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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Back when I actually had a gaming PC, I loved using my Steam Link. I used powerline Ethernet to get a decent connection from my bedroom to the basement and it worked well, rarely stuttering. I could never get the D-pad working on my PS4 con
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
They were ROM cards that stored extra typefaces or other PostScript functions.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Anything I need windows for is work related and runs on my locked down (and actually very cleanly stripped down) windows 11 laptop. Its amazing how much Microsoft hates the consumer but bends over backwards for volume license purchasers.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
The best thing about these fly-by-night Chinese tech companies that manage to shit out something actually good is that they rarely lock the device down so it's relatively easy to flash some new firmware when they inevitably disappear f
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
That post about GenieDB the other day has certainly opened my eyes to the sausage making behind the scenes.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Its like giving every monkey in the zoo a gun and expecting it to become an Olympic-level competitive shooter and not just blow its own foot off.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
That's exactly what I thought, I don't know why that's not a thing yet.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Russian lit was never part of my highschool reading. Freshman year was Greek classics and Shakespeare, sophmore year was more Shakespeare and Romance. Junior year was classic American lit, and senior year was Norse mythology and british lit
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
And then some people call him Jack or Johnny
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
You use API tokens for things intended to be machine to machine communication and captchas for things intended to be filled out by humans. Not every site or service wants automated input, even if it's being directed by a human. I dont
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
The Xbox and PS5 are x86 but they aren't PCs. They are gaming appliances purpose built to run their respective purpose built operating systems. Without hacks, they don't do anything but only run code that's allowed to run. A
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Yeah I only see robomaids as an affordable option for someone that needs help with absolutely everything. These things are built out of commodity parts. Maybe you can make a robomaid a little cheaper if you build a lot of them to offset the
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
If they are taking digital design classes, they'll probably be given something like a DE0-Nano that can run this just fine.
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
For every job in the private sector, there's probably someone in the DoD doing the same thing. In 2005, the tooth-to-tail ratio (combat to non-combat roles) was 1:8.1. I'm guessing the vast majority of the AI usage is for things a
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
I don't immediately hate talking to an chatbot, my dislike comes from chatbots that sound like humans but can't actually do anything useful. Maybe it just searches the KB and returns an article or maybe it just collects informatio
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Your body builds up a tolerance to opioids. If you can receive a constant dose of heroin every day, your body will eventually want more of it to chase the high. For people that already have an addiction, how are they going to manage these c
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
We had an antenna range built inside of a shipping container. We had some pretty fancy copper cladding that had some pricey dielectric inside of it. Somehow, a copper thief found it and stole all of the cladding. That stuff was probably wor
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Right but SignalTrace isn't just looking at Bluetooth MACs, they look at Wifi, TPMS, RFID, and anything else putting out a signal. Say you stop at a bank that has one of these systems and it grabs your plates and TPMS sensor IDs. You r
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
Intentionally sloppy code, like leaving exploits in the game. Like if perform some action in a very specific way, you trigger an overflow that unlocks an item that's otherwise very difficult or impossible to obtain. So rather than thes
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by wildzzz 4mo ago
This article is hard to read, it seems to repeat itself constantly and expands on nothing. The main point is that smudging the disc can help with performing certain glitches while the console is trying to run error correction but you could
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
It is kind of like a number station but it's meant for machine to machine communication of commands, keys, and probably test messages specifically for military GPS receivers. The US government has plenty of other satellites (and the in
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
That's what I do and did through college. I didn't have a lot of money to spend so Thinkpad X series tablets from ebay were my go-to. First one I had to stop using when Altera Quartus II dropped 32bit support and the second one I
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
If someone is considering a Macbook Air or a Thinkpad X1, why would a Toughbook even be part of that conversation?
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
There's typically an option in Windows to disable the trackpad automatically when typing.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
I don't trust the trade corrected numbers, China uses a ton of coal still and is ever increasing in their manufacturing of good sent to the US. The number for the US has mostly gone down due to switching to natural gas from coal.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
True, its really the first mass produced stealth plane. Everything before it has been in pretty limited numbers (even the F-22 didn't break 200). We definitely could build a new non-stealth fighter that's cheap to build and mainta
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
ACH payments are another way to eliminate chargebacks. Generally you need to say the payment was unauthorized rather than trying to use it as a forced refund and you may even be charged a fee.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Good job reading the actual article. It's not a audio or RF side chain attack where data is exfiltrated at a handful of bits per second, it's an attack on an unsecured BLE endpoint that can be converted into a rubber ducky.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Anna Paulina Luna is the only one claiming that the CIA raided the office of the DNI. No other trustworthy sources are reporting this and there's been no independent verification. Anna Paulina Luna is a lunatic who says outlandish thin
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
If my gpu is sitting idle, and I mean idle with nothing loaded into its memory, it's sitting at about 18W. If I load in model that uses nearly all of the memory but that model is idle, it's at 36W. If that model is actively thinki

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