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by themoonisachees 4y ago
Ublock origin generally stays on top of things. Haven't used Facebook in a while though.
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These disks aren't typically meant for database server usage. They're fine for consumers and even stuff like webservers, but the amount of data discord moves around on the daily means that they are bound to make some disks fail pr
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Anecdotally, we herited a ovh dedi infrastructure when signing a new client and tbh its been going swimmingly. I think the Incident made them really up their game.
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
If you've ever played on The Oldest Anarchy Server In Minecraft, 2b2t.com, then chances are you experienced a login queue hundreds of users long. From my experience, 600 users would make you wait about a full day, while having Minecraf
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
You could always be incredibly racist. AI devs don't want another " we trained an AI on reddit and it is a Nazi now." Headline. Not that that's practical or going to help your blog in any way, might as well not write any
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
The single most important point that is keeping visual programming from ever being taken seriously in corporate settings is the fact that there are currently no version control compatible with it (for good reason). You can't collaborat
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
OK but they are still making small cars. If all cars suddenly got bigger i'd get it, but the fact of the matter is that people are buying bigger trucks and not small cars despite both being available. My pet theory is that among other
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
Thankfully, lower working-class population means more bargaining power for them, as labour is rarer. But yeah the fact that by 70 years-old most people are considered unfit for work yet the median age of congress is higher than 60 says a lo
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
My guess is that making obeying a legal (I don't agree that it should have been, but it was) subpoena by a us judge punishable in the EU is setting incredibly bad precedent.
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
The US aren't at war with Russia. Sure, they're helping an ally in a De facto war against Russia, but currently the us spends more on "defense" than both Russia and China combined, when it is technically at peace. In cas
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
To expand on that: Comcast would much rather sell a dedicated fiber to a business with capital and guarantees. Selling to the individual consumer doesn't make a lot of sense business-wise, because of the deployment costs and continued
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
I'm all for using and reusing old hardware as long as it makes sense, but complaining about something being a resource hog on a 9 year old laptop with 8GB of ddr3 is nonsensical.
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I get what you're saying, but at the same time that is exactly what the author is trying to do, just that they are doing it in their own way, which just so happens to feel adversarial to the manager. There is no right or wrong here. As
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I find the resource -hogging of obs really goes away once you start using hardware encoding. Not available on old cards, but the performance overhead is minimal.
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> To its credit, Intel has openly acknowledged the problem that Arc has with pre-DirectX12 games, not just in slickly produced PR videos but by allowing its marketing team to conduct a charm offensive on popular tech YouTube channels lik
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by themoonisachees 4y ago
For anyone who hasn't seen "the problem with nfts": The basic, fundamental problem of play to earn games is that they rely on the fact that the thing that makes you come back is a want for fiat money. The problem with that is
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Technically, it means that any system holding binaries is capable of holding data identifying a user, which has crazy gdpr implications. Practically I don't expect this to have any impact beyond state surveillance, where obtaining a bi
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Until tech improves to fix this too. Detecting ai-generated content is a fool's errand since that is literally how they get better.
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As far as i can tell the openBMC support list is quite small :/ Most vendors are indeed running Linux. For example, HPE iLO 5 is capable of starting smart storage administrator from bios, and when doing so it just launches some flavor
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the inverse square law problem isn't different for short-throw projectors (and it seems the person you are responding to was in fact installing short-throw projectors anyway). short-throw projectors are just normal projectors optimized
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As far as i'm aware, the very first rust compiler was bootstrapped in C and the default rust compiler has since always been written in rust then compiled with its previous version. above is "i'm pretty sure", but i _thin