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by tjpnz 2y ago
Sounds like Microsoft have decided on their direction for the next Xbox.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
They're not going to touch that one.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Presumably when a process dies we may never speak its name again?
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by tjpnz 2y ago
I started using the web in the mid 90s at around nine or ten. The most positive interactions I remember weren't on nascent chat rooms or forums but through email. As a space obsessed kid I managed to build a small email list of contact
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by tjpnz 3y ago
Nothing would surprise me at this point. Every time they address a problem they find a bunch of new ones. God knows how many more they're introducing in the process. I wouldn't want to fly on that thing unless the Boeing CEOs (cur
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by tjpnz 3y ago
Something like GERTY from Moon would be all you need around the home. And you wouldn't need to worry about charging him either.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
Most of it is lost countering atmospheric drag. Gravity only starts to become an issue when you want to go beyond low earth orbit.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
They were talking about running this in New Zealand between Wellington and Christchurch. The idea sounded batshit insane to begin with given how rough the waters are in the Cook Strait, which is also one of the reasons why there's no b
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by tjpnz 3y ago
If you're interested in learning operating systems or compilers the TempleOS source is surprisingly approachable and clocks in at around 100K LOC. I did a deep dive of HolyC while on a long bus drive and came away with a lot. Terry Dav
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by tjpnz 3y ago
>Frustratingly, despite a large portion of the game being doable in singleplayer, The Crew remained an online-only endeavour throughout its decade-long lifespan. This is the part which is most relevant and a reason to stay clear of &quot
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by tjpnz 3y ago
>If you Google "Piratebay", the first search result is a fake "thepirate-bay.org" (with a dash) but the Wikipedia article lists the right one. Note that Wikipedia editors also remove links to sites they don't lik
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by tjpnz 3y ago
He gazed up at the enormous face. Forty years it had taken him to learn what kind of smile was hidden beneath the dark moustache. O cruel, needless misunderstanding! O stubborn, self-willed exile from the loving breast! Two gin-scented tear
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by tjpnz 3y ago
The hospital is serving a public good.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
Speaking English poorly doesn't imply writing will be as poor. I work in Japan and have colleagues who I'll struggle to communicate with verbally, yet I don't have the same issue over text.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
I own a Bravia, it has all the usual bells and whistles but was made in Japan for the Japanese market. We've had it connected to the internet for the year since we bought it and haven't had any trouble with ads.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
Because if there's one thing people can't get enough of it's ads.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
What steps can one take to increase their chances of it being detected early (and by that I mean all cancers). I live in a country which screens people in their 30s for lung, bowel and stomach cancer but the tests aren't infallible. Sa
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by tjpnz 3y ago
I would extend that to the wider region.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
We use Pi-hole for blocking Meta and other shit. It's also pretty decent at blocking ads. This is all based on blacklisting so is far from infallible. You'll still need to take some interest in what your kids are up to.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
There are posts on Reddit claiming he resurfaced in Israel and got the shit kicked out of him there. Some people never learn.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
I remember my first trip to Japan in 2012 and it being a bad deal then. Not sure if this has changed but there was no "one" JR Pass either - you had to either choose JR East or JR West. If I were doing it again in 2024 I wouldn&#x
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by tjpnz 3y ago
I hope they do their due diligence. There are plenty of examples of influencers behaving badly in the countries they seek to emulate.
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No compromise is necessary when you have access under law.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
To any doubters it's now common for vehicles to be outfitted with a range of sensors including cameras and GPS. Read the fine print on when said data is beamed back to the mothership and make your own decision.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
What technologies? Short of operating your own power grid you don't get a say in where the electrons powering your GPUs come from.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
A la Elon Jet but for the vehicles of publicly elected officials? I think we should have the right to keep tabs on them given how prone they are to misbehaving.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
Bait and switch sounds wrong in this context. It's not like they planned this whole thing fifteen years in advance.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
I've got the real one on my desk. Will probably be dead before it grows into anything resembling that.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
And that Bill Gates wants to use the vaccine to depopulate Earth, and that the vaccine includes a 5G enabled microchip to coerce you into adopting SDGs. It's really bullshit all the way down.
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by tjpnz 3y ago
Was safety a factor in those estimates or was the meeting mostly about the stock price?

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