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by vizzier 1y ago
The easy answer to this is the same reason Teslas have "Full Self Driving" or "Auto-Pilot". It was easy to trick ourselves and others into powerful marketing because it felt so good to have something reliably pass the Tu
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by vizzier 1y ago
Can you even compile an iOS app without registering with apple?
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by vizzier 1y ago
https://apnews.com/article/trump-executive-order-flag-burnin... You can't even make this shit up.
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by vizzier 1y ago
This looks a lot like tyranny to me. Small scale and many may feel its justified but ICE appears to be acting repeatedly in defiance of lawful orders here. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c04ryk6ed5lo
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by vizzier 1y ago
It is worth noting that the principles behind the online services act are still broadly popular in the UK https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/britons-back-online-safety-acts-...
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by vizzier 1y ago
Not parent, but I've had good success from our Roborock Q5pro. Previously had a Ecovacs T9 aivi. The Ecovacs died twice, each just after a year (ie just out of warranty) needing to have main board/motor replaced. The bells and whi
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by vizzier 1y ago
4k80 was finally released last year as well. Some notes on why it took so long: https://www.thestarwarstrilogy.com/project-4k80/
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by vizzier 1y ago
Its worth noting of course, that this is Tory law which was given a grace period before implementation. Labour have chosen to continue its implementation and not repeal it.
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by vizzier 1y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/196ikpo/wh... From what I've seen LoRAs tend to focus on styles, characters, hand fixes, face fixes, clothing. They're quite adaptable.
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by vizzier 1y ago
Sure, but the material demand on almost everything is now driven by 3B people across the east of asia, no longer just the 1B or so people in the anglosphere/western Europe.
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by vizzier 1y ago
https://github.com/quozd/awesome-dotnet
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by vizzier 1y ago
This is true with the caveat that some special cases (like filing UK tax from overseas) isn't supported, or wasn't last time I attempted to use HMRC's site directly. You can use things like gosimpletax.com for that though.
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by vizzier 1y ago
Two reasons I'd guess: Trump has signed as many EOs as biden did in his entire presidency already [1]. Presumably when your executive order contradicts existing law you're more likely to be hit by an injunction. [1] https:/&
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by vizzier 1y ago
I feel your points are valid but don't really express enough detail. The supreme court in the UK though named the same doesn't really hold anywhere near as much power for the following reasons: 1) There is no written constitution,
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by vizzier 1y ago
Not entirely convinced its just hardware as we're seeing from the now direct comparisons between windows and steamos. [1] Linux based SteamOS is thrashing windows in both gaming performance and using less battery to do it. https:&#x
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by vizzier 1y ago
> The guard deters thieves by mere presence - just like how an apparently-locked door, even if unlocked, deters more thieves than a wide-open door. I don't really have any point to make, but it is fun to note that you can buy these.
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by vizzier 1y ago
And yet we're all fine with > https://trustmeitsfinebro.com/install.sh | bash :D
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by vizzier 1y ago
Aye, to some degree they are, but I'm also glad that android is open/hackable enough that goodlock lets you add these additional preferences. (I also use it, for me it was for ultrawide resolutions)
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by vizzier 1y ago
> Dex is annoyingly close to being really useful. I feel this a lot. I use it daily, mostly as a thin client for remote desktop use but there are little niggles that would make it better. Examples: - Let me control how the top bar and ta
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by vizzier 2y ago
Seems doubtful. Trust is earned slowly but spent quickly.
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by vizzier 2y ago
Un-sarcastically though, you're also describing the windows 11 settings pane. Which arguably has settings (new style) control pannel (old style) and various *.msc management consoles for managing things like users and local security po
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by vizzier 2y ago
Probably the closest to tailscale, optionally selfhosted, and using wireguard meshing would be https://netbird.io/
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by vizzier 2y ago
People seem to think nothing of putting all other syntax on a new line (+, -, ||, &&, AND, OR are all fine) but as soon as you put a comma on a new line everyone loses their minds.
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by vizzier 2y ago
> Obviously not all government agencies provide comparable amounts of value to the general public based on the resources they consume. This doesn't seem obvious to me.
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by vizzier 2y ago
As an additional data point, I work in an office of 5 who all run ubuntu laptops as developer work stations. None of us had any problems migrating from 22.04.x to 24.04.1 when it became available.
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by vizzier 2y ago
collusion. noun. col· lu· sion kə-ˈlü-zhən. : secret agreement or cooperation for an illegal or dishonest purpose
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by vizzier 2y ago
The worst part is, how do you even counter the injected rot? If they demand loyalty tests and infest your institutions how is it countered? do the other side also have to do the same (assuming they have the opportunity)? All feels incredibl
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by vizzier 2y ago
You remind me of the bill hicks bit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h9wStdPkQY
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by vizzier 2y ago
Respectable outright, but 450W -> 575W TDP takes the edge off a bit. We'll have to see how that translates to at the wall. My room already gets far too hot with a 320W 3080.
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by vizzier 2y ago
The 90s were a demographic golden age for Canada but people get old. This is a problem true of most of the western world and is upstream from almost any other issue.

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