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by tjoff 2mo ago
Okay, sure, but that's a very narrow and specific angle though? Not sure I could deliberately rotate the ball in that direction even of I wanted to. Especially given the limited use kensington uses rotation for (at least to my knowledg
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Why does it require two sensors?
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Tesseract is super picky though often failing pixel-perfect screenshots... So, maybe it can be tuned for your usecase but with that kind of investment €3.5 for 1000 pages is a bargain ...
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Yeah, that should be reserved for apple and google! /s
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Well, you'd think so but given how slow and resource hungry the ones written in javascript are it makes a lot of sense.
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Sure, but all projects are version controlled? You only mount the project dir so you can only loose your current changes - which is the same if you copy...
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by tjoff 2mo ago
What is the advantage of copying rather than a bind-mount?
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by tjoff 2mo ago
the whole concept of having cars with that are almost capable of self-driving is utterly insane, the very least you'd need special training. We are not equipped to deal with something that works brilliantly most of the times but migh
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by tjoff 2mo ago
I don't think you have to look far nor hard for a mail-client that doesn't communicate with the developer because you send an email... Universal Clipboard, AirDrop and iMessage - is that really the value add of apple? iMessage...
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by tjoff 2mo ago
It only adds discoverability for the things that fit the screen. In other words, you have to make it simple. I.e. the lazy way to make something "user-friendly", do as little as possible and force the user to adapt to your ways in
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by tjoff 2mo ago
It's not hallucination. The prompt lacks details and given that an AI or a human has some artistic freedom. After all, that is why current AI is usable at all.
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by tjoff 2mo ago
So, the argument is that it is popular? I'm not arguing against that... That people trade anything for even just perceived convenience? That isn't news either, but it does explain a lot of the sad state of affairs we are strugglin
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Yes... that $25 if they manage to get even that before it is blocked I can live with. Loosing my phone, even if they can't do anything with it is a whole other scenario. Now I can't even get home.
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Yes it is. Doesn't break if drop it for one. Much smaller than a phone. Isn't tied to apples ecosystem. etc. I get that you might want one if you are a tech maximalist with a single focus. But that doesn't mean you should sto
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Because a normal card is superior in most practical cases?
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by tjoff 2mo ago
The images related to the article are about 0.5MB.
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by tjoff 2mo ago
I'd never trust that it will hold and detach without residue, but that is probably my ignorance talking... I own a 3d printer which makes most of these projects look like the perfect fit for a 3d print (even when there are far simpler
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Exactly, I also want to add that 16 GB at that time would probably correspond to 128 GB today. My 13 year old laptop, that I still use from time to time (mostly because it is the only windows machine I have) has 8 GB of ram (which truly is
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Unfortunately the last 15 years computers have deliberately been capped on ram which severely limits the longevity of sold devices.
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by tjoff 2mo ago
Isn't both of those, potentially, just consequences of OAI having more spare compute?
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by tjoff 2mo ago
While they are fully compliant with the AGPLv3 and can say "our stuff is open source", this satisfies only the strictest sense of the license. It doesn't supporting integration with most distributions' repositories. Thi
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by tjoff 3mo ago
Interesting, but also wholly incomplete without knowing how effective the respective models are and how much people are actually using them.
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by tjoff 3mo ago
Very far fetched and was almost two decades ago, never seen that sentiment in regards for Xen. Xenserver seems a bit mismanaged though. The original question was vague, but we are getting a bit all over the place. Hyperscalers and most ot
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by tjoff 3mo ago
Why is KVM a thing when we have great and free Xen virtualization?
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by tjoff 3mo ago
x2go can be a bit janky but when setup correctly it can deliver the promise of x-forwarding with good performance even over internet. Love the ability to just forward one or several applications directly instead of the whole desktop environ
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by tjoff 3mo ago
Sure, but that is not a problem listed in the post.
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by tjoff 3mo ago
how would multiplexing ssh connections help for this?
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by tjoff 3mo ago
Neat. The quick and dirty way I use if I want to make something big and unmissable is to invoke figlet inside vim: ":r!figlet vim"
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by tjoff 3mo ago
maybe not residential, but if you are close to a coffee shop or bar or anything else that offers it...
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by tjoff 3mo ago
To me it is crazy people go out of their way to defend apple in this area. They might be slightly better than some others (horray!) but given their ecosystem it is still the worst platform if you value any form of freedom. Depending on appl

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