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vegadw
1y ago
But what about the furries :(
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vegadw
1y ago
That's already happening though. There's a bunch of quid pro quo for speech curtailment in the media right now. Hell, just this week Colbert lost his spot to appease the administration for the Paramount + Skydance merger. Even if
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Why is there a date of 1968 in the Intel Chipset Device Software Utility?
(intel.com)
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vegadw
1y ago
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vegadw
1y ago
Maybe a hot take, but for a modern overview of the way people at large interact with computers, I find it almost disingenuous to paint it in a positive light - wonder included - without also showing the dark sides. The gray area only exists
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vegadw
1y ago
The intro is well written and captivating, but is an intro. Unfortunately, it leaves me less wanting to read and experience the meat of the book and more curious what that meat even is. With a target audience that doesn't know how to c
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vegadw
1y ago
Oh I am so pissed about the noob guide thing. I have intentionally removed my post about my bad interactions with the Arch community from my website, but if you're curious it's in the history: https://github.com/Ve
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vegadw
1y ago
Good cables (Though maybe not silver, that shouldn't matter much), ironically, actually do make an audible difference. Just good, oxygen free, low capacitance cable is what you want. Because guitars are high impedance and how tone pots
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vegadw
1y ago
The minecraft thing is a problem regardless of launcher, to the point that I actively condone people pay for the game then find ways to not require online auth. Some moron at Microsoft decided that if your password is serving its purpose an
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vegadw
1y ago
> "But what other option is there, really?" Not taking VC funding, having slow organic growth, making a good product, and having pride in your work? Like, maybe I'm missing something, but why does the end goal always have
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vegadw
1y ago
I'm a furry (Been for ~10 years, actually going to a big con in a week) but not a Therian. I too sometimes find some of the Therians a bit, uh, eccentric. But I think it's worth clarifying that most (I think) don't literal
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vegadw
2y ago
For me, it wasn't the subpar equipment, it was the subpar instruction. I will never forget trying to explain to the graduate TA leading my circuits 1 lab, that, no, you can not use a multimeter to measure impedance of an element in a c
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2y ago
This story makes me cry every time I read it, at the line "You were victimizing yourself". It's not an ugly cry, but a sort of somber pain. I think humans are predisposed - probably evolutionary - to remember the bad more tha
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vegadw
2y ago
Ah, yeah, sorry, my bad!
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vegadw
2y ago
Yeah, I think enraged_camel put it pretty well there, This isn't the difference between a cucumber and a grape. It's the difference between a grape, for which you sell most of your time to earn, and the ones who own the means by w
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2y ago
"Part 1" being a handful of paragraphs with no substance to persuade you to come back later. That's literally brain rot content. Thomas, I'm not trying to be harsh, but also consider what the point of putting unfinished
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vegadw
2y ago
Then make it a flag for windows machines on a domain account or otherwise set to be a "business PC". Doing it on consumer systems is still a problem. A false positive flag for malware - or calling any keygen malware - is still a p
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vegadw
2y ago
I think to an extent Microsoft is the guilty party here. For may cracks Windows Defender will trip saying "Win32/Keygen" even if there's no actual malware https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/th
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vegadw
2y ago
I think this just barely misses a point: Part of why it died is people from disparate backgrounds don't have anything to say. In my discord groups, telegram chats, etc. they're all focused: Bet it on making music, writing embedded
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2y ago
Yunno, I wouldn't. Even for 100k on the table. I wouldn't suggest it. I have bills to pay, student loan debt, etc. but for one, I wouldn't want to suggest something that would have long term negative brand impact, and two, bu
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Roasted Christmas Spam from Muhu AI
(soatok.blog)
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2y ago
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vegadw
2y ago
https://the-analog-thing.org/wiki/FAQ_Synthesizers TL;DR: No. I looked into it hook one up to my rack and ultimately decided that even with the high price of euro modules it's still not really sensible/useful
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2y ago
I think they probably are when not using "autopilot" as others are commenting, this isn't cause. It's likely that the brand attracts a kind of driver that likes to speed or that wants to over rely on assisted driving t
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2y ago
What, uh, do they think they're going to do? Tell people "Static sites are cool actually.". ""the IG plans to liaise with regulatory bodies to improve compliance targets"" Regulatory bodies absolutely do n
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Improper Language Detected
(opguides.info)
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2y ago
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2y ago
There's this "legend" that, I assume, has some truth to it, that only about 1% of Reddit users post, and only about 10% comment. The other 90% lurk. On the internet as a whole, I do mostly lurk, but I have my own website wher
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2y ago
I hope this means better ISA & extension consistency going forward and a push to make tools to adopt the extensions too. One of the bigger issues for x86-64 as an ISA is that nobody wants to compile to support features that not everyone
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2y ago
Posting this because I find it funny, not because I think it's useful, good, or otherwise anything other than the most ridiculous tech-bro thing I've seen in a while.
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High precision positioning using blockchain technology
(onocoy.com)
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2y ago
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Language Model Sketchbook, or Why I Hate Chatbots (2023)
(maggieappleton.com)
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2y ago
Allow me to introduce you to the furry fandom: Here, here's someone I'm commissioning now, a basic sketch is $10 https://www.shiroganestudios.com/work/commissions Given the project is FOSS, they'd probab
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