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tapland
9mo ago
Yes, if someone wrote a guide on how to do it and why, that’d be great. Knowing where to look and which settings are relevant, for yourself, is a crazy ask of even very computer savvy users.
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tapland
10mo ago
P. Sure the camera in question breaks in fun ways. From my observations because it can’t update it’s time, so messing with it a bit leaving to a need to update, downgrade, block from the web again. But it’s worth trying
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tapland
10mo ago
So it’s more like the top 0.001% who have the voting majority in this wonderful democratic system we all have our life savings dumped into. What was your attempted point? Or did you not understand the issue that was brought up?
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tapland
10mo ago
:) You still don’t have a say and the investor is also the customer. How is it democracy or keeping companies to being good for society.
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11mo ago
This is great. I’m going to start making something like this, but with some cut apple wood knobs, for my birds.
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tapland
11mo ago
It’s a few games, but a few very important ones. GTAVs online ecosystem with custom servers. Rust hasn’t enabled Linux Battleye support. Valorant Some releases that are temporarily popular like BF6, playtest of Battleye games where Linu
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tapland
11mo ago
I’ve seen a few, 9 figure projects to replace essentially 6 devs and three sysadmins. Another proposed replacement about to fail now, after half the COBOL devs were laid off. So if anyone needs a remote openvms/hp nonstop or junior z&#
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11mo ago
And insurance, and there are telcos still having boxes spinning. And places dealing with inventories or airlines and whatever, or healthcare. If databases helped and it was around before 1992 it might still be running some cobol.
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11mo ago
Anyone who’s looked at breach data knows to try yourname+service for any service. This does help in filtering spam though
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11mo ago
Probably just trying to save face after having to close down/scale back the startup to zero. You too can be a 1 man startup founder.
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1y ago
Doesn’t seem like the same pool if you measure 300 counts/min from their hair afterwards.
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1y ago
For me it's been on and off, sometimes a windows installer manages to detect network cards and sometimes it doesn't. I think I've been blocked from continuing an installation once, so I assume you'll just have to plug so
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tapland
1y ago
Creative writing sites without anti ai rules are getting swamped. Disheartening looking for people to read and provide feedback when hundreds of users churn out 40k word stories on a daily basis.
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1y ago
The lastest Arc GPUs were doing good, and were absolutely an option for entry/mid level gamers. I think lack of maturity was one of the main things keeping sales down.
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1y ago
For me it’s been about 25, but since this is the opening premise, and a throwback to the opening scene I think it’s probably one of the most memorable.
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1y ago
Ugh. Could they have their expert make a website that doesn’t crash safari on my iPhone SE? :)
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tapland
1y ago
I think getting a JSON formatted output costs multiples of a forced plain text Name:Value. Let a regular script parse that and save a lot of money not having chatgpt do hard things.
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1y ago
And condiment labels from reading them during dinner. That’s 90% of the Finnish I know.
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tapland
1y ago
People using their trucks for truck stuff know most others don’t. They don’t have to make shit up
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tapland
1y ago
SubEarthOrbit for the dwarves
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1y ago
That’s usually how they’re scheduled though, and it’s printed that way to make the timetable shorter and much easier to read.
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1y ago
If you never do, you’d hopefully be aware that it’s exceptional.
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2y ago
You could argue for only allowing communication through selected carriers, or connections to selected brand computers, and connecting to selected manufacturer Wi-Fi hotspots too
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2y ago
It mostly seems to be slop
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2y ago
My SO has lived in Sweden for a few years, gone through the provided Swedish classes to be eligible for university studies, but really feels the need to consume more swedish text. The easier-to-read books in the libraries are all too simple
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2y ago
Current price in Sweden should be about $300-320/mo? Looked this up last week. Starting dosage is lower. You you can find the prices, even on prescription only meds with fixed pricing, on the state-owned pharmacy's website (mono
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2y ago
In Sweden the municipality finances 40-50% of public transport, and owns recorded CCTV and gathered traffic data (from ticket scans etc). But operations are by private companies (regular procurement stuff). It works somewhat ok
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2y ago
The hardest to safely drive, with most risk to others safety, in the most densely populated areas of Sweden and Finland. The well maintained highways would be much safer. Not even considering the autopilot.
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2y ago
Absolutely. Just wanted to point out that having difficulty being in a social and potentialy rowdy and loud environment for hours can still remain after the "seek psych/medical help" advice that was thrown out!
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tapland
2y ago
Yes <- No
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