sysworld

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by sysworld 8mo ago
While maybe not the best work ever done by govt. It's the first thing (as a non-US person) that I've seen that the govt is trying to do something about the unhealthy % population of the US. Though I wish they'd go after sugar
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by sysworld 8mo ago
It was a wild day when I realised not everyone changed channels or muted when an ad played on live tv. Can't believe people watch them.
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by sysworld 8mo ago
"The only thing that helps against horrible neighbors is moving. If you've never learned that lesson, you've never had horrible neighbors." Having lived next to a terrible neighbour for over 20 years, I can confirm a hor
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by sysworld 8mo ago
It makes me a little sad to see a lot of peoples comments here about how they're annoyed by xyz thing someone does that doesn't stop at there fence line or unit. So many are being downvoted.
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by sysworld 8mo ago
Yeah, don't try AWS. I tried it once and now I'm stuck with $0 bill emails coming each month that I can't stop.
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by sysworld 8mo ago
Corporate probably loaded up the laptop with work monitoring software, and some terrible AV software. Among other bloatware. A PC of your spec should run without noticeable delay, something else is going on there. Having said that, Windows
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by sysworld 8mo ago
You can install Asahi Linux on some of the M chips. But you are right, it's not as easy as it used to be.
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by sysworld 8mo ago
I tried a "flagship Android" phone once (the top of the line Samsung), it was bugging the second I opened the pack. I returned it and got a cheap Pixel budget line phone. Then a few years later I jumped ship to iPhone, and largely
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by sysworld 8mo ago
I've got a MacBook Air M2 and it's still zoom'n along fine. I did get 24GB RAM, which I'm sure helps... run Chrome :)
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by sysworld 8mo ago
Yep this. Avoid lifestyle creep (when you get raises). Invest your money (e.g. world passive mutual fund, or VT ETF). Don't sell investments when the market crashes, just ride it out (assuming you bought diversified fund). Don't s
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by sysworld 8mo ago
There is equipment that will dig a small tunnel like thing under concrete, avoiding needing to destroy your driveway (assuming there is space on either side) . Won't be cheap, but it's possible.
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by sysworld 9mo ago
And OS's. Mac has some decent models, but kokoro is much better. Even this one is better.
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by sysworld 9mo ago
There already are audiobooks on audible that are 100% TTS, while it's playable, it's no substitute (yet) for a real human. It's just too flat/dead compared to a human reader.
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by sysworld 9mo ago
I wish they had done the same with there Soundlink mini series. They are amazing little speakers, but have some weird bugs with the battery. API docs probably wouldn't help here so much, as open sourcing it's firmware. One can dre
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by sysworld 10mo ago
Pretty sure this is a feature the uploader can use for YouTube to generate an (ai) thumbnail. I saw it on my channel once, but can't find it back now. You can see it on many MANY channel thumbnails now. At least with the people I follo
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by sysworld 10mo ago
I thought the stairwells were the designated fart location
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by sysworld 11mo ago
Just chuck in the old non LED lights. When I'm walking around town at night, it's only the cars with new bright white LEDs that are super bright and blind me. It's a relief when an older car come by with orange'y lights.
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by sysworld 11mo ago
It's a shame this too doesn't play/pause with space bar.. like Spotify, drives me nuts.
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by sysworld 11mo ago
I have pretty rare first and last name, but somehow have gotten random person's car service receipts (and reminders) from a service place in the US (I live in NZ). There car has a lot of problems. I got on twitter pretty early too, and
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by sysworld 2y ago
Back when I looked into fluoride in water, my take away was that for adults it has little impact on IQ, but may have more on younger people. Research was still ongoing. From my understanding, fluoride in water was more a thing done for poor
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by sysworld 2y ago
I think that's a bold statement. I'd say the jury is still out on that (especially for pregnant women and babies). Though I will agree with fluoridated toothpaste. I would rather the govt gives out fluoride toothpaste to people, t
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by sysworld 2y ago
So much this! Though were I currently live, this means looking out onto the neighbours fence. Hoping to move soon to get a betting working space.
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by sysworld 2y ago
I have a friend who setup lighting in there garage where he works on servers, he was really proud of his new lights, when I came in, I was shocked to see he picked the worst lights possible, blinding blue/white, flickering, shining dir
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by sysworld 2y ago
Ah mate, I'd settle for manufacturers to even publish colour quality of there lights, even if it's just CRI. At least here in NZ, like 99% of the consumer lights say nothing about colour quality, and many are pretty average (not t
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by sysworld 2y ago
Finally! Been trying all the TTS models popping up on here for ages, and they've all been pretty average, or not work on Mac, or only work on really short text, or be reeealy slow. But this one works pretty quick, is easy to install, h
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Millennials: the best Silicon Valley company to work for(thenextweb.com)
1 points by sysworld 11y ago|0 comments
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by sysworld 12y ago
Your lucky, when someone in my building triggers the fire alarm for there flat, the really loud alarm sounds in all the flats in the building, with an audio note saying that someone has triggered the fire alarm and you can leave if you want
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Your Settings Menu Is All Full of Crazy(blog.katworksgames.com)
1 points by sysworld 13y ago|0 comments
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How Do I Declare A Block in Objective-C?(fuckingblocksyntax.com)
5 points by sysworld 13y ago|1 comments
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Vanish from the Internet With This One-Stop Website(wired.com)
2 points by sysworld 13y ago|0 comments

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