voidUpdate

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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   You'll want to make sure everything stays up to date in case someone finds a vulnerability in whatever software you're currently using. If you have to expose stuff to the outside world, only open the ports you need to. Only allow
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   I think 6502 is a very good and accessible assembly language for beginners, and I've done a decent amount of work around it
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   I'm always a little bit concerned whenever an LLM is given free reign to write and execute code. Obviously I don't think it'll go full skynet, but I always wonder if it could go spectacularly wrong somehow. Given the sandbo
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   I mean, given "The data proves that strawberry-mimi is a state of the art model and thus worthy of several million dollars of funding so that this codeflection technique can be applied more generally across problems", I don't
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   You type by looking at the letters on the keyboard
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   Not when I used it, you had to "physically" press a virtual keyboard with your hands
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   the article is talking about avatars in conference calls which accurately mirror your eye position. Someone else on that call could record you and extract your keyboard inputs from your avatar. Enabling "reader mode" bypasses the
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   What's the difference between this and the free cloth that comes with loads of stuff for wiping lenses etc? Is it just the apple logo?
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   by voidUpdate 2y ago

   You say to use water energy, but how much do our current solutions also leach microplastic/chemicals into the water?
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Another thing that I've found seems to unite a lot of ND people liking fantasy and such is the escapism, being able to imagine yourself in a "better" world where weird people are accepted and liked, and especially with rolepl
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Yeah, generally I will minmax a bit, but I do try to bear in mind the character themself when I design them, so I'll try to organise stats optimally, but pick thematic spells, for example. I have fun not dying, but also in having a cha
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    I think bigclive would disagree about that, he is known for electrocuting his sausage and sometimes enjoying the taste after
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    It sounds like you just had some awful players, I've played with a lot of people on the spectrum and the majority of the time they've been fine to play with
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    I don't think you need to read books that change your life, just read books you enjoy. I read Ready Player One a while back and it was a good book. I enjoyed reading it. I wouldn't say it changed my life though
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Sadly the motor used to make this is unobtanium now, so its very hard to make one
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Which part of Belfast are you measuring from? Google maps says its only about 55 miles...
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Would I rather pay £22 a month to use software that might stop working, where the company makes it actively difficult for me to cancel a subscription, or £0 a month for software that does basically the same things but doesn't have smar
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    > Solar PV is the only way to make electricity with no moving parts RTG
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Something I've found while having ADHD is that caffeine has a very different effect than on more NT people, where it makes me more sleepy. Something about it changing brain chemical levels that for an NT person pushes them into an &quo
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    I've started doing physical things I'm my free time, like making plushies, and I can confirm that it feels a lot easier and more rewarding, because you get to the end of the steps given to you, and its done, and you have a thing y
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    This very quickly got to what I'd call "turquoise", and neither green or blue so I got a bit stuck
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    It depends who you are tbh. AFAIK they have a large problem dealing with mental health, and LGBT rights there aren't as good as a lot of other places. I understand they're getting a bit better about these kinds of things more rece
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    I'm not sure that there are any "secret codes" in metroid. There's an interesting analysis of the password system here https://youtu.be/wiOalxCQ1Mw and I think there's just a lot of coincidence and
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    oooo, this is useful! It's a pain trying to search for these kinds of things manually, and it would be nice to get a whole stack of the kind of lenovo I have haha. Just need the UK region support :P
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Sure, in a news article or something, but it feels out of place in what seems to be a scientific paper
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    The repeated references to "riddles" feels a bit strange (in regards to the captain's home flight simulator tracks). I'm not sure if it's a strange translation or ESL thing, but it just feels like a strange word cho
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    I'm still waiting to hear anything about my treatment... I've done everything they've asked me to and I have no idea what's going on now. I'm really struggling to work because of it
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    With SSH Keys, do you have to just carry around your private key everywhere on a usb or something if you want to connect from multiple locations? Sometimes I find myself somewhere I've never been and I want to connect to my server. Wit
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    Another concern is your landlord might wonder why you're using so much electricity and have a word with you about it
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    by voidUpdate 2y ago

    I think parent does have a point, A lot of the early soviet successes were hasty and just made to be first. Sputnik 1 just beeped, Laika died very early on on sputnik 2, Yuri Gagarin had very little control over what he did, he was more of