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by vablings 10mo ago
If that's the case, then why are console games so damn expensive? I was shocked to see how much the latest AAA title costs on disk/store Console users now - Don't get a price subsidized console - Have to pay an online members
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by vablings 10mo ago
Some random guy had the same problem as you a couple months ago and already released a nice software package that you can get from AUR/apt/dnf etc. And if it doesn't exist then maybe you should go and make it!
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by vablings 10mo ago
I think there is something to be said for companies putting their money where their mouth is. Getting behind Gaming on Linux with a hardware launch is pretty substantial and Valve have been explicit since 2013 that they think it's the
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by vablings 10mo ago
How. When most people talk about distain for AI they are specifically talking about the use of generative AI and the fact that its widely used to astroturf creatives. Not all AI is bad, and not all AI is gen AI.
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by vablings 10mo ago
Complete lie. ARC Raiders uses AI for generated voice or TTS; it's hardly in the same field as generative AI which is mass scraped from the internet and churned out of a matrix math black box. They paid voice actors for the training an
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by vablings 10mo ago
5700X3D is a big boost in games over the 3600. I would say install it, these days you don't even have to re-install windows when changing a CPU
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by vablings 10mo ago
I think it is about computers being wrong. If a system that could be used to criminally convict someone of a serious crime is in place it should be held to a similar standard of systems such as flight computers or self-driving cars. We must
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by vablings 10mo ago
How can you not read this and just see it's a huge puff piece for Flock. As far as I can read from the first article and reports they were not pivotal in tracking down the killer. It was once again only someone else who knew that perso
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by vablings 10mo ago
I think it's hard to say. Grok is pretty good and also fairly free with good usage limits. Every single AI company in my opinion is committing fairly grave misdeeds with the ruthless scraping of the internet and lack of oversight. Not
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by vablings 10mo ago
It's been funny to see people move from overclocking to underclocking. Especially for the older AMD gpus. On the RX480 a slight underclock would cut the power usage almost in half!
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by vablings 10mo ago
Easy workaround, AI & LLMS can generate you a random area you live and a simple profile from the perspective of people What do you like about New Jersey? "I like New Jersey for its proximity to NYC and Philadelphia, the huge variet
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by vablings 10mo ago
It's actually the buffering in this case that will get you dinged. The stated 110ms "lag" is probably the minimum time between keystrokes ever. If you have ever recorded data on the mean time between keystrokes you get a nice
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by vablings 10mo ago
It makes me feel so gross that these companies are leaving gamers behind. The whole idea of a GPU was from gaming and games. And the whole AI evolution was subsequently born over the fact that gamers/software engineers could toy around
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by vablings 10mo ago
Why would YOU see a mystery XSS exploit on a social network? The idea of the DoD scoring these little exploits in a box is usually to deploy in a highly controlled and specific manner. You as a layperson is of no interest to them unless you
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by vablings 10mo ago
Once again feels like terrible overreach of the so-called nanny state under the guise of "think of the children!". Parents should be the ultimate authority on what kind of media their child consumes, and they should be responsible
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by vablings 10mo ago
No not to individuals. There are absolutely contracts you can score for certain attack surfaces but that usually involves going through a company. If this person is from the united states, they will absolutely land themselves a good scholar
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by vablings 10mo ago
Redlining is the example that I am giving to show this has long been the behavior of businesses and unless its racist it's not illegal. Also read your EULAs
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by vablings 10mo ago
Absolutely, the issue of obesity is not just getting people to exercise more I 100% agree. The actual science of having someone diet, exercise and stick to that engagement is literally endlessly complicated and part of the reason why GLP-1
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by vablings 10mo ago
Stupid, especially because he is a kid and young in his career. His lifetime earnings and ability to score a better paying job is worth way more than an extra couple thousand dollars selling this kind of exploit to criminals. It's why
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by vablings 10mo ago
There is a difference between something being banned and preventing the spread of inaccuracies or misinformation (without suppressing any information) It is well accepted that the lab-leak theory is highly improbable, and all of the evidenc
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by vablings 10mo ago
That seems insane to me. There are plenty of bisexual individuals that children will encounter in the real-world no. I could sympathize with banning of books that are of a certain obscenity but if purely because they are bisexual that sound
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by vablings 10mo ago
It wasn't a blackmail scenario specifically Jagex got punished either way because the fraud was enabled by their platform. I don't have the time to check but I believe this was mentioned by the one of the Gower brothers in the run
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by vablings 10mo ago
> This sort of thing wasn't really possible before the internet age. We need new laws to deal with it. Yes, it was and it always has been[1] >I disagree. The issue is these huge platforms can arbitrarily ban people and consumers
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by vablings 10mo ago
Alongside all of these honest doctors and fitness coaches who espouse metabolic syndrome as the biggest health crisis of the 21st century there is a broad group of scammers and conmen who use the well backed science and literature to seed g
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by vablings 10mo ago
Sadly, the real issue here is with the banks and the payment processors. It's very likely that they have metrics for larger marketplaces about being below a threshold for fraud. Online game stores like steam live, breathe and die by pa
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by vablings 10mo ago
At 30 miles per hour, the majority of the stopping distance is reaction time from a human. Self-driving cars have maybe 10/20 of that reaction time in the case of immanent collision. I also don't know about you, but my car can sto
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by vablings 10mo ago
There are no reliable studies. There have been multiple demonstrated examples that user data has been shared, and systems have been hacked. We have plenty of evidence of harm and no good evidence for effectiveness. We don't need to &qu
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by vablings 10mo ago
I completely disagree. BLDC control is not far from AC-servo, and they are insanely cheap nowdays https://www.omc-stepperonline.com/ac-servo-motor These are EtherCAT AC Servos for a couple hundred bucks, Any small cnc proje
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by vablings 10mo ago
I am not anti ALPR. They do have merits on flagging things like stolen vehicles and human trafficking. What I do dislike is a private company owning up the entire market share and has little to no obligation to behave. Why can't cities
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by vablings 10mo ago
Instead of complaining about legislators protecting your rights. Why don't you pressure sites to stop harvesting so much of your data?

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