. There needs to be one international company who is co-owned by all these media companies. They need to "nationalise" streaming amongst themselves. That way users only have to pay one streaming service, the content is availab
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   by suprjami 3y ago

   Is there a current summary of what Curcumin can actually do?
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    There's a bit of a difference between "cranky old person" and one letter away from "fuck".
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    I'm not sure the general public are ready for Bowling meets Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo but I like the idea.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    That isn't true. Here in Australia the typical notice period is two weeks. That means if you want to leave, you write a resignation letter and you have time to hand over like you said. However the employer might also walk you out of th
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    I've always thought such policy heavy handed and unfair. This article proves that's not the case. I've heard vague stories of someone doing a malicious delete on the way out, but never seen it myself.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    So do I. There was a guy in Western Australia selling pre-made ones with a choice of different connectors and charging capabilities.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    What do you suggest? I don't have an answer but it seems difficult to penalise a corporation in any meaningful way.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Eskil Steenberg suggests width of code as a measure of quality. Vulkan wins.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Top poster to this thread has confirmed the cost was €750
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    I've worked in laptop repair for various brands before (Acer, Dell, Compaq). Whenever people ask my advice I always recommend they buy a laptop extended warranty, and I buy it myself. It usually pays for itself on the first service cal
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    I always thought Fair Trading was the version for individuals
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    > Chimera is a general-purpose OS born from unhappiness with the state of Linux distributions. It's built around the core idea that a simple system does not have to require endless setup and customization to be practical. This seems
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Yes, it is. There's an ABC article about this, they interviewed one particular business owner who has gone to great lengths to get good equipment which cuts engineered stone with wet saws which don't generate dust, and has worked
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Apparently that is correct, this did the rounds recently where Bill Gates suggests current GPT has hit a plateau: https://techstory.in/bill-gates-5-cents-on-generative-ai-gpt...
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    This poster knows what's up. I'd put money on a future which looks exactly like this.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    I don't care either way about Wayland or Xorg, I just want something that works. However, I haven't used a screensaver in so long I can't even remember. At least 20 years. I just want the monitor to switch off when it's
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Could this text be automated for each submission and included at the bottom of the comments? Not as a post by you but as a site feature.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Red Hat didn't exit, they moved from RHEV to OpenShift Virt. Now it's kubernetes scheduling KVM VMs instead of ovirt-engine scheduling KVM VMs.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    If advertising was reasonable, I would agree with you. A static image in a 90s-style top banner or sidebar is not too awful. But advertisers don't stop there. Distracting animations, flyovers which block the page content, tiny impossib
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Another good option is Firefox for work and Librewolf for personal, or vice versa
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    This guy is awesome, some of the most friendly and accessible Reverse Engineering content you'll ever see.
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    by suprjami 3y ago

    Because AI grifters think training a language prediction model is the same thing as creating Data from Star Trek.