uni_rule

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by uni_rule 4y ago
One of the strategies of all time
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by uni_rule 4y ago
A lot of people got really comfortable with things being "finally over" this summer. Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if it spiked again around Thanksgiving / the holidays as it has the past 2 years and once again catche
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by uni_rule 4y ago
So is the Mixed Reality suite getting folded into the former Oculus platform or vice versa? Or is it neither, and just that some tools are being ported to the Facebook side?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
It's just further proof that we should be able to do better yet just "don't".
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Because it's forced? I feel like you're missing the "forced" part of forced labor.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
That and AMD's next set of laptop CPUs will have RDNA2 graphics and steamdeck-tier gpu performance, so really its a war on two fronts in the mobile space. They're screwed in that regard.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I always thought the use case for WISPs was for places that have at best the fiber line built for "a cell tower" but are otherwise cut off from more solid ISPs who want home internet or for places that are best have shitty ADSL. T
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Yeah, you can tell be all the people trying to get the fuck out of there that witnessing this really does fill them with glorious patriotic bloodlust.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I feel bad for anyone who bought a Gen 1 threadripper and got absolutely dicked on this, even if the restriction is trivial to bypass.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Microsoft: we made it incompatible with CPUs manufactured before 2018 (except for the surface studio because it was designed more special-er, guys trust us) Also Microsoft: why is nobody upgrading to Windows 10? The cutoff should've be
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I think ai stuff will have a similar wonder when it's capabilities for improvising things becomes deeper. The only difference is that now some people are understably scared of the implications of such impacts relative to the internet&#
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Most people wouldn't mind bringing back a non-military federal job guarantee in the form of returning the WPA in some form. It won't be a particularly glorious or high paying job but I definitely believe such a program would have
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Doubt it. The NSA would have way better production value than that, lol.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
OpenCore ports for modern motherboards would be pretty neat
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Being too poor to save for high quality things that don't need to be replaced as often is a tax within itself. That's part of why poverty is considered "cyclical".
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Considering the status of GPUs on hackintosh systems / the Mac Pro I am under the impression that no Nvidia cards after Pascal are supported by MacOS and the ones that are are via various kludges dredging drivers from High Sierra upwar
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Even then the relationship more Valve repo acces and licencing > Nvidia's First Party Studio > Nintendo. And obviously Nividia has a good relationship with Nintendo because of the Tegra X1 powering the switch so it's not a s
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by uni_rule 4y ago
https://ebsynth.com/
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by uni_rule 4y ago
This is a force multiplayer. It doesn't take the place of artistic intent, dingus. Besides you can't accomplish much with just "a model". This is an asset generator, hardly a threat to anyone especially when these thing
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Unexpected interactions with the river otters
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The only thing it does wrong (imo) is clutter the home page with attempts to sell itself. Not having a clean landing page is ironic for a product made by a disgruntled Google employee.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
If they really cared about charger durability they wouldn't have removed the supports from the cable joints until their first party cables regularly frayed apart at the cable ends.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
gestures towards the part of the millennial doll that killed the mcwrap
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The pure volume of projects spurred on by the release of Stable Diffusion source code is staggering
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I mean legally they shouldn't be with COPPA and all that, otherwise there are far more regulations in relation to their privacy, the two ideas of toning it down for children and not following children's privacy standards would vis
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I mean one of the pain points are mainly that they treat other companies so poorly many in the industry just kinda hate their guts, not just AIB partners as shown by EVGA's messy divorce, but also others such as Apple or the Linux Foun
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Tesla plans a lot of things
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Age, probably. Young kids aren't that smart.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Which companies? Unless you mean websites and not the ISPs themselves, in which case, fair.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I think it would have more to do with Fiber to the Node allowing ISPs to only half-upgrade their infrastructure and still achieve workable broadband, even if having the foresight to do straight fiber would have been a much better goal to wo

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