wiredpancake

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by wiredpancake 1y ago
I do basically all of that, CPU idles around 5% but still consumes over 100W. (Minus the Wireless part) (5800X + 64GB) I can enable Eco Mode in the BIOS, which will bring down the CPU to about 65W max although its still at about 100W total
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Running states around 1W? How?
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
You are losing braincells relying almost entirely on ChatGPT.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
How exactly do you foresee "pre-internet" data sources being the future of AI. We already train on these encyclopedias, we've trained models on massive percentages of entire published book content. None of this will be helpfu
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
We are talking about software.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Doesn't work in China, this is a method for last decades censorship.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Shadowsocks isn't a viable method in 2025 it seems. Not by itself apparently. Shadowsocks generates high-entropy noise via packet analysis, which typically is easy to spot out as it looks irregular.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
What do you mean? They already arrest thousands of people a year for posting (or even retweeting) things online in the UK. What makes you think, if the Gov was to implement some sophisticated DPI firewall that blocks a million different thi
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
What?
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Nope. Why would Toyota even have an abundance of "old" EV batteries to begin with if they "lasted much longer than expected". I have a Toyota Landcruiser from 1990.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
The only real problem with GN is Steve is a bit of an egotist when it comes to content creators who do less technical analysis, like LTT or Jayz. He never really got over the stuff with Linus and doubled down on stupid things. I think they
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
It's almost like EV batteries don't last long...
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
iOS 26 comes out this year.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Console isn't even enabled by default. The average player would need to: 1. Enable Developer Console in Settings 2. Find a server via a third party website 3. Use said IP + Port to connect. * This results in low dedicated server playe
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
I don't see a reason why IPv9 would ever need to be a thing.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Anyone know what the long term side effects are? I've been taking multiple paracetamol tablets for years now, almost out of habit now.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
From all accounts, it appears to be "less nasty". Espically with the advent of vaccines. COVID is also nothing like the plague, that is a major illogical jump. Early pandemics, such that in the Sasanian Empire, had a 25-50 million
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
It has his flaws though and is somewhat archaic. I emailed Gabe about this a while back but got no response.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
How can you honestly say bullshit like that, fuck me. It is the most played game on Steam at basically every hour of the day, without fail and has been like that for a decade. It is one of the most popular games on Twitch and has been for a
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
No. Valve explicitly says you cannot use that version of the Source SDK to make games on Steam, yet Classic Offensive did just that and subsequently got blocked for it. Play by the rules and you can public just about anything you want mod-w
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
CS is a billion dollar game. The CS2 Skin market-cap is above $5 Billion itself. The eSport scene is massive and one of the largest in the industry. The game is almost always the most played game on Steam. Not sure where you are getting you
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
As someone with 10,000+ hours in CSGO/CS2, I think your argument is weak clearly is coming from someone who is a boomer. CS is one of, if not, the least egregious "loot cases" systems in the gaming industry. Every case you op
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
There is no universal, easy and feeless option to send money to people though. Sure, I could pay for Hackernews or Github or whatever else (these may be bad examples due to the lack of ads) but lets even say the blogpost linked above. If I
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Sometimes to preserve history, you just have to go do what you gotta do. After all, these are just short links. They link to other things on the Internet. Which is inherently public anyways. You cannot expect privacy via a simple URL. These
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
No one is conflating piracy with raid boats, killing people and physically stealing items. Ignoring the nuance is just ignorance and pedantic. As a matter of fact, most people likely don't even associate piracy with pirates or boats. I
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Now you are delving into small intricacies and "gotchas" which are just meaningless. The problem is simple. People don't want to switch between 10 different streaming services, pay 10x a month, swap every second month, unsubs
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
All of which could be solved via a VPN of Seedbox. The point being, my movements around the homepage aren't tracked and used for pushing more ads. My microphone isn't being recorded for AI training or recommendations algorithms. T
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
This is what the Australian Government wants to implement (unfortunately) for social media. They want the websites to take "reasonable" action to prevent access. They suggested snooping on EXIF metadata to determine the location o
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
As if this is even a consideration in the law. They are clueless to whatever an internet protocol is. Effectively, if it uses the "internet" and you interface with it from a device, it is subject to the ruling.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Correct, it is especially of note given the publicity of Wikimedias funding and balances. There is a million more greedy companies than Wikimedia, there is also other places that could use your money though, i.e Internet Archive, which is a

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