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by wildzzz 2y ago
My T420 absolutely cooks my lap. It was retired a couple years ago (alongside my X60 tablet and X200 tablet) and I bought a maxed out X280 used to replace it. I bought it brand new for school but switched over to the lightweight X60 tablet
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I just assumed his name was actually "Dang" like he was Vietnamese or something.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Is that an April fools joke? Proper encryption suites don't produce something that looks like a Caesar cipher, it's just a solid block of seemingly random data. You can't really index something like the words inside an email
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by wildzzz 2y ago
It's a choking hazard that is sometimes included in food packaging so it's just to cover the manufacturer since they don't really know what products it may end up in. Silica gel is non-toxic although maybe could cause some is
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Immediately take them out of the oven and store in the smallest airtight container you have. Obviously they'll absorb the humidity in the container and whatever is introduced anytime you open it. Ideally, keep them in containers that h
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I always assumed these were active devices doing some quick translation between USB and PS/2 but after dealing with USB controllers, this would have been exceptionally difficult (at the time) to fit inside of a dongle barely larger tha
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by wildzzz 2y ago
This is really fun but the challenge mode seems to be messed up for me on Android Chrome. When I click the country, it gives me the point but seems to take that same input for the next country as well which is usually a failure. It's l
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I would assume that whomever prompts the AI is the author of the work. Adobe or Dell doesn't get to claim ownership to your work just because they made the tool or computer.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
I'm guessing it's something like 80% of the tasks only take 20% of the time. I'm sure AI generated textures could speed some of the development work up but I'm sure the majority of the work would still involve the small
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by wildzzz 2y ago
This is pretty much the exact same case as the monkey that took a photo. The photo is now in the public domain as the monkey cannot be an author of the photo and since the photographer didn't take the photo, neither is he the author. T
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Tostitos are covered in a fine dust of salt. It allows for good coverage, every bit is perfectly salted but you end up consuming more salt. I prefer tortilla chips that use course salt sprinkled on top. Not every chip will be perfectly salt
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Whisper does do text to speech but yes, nearly all just read off the subtitles. There's a video by f4mi on YouTube where she tricked the summarizing bots with off-screen captions filled with nonsense.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
It would be difficult to turn top leadership in a group because they are probably the most devoted. It's likely easier to start from the bottom. The guy that always has time to attend meetings or participate or throw in some cash (the
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Selenostationairy seems to be impossible. It would be too close to earth to fly undisturbed. Orbiting the moon is hard because of the moon's uneven mass concentrations, the gravity is not as uniform as here on earth. An space-based LPS
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by wildzzz 2y ago
The moon doesn't spin relative to earth so if you can see the earth in the sky, it will always be in the sky. If you watch the phases of the moon, you can easily see that the darkness is just covering the same face that we always see.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Sometimes the enemy of your enemy is your friend, other times they are just another enemy. Playing both sides does sometimes get messy but that's the next generation's problem.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Even the small group that tried to kidnap Whitmer had a suspected 12 informants and agents (3 confirmed informants, 2 agents) in the group. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gretchen_Whitmer_kidnapping_pl...
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by wildzzz 2y ago
There's near zero money in printer hardware. Ink is what makes money. So few people are printing nowadays that it's effectively a dead-end industry. It's not new, there's very few innovations in printing lately (other th
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by wildzzz 2y ago
My highschool had one of the few county vocational schools attached to it. We had things like construction tech, auto tech, PC repair (got your A+ in that class), networking (you get a CCENT), engineering drawing and basics, criminal justic
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by wildzzz 2y ago
This is why we buy connector savers. Install them after pre-test inspection and remove them before post-test inspection. It allows the connector savers and test harnesses to eat the mate/demates while minimally impacting measurements.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
China has a fig leaf of a democracy. It meets the simplest definition of a democracy, the citizens do get to vote on something. Compared to most of the developed world, it's a far cry from a liberal democracy that allows for dissenting
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Then they can pay those developers to sandbox vscode extensions at the very least. I like using vscode sometimes but I'm sure as shit not going to use it if my work bans installing extensions due to security risks.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
There's a door at work I regularly need to access. It used to be used for another purpose but now is just an extension of the work area. It's got a badge reader and simplex lock but I can't get badge access because I don&#x27
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Watching the most brilliant professors struggle to convert a word doc to PDF highlights that exact same phenomenon.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
They aren't "public" but if you have a good reason, the govt will let you see the list of dead people SSNs. It's one of the first things checked when you're trying to open a line of credit because it's so easy
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Is it Iowa? They have had more affected birds than California and yet show no wastewater detections.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Thanks, I'm always on the lookout for people with suspicious or over-exaggerated credentials cough-Lex Friedman-cough . Is the national security paper public? Is it something about Ufimstev?
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Kind of but even Clear still has a line. Warren had an airport escort walk her around the stanchions and directly to the metal detector.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
It's one guy running his little AI startup fresh out of college. Claims to be a former national security analyst but makes no such claim on his LinkedIn.
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by wildzzz 2y ago
Huge shout-out to the ISL706ARH for saving our butt through heavy ion testing.

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