taskforcegemini

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by taskforcegemini 8mo ago
In times of AI this doesn't sound lije the ideal solution either
32.
by taskforcegemini 8mo ago
+1, I feel exactly the same
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by taskforcegemini 8mo ago
>I could equally go find someone crazy saying the world is going to end this year. Given current events, one doesn't have to be crazy to believe this
34.
by taskforcegemini 9mo ago
they had this in "the 5th element"
35.
by taskforcegemini 9mo ago
to be fair, things also break on windows if you use their online services
36.
by taskforcegemini 10mo ago
They are using OCR for selecting plain text?
37.
by taskforcegemini 10mo ago
A lot of people drive fine when they are drunk.
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by taskforcegemini 10mo ago
when did you check last time? I've been using gpu passthrough for more than the last ten years with different gpus from amd to nvidia to onboard intels. last few years I went back to native windows, because some games refused to run in
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by taskforcegemini 10mo ago
that's where the word comes from? he should (or should have) trademark it, it's very widely used
40.
by taskforcegemini 10mo ago
if you take money for something, things get a bit more complex
41.
by taskforcegemini 10mo ago
microsoft powertoys has this feature
42.
by taskforcegemini 11mo ago
It could be improved upon, but it definitely doesn't suck compared to all the systems that don't even use any command history
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by taskforcegemini 11mo ago
apoligies, it was onlyoffice that is russian
44.
by taskforcegemini 11mo ago
have the russia-ties been debunked though?
45.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
>Source? The austrian bank is Raiffeisen. Politicians of germany like Gerhard Schröder and austria like Karin Kneissl.
46.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
I think we should do more albedo engineering. like white roads and car roofs.
47.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
Understandable, it's counting sheep after all.
48.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
why not? As good as the options have become, for many purposes they are still not quite there yet
49.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
the articles is from 2023, but from personal experience they have been doing that a lot longer
50.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
seems to be the other way around
51.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
I hope this fad ends soon. often the turning off button for translation is not easy to find, if it is possible at all.
52.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
is this fleshcam as multi purpose as it looks?
53.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
It takes a village to raise a kid, so don't shift the blame to the parents. They usually have little say in the lives of their 16 year olds. and the more they try to control, the less they will.
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by taskforcegemini 1y ago
I don't trust that a fuzzy automatism adds anything beneficial to that
55.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
same is true for product reviews in online shops
56.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
in good quality?
57.
by taskforcegemini 1y ago
The virtio bug bit me. I have one hostnode (debian) with one nic that gets passed through to a virtualized opnsense. Storage is two consumer nvme in raid0 as system disk. I was expecting downtime with this setup, but kernel bug was not on m
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by taskforcegemini 1y ago
I'm thinking this is what happened to google search. Definitely feels this way.
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by taskforcegemini 1y ago
As a sysadmin occasionally responsible for resolving load-spikes caused by bots/crawlers: well said!
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by taskforcegemini 1y ago
>NAT (and no NAT is not a fucking security feature and is orthogonal to fucking firewalls..) is this about the meaning of the term "NAT"? because of course it is a security feature if something is offline by default

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