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by tiagod 5mo ago
That's not true. Zip files have supported other compression algorithms since the late 90s.
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by tiagod 5mo ago
Imagine you really enjoyed your meal at a restaurant, and in the end the waiter tells you it's made of people. Is it still a good meal, and most importantly, would you recommend it to other people?
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by tiagod 5mo ago
I don't find your conclusion that obvious. They could also be deploying changes to their regular infrastructure before updating enterprise, shielding it from some mistakes.
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by tiagod 5mo ago
Many ships carry very heavily armed private security. You're describing a world that does not exist.
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by tiagod 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_dress
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by tiagod 6mo ago
There are several MTG video-games. In this case, it's "Magic: The Gathering Arena" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic%3A_The_Gathering_Arena
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by tiagod 6mo ago
I believe that comment was specific to it being unusual in Windows software, suggesting the developers were also working in UNIX stuff (where usage SCCS/RCS was common).
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by tiagod 6mo ago
This is an amazing find. I'm very curious regarding the specific targets of these rules, and in the exact changes to the results. Wonder if they will only make a difference in simulated conditions super specific to nuclear reactors?
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by tiagod 6mo ago
I came across this Andy Kirby guy on youtube, and his videos really came across as very sensationalized, exaggerated and clickbaity, which drew me away from meshcore, as I associated him with the project organization. This seems to validate
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by tiagod 6mo ago
> Kind of like how X is sometimes pronounced "sh" in Portuguese. Including this case! México is still pronounced with the "sh" in Portuguese :)
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by tiagod 6mo ago
That TAP data was leaked on a tor hidden service, in multiple files, and download was extremely slow on the days following the leak. One of the files was much smaller, and my friend had the bad luck to have his data in that one. His phone w
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by tiagod 6mo ago
Don't you think it's a huge stretch to compare those to modern generative AI in this context? Those don't raise any of the questions that make current usage questionable.
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by tiagod 6mo ago
AI for textures for over a decade? What AI?
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by tiagod 6mo ago
> Fig IV: Throughput (toks/sec) and energy consumption (mWh/tok) across various hardware platforms. I don't see any mWh/token figures in that chart.
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by tiagod 6mo ago
For me the: - Built-in dictionary - Being able to read anywhere, even when light is not available (on a taxi, for example) - Can fit it in my pocket - Less annoying to read while lying down in bed, and the page is automatically marked when
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by tiagod 6mo ago
I feel the same way about the US. Can't imagine the vast wilderness you still have. I've never been somewhere truly wild and untouched by man.
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by tiagod 6mo ago
That's also a joke
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by tiagod 6mo ago
My LG G3 overheated so much that the screen unglued itself from the case. Sent it to warranty 3 times, but it happened again every time. The middle of the screen got so hot I could barely hold my finger there.
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by tiagod 6mo ago
The reason it sits at 8GB on idle is... optimization. The memory is there to be used, so the OS will use it to improve performance until it's needed for more important tasks.
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by tiagod 6mo ago
His job involved driving every day around the same city he was modeling.
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by tiagod 7mo ago
Many call centers have these privacy messages that play before you're actually put on hold. Just use the same feature with a 15min of waiting music.
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by tiagod 7mo ago
For me, just removing "blonde" would be fine.
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by tiagod 7mo ago
After reading the article, I was disappointed to find that there doesn't seem to exist any video of the egg (and the working mechanism) on YouTube. EDIT: I have found a low-quality video on Instagram: https://www.instagram.c
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by tiagod 7mo ago
Google Pixel with GrapheneOS
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by tiagod 7mo ago
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I guess if you aim well enough, there could be a very long, narrow, non-reflective cylinder in front of the receiver that would block all light that is not coming exactly from the direction of the ta
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by tiagod 8mo ago
Scams have been using LLMs for a while. know of two people so far that got their card stolen and used to buy chatgpt subs.
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by tiagod 8mo ago
Goring them is about sending a message.
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by tiagod 8mo ago
(2009)
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by tiagod 8mo ago
High aperture = Blur Unfortunately the lower number actually means bigger aperture.
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by tiagod 8mo ago
It's a standalone network. Most Portuguese cards are also VISA/Mastercard, but payment terminals may only have a contract with Multibanco, meaning only Portuguese cards are accepted. It's quite common for foreign cards not to

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