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3mo ago
Uhhh.. for a page thats about GUIs, this seems awfully sparse for the actual look and feel of said GUIs. How about some screenshots? Its very difficult to compare X to Y anywhere on this site. Its just an aggregator, not really an exemplary
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5mo ago
What's the reason you asked this question? I mean, yeah, you could have stayed silent, and nowadays everyone assumes that pointing out obvious things in a condescending tone is kind of insightful, just because you used enough ellipses.
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8mo ago
I cannot find anywhere in the documentation that shows exactly where or how this "cloud sandbox" is deployed or maintained. Is this Docker, Kubernetes, KVM/Xen, AWS, Azure, GCP, Fly.io, some other VM tech, or some rando&#
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9mo ago
Incorrect, only some UUIDs are random, specifically v4 and v7 (v7 uses time as well). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier > 00000000-1111-2222-3333-444444444444 This would technically be vers
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10mo ago
The video shows closer to 2 seconds for it to finally throw itself over in what could only be described as a "Thunk". I figured it would be a little more smooth.
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1y ago
I use NP++ almost my entire day, and this would be great for short breaks. Awesome job!
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1y ago
I 100% agree with this take: adding Bandcamp to this "media" app is a really shitty thing to do. I personally know a few musicians who use Bandcamp to either exclusively make a living (along with touring), or to supplement their i
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1y ago
I've had the same issues as you, and here are some things I've done or tried as a remedy. Try going into Android "Developer options" and enable the option "Disable Absolute Volume". Some devices cannot handle t
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1y ago
We need another Bell Labs where people can experiment without immediate monetization. Look at the history of lasers and such. Took decades but now we have femto pulse lasers for Lasik and such.
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1y ago
Kinda related, anyone know of something similar for Windows? This is definitely going in my toolkit, but I need something similar for Windows client traffic inspection (tls 1.2+) to get the full picture. Working with proprietary client/
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2y ago
Funny what his passions turned into, so yeah, ironically agree.
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2y ago
You need to read the PDF, there is a ton of information in the report, with 214 references to the sources cited.
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2y ago
Indeed
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2y ago
So, induction heating, got it.
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2y ago
I may not email as it isn't a serious pursuit, but more curiosity. Thank you for the invitation! My current fascination is in separation and classification. And modular synthesis where I guess DSP stuff comes about if translating into
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2y ago
Are there resources you would recommend reading regarding ML and audio?
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2y ago
Prosecute the scrap metal yards more harshly, have a "police book" like used car lots and pawn shops. Document the person selling, get a photo of the same with the persons face, etc, etc. Only allow maximum amounts of metal to be
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2y ago
Yeah, not verifying server cert or OCSP/CRLs is a problem. DNS attacks can redirect and you'd be none the wiser.
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2y ago
So, what is the count of D-Link exploits in their routers now? I swear there is at least 1-2 per year for as long as I can remember. Do they just hire some rando code monkeys with 0 security audits?
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2y ago
The biggest challenge to this is weather. Do you really want to roll down your window and get soaked in a rainstorm to pick a #1 with a diet coke? Most drive-thrus I've ever seen (Ohio, US) have zero cover and you are completely expose
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2y ago
Oh god, 33 and Gender Road. That's not going to be pretty for traffic.
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2y ago
For sure, I agree with you 100%. This is basically "Legal Analysis for Dummies" if you choose to rely on a machine to give you help here. Medical is also a bad domain. What do you call a person who just barely passed the bar exam?
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2y ago
JFC, this is why lawyers exist. If you trust AI LLMs to answer your legal questions accurately you are a special kind of fool.
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2y ago
Perfect addition for me. I use with badssl.com in my toolbox for training and coding tests. Need more "bad example" tools to cover corner cases and understand common failure modes.
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2y ago
Wow, I'm feeling lucky. I have the exact same turntable. Using a different app (since I use Android) I was able to gyroscopicly measure just 1.3% average difference. I have a sense of tone and it's always seemed fine to me.
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2y ago
Yup, I once worked in a 18lb freshwater drum on 6lb rated line. Took me about 1/2 hour. Was in a dam spillway with some noticeable current. Both the fish and I was worn out. And the poor dude was thrown back in, they aren't really
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2y ago
Unless it was something brand new, it was the Walleye species: https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/2022/10/12/walleye-... https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/crim
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3y ago
Haha, awesome. Would be good to get the uncompressed audio, I bet you could decode that binary stream into bytes.
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3y ago
I got a copy of the Antimemetics division too after a read through on SCP wiki. Well worth getting a physical copy to support the author. qntm is becoming one of my favorite authors as well.
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3y ago
The broom would actually be useful for some applications. Top of objects, concrete texturing, etc.
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