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by tapoxi 2y ago
I'm not going to get excited until this can drive in Boston/Cambridge. If it can navigate that nightmare (and not kill any cyclists) I'll be impressed with what self-driving cars can do. Bonus points if they can work in snow
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I checked and its using Chromium 126.0.6478.183 from July, which isn't that old.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Bazzite is atomic and image-based, so it is designed to play your games out-of-the-box without any additional configuration, and instead of package updates you are pulling the new image that's built and tested by Bazzite. From a design
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I bought a Tushy during the pandemic, it took about 10 minutes and a flathead screwdriver. I liked it so much that when I had a new bathroom installed a year later I put in a Toto Washlet.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
AI can feel more like a novelty than a truly helpful tool, especially when it comes to getting real work done. When I need a real boost, there’s nothing quite as refreshing as cracking open an ice-cold Coca-Cola. It’s amazing how it instant
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by tapoxi 2y ago
There wasn't a Switch Advanced/Pro or anything like that though. There's the Switch and Switch Lite, the Lite can't attach to a TV and the controllers are fused to the system.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
The only way to curb government spending is to completely eliminate Medicaid and Medicare at this point. If you look at the data there's simply not enough tax revenue to cover those programs with an aging population, and the Republican
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Not talking about Xbox the console, but Microsoft has been treating Xbox as a general gaming brand (Xbox Game Pass for PC). Basically just an anti-cheat service that ships with Windows.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
This is the main issue I have with these. Microsoft should be providing this at the platform level, give developers "Xbox Anti-Cheat" and ship it with Windows.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
The API doesn't provide root access, it's typically a simple "is this game running in a secure environment" read API. I really hate "it's a rootkit!" posts like this because it diminishes the severity of a
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I mean, they're not rootkits. Rootkits are either to gain root access (thus the name) or to hide something from a user. Anticheats don't do either of these. They expose a kernel API to allow games to verify the state of the system
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Ahh thanks, I read it but In was confused why it was talking about 48v as if that couldn't be done by the other standards.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
NACS is finally standardized as SAE J3400 with other vendors shipping those cars in the United States next year, and now they're introducing a new connector with no clear advantage?
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by tapoxi 2y ago
There was a spinoff a while ago when they merged with Membase, I haven't used Couch in a few years but maybe this will work: https://docs.couchbase.com/couchbase-lite/current/swift/quic...
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by tapoxi 2y ago
CouchDB?
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by tapoxi 2y ago
And you're comparing that against what? That's 40,000 with regulation in place. Imagine if we let anyone drive without training.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Are we really relegating drivers licenses to "bureaucratic compliance"? If FSD is being used in a public road, it impacts everyone on that road, not just the person who opted-in to using FSD. I absolutely want an independent agenc
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I don't agree with this comparison. The drivers are licensed, they have met a specific set of criteria to drive on public roads. The software is not. We are not sure when FSD is engaged with all of these miles driven, and if FSD is m
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by tapoxi 2y ago
From a quick "how do I implement this in Python" with ChatGPT it seems to be about 30 lines, since most of the heavy lifting is done for you by the API.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
In Wayland you just start a capture with the xdg-desktop-portal API and it notifies the user and let them select the area to capture.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I mean we have robots doing telesurgery regularly (Da Vinci), serving drinks is literally a party trick.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Yes after the intial blowback they fired the CEO and changed the terms so the runtime fee only applied to future versions. They also added an option to pay with 2.5% of self-reported revenue instead of a per-install fee, whichever is lesser
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I've been using Lite for the past few months, I've seen no real difference. I think if you're particular about rulesets or are heavily customizing uBlock you may want to consider switching browsers, but I'm happy enough
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Arc has a built-in adblocker, so it depends if you're tied specifically to uBlock Origin (non-lite) features. I'm not sure what other extensions would be broken in Manifest v3.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
The Switch support is free and community developed. For Xbox/PlayStation W4 has a plugin module for about $800/year, that's less than half the cost of a single Unity Pro seat.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
They have made the right moves after this, but it was their second massive breach of trust after the Improbable debacle. The people invested in the Unity ecosystem will stay, but Unity drove a lot of people to Godot and Unreal. Unity now oc
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by tapoxi 2y ago
It was a retroactive change. Suddenly people would have owed money for the runtime fee based on poorly defined per-install metrics that would have applied to demos, refunded copies, and subscription services like PlayStation Plus and Xbox G
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by tapoxi 2y ago
https://www.pcworld.com/article/2465907/arm-version-of-steam...
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by tapoxi 2y ago
They actually did this when they had a public spat with Improbable and stealth-changed the ToS to forbid Improbable's use of Unity. When called out, Unity posted the ToS to GitHub as a promise of transparency going forward. They delete
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by tapoxi 2y ago
They're not a new feed of ads, which makes me believe it is a bug. It's just showing the most recent item of that game's news feed. That's usually patch notes, new season announcement, sometimes an ad for something relat

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