beardedmoose

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by beardedmoose 1y ago
I know right, flooding in Texas and we are still talking about this creep?
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by beardedmoose 1y ago
Im all for this. I miss the tactile feedback of older hard drives, you knew the computer was actually doing something. New computers are too quiet, like electric cars.
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by beardedmoose 1y ago
If you’d have read the articles you’d know that Mel is not writing or directing. This is the same director that did Barb and Star go to Vista Del Mar.
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by beardedmoose 1y ago
As a fellow zachtronics fan I will check this out when I get off work. What language and or engine did you end up using for this?
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by beardedmoose 1y ago
Thank you for this! Too bad there isn't an already prepared virtual project where you can view this in 3D. Might be a fun coding project to load the slices into a UI for easier viewing.
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
From what I have seen they are just not creating any new policies really for group policy and they are mostly developing intune.
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
On the admin side it's gotten worse. Working in IT and having to support Windows 11 through Active Directory is a nightmare now. MS has removed almost all admin control in favor of user choice forcing us into workarounds and hacks to g
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
Mr. Robot had one of the craziest endings I have ever seen in a show. I'll admit I had a tough time watching it around S2 because so much was unexplained, and I felt like I was going insane. So glad I stuck it out though, I still think
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
It worked okay at first but seemed to start just giving me answers again after a few questions. This was ChatGPT for reference. I might try something again now that they have "Projects" where you can define a prompt which sticks t
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
Hell, I’d argue a similar prompt could be useful for a lot of people. I use something similar for coding and ask it not to provide direct code and more a guide on coding principals with source links if possible.
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
Well if more than 3 shakes is a wank then the 4th threesome is a poly relationship.
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
Sadly no, I am still designing and testing the units in the field to make sure they can withstand the elements. I probably should though as I imagine quite a few people would be interested.
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
I play airsoft in the middle of nowhere, when 300 people show up the cell towers can’t hold up and my phone signal is useless. Using LoRa radios we can still communicate long distances in the forest without using our voices. My second use c
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
Until they just decide to stop supporting it one day until you buy a new $4k bed.
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
I'd argue that's how all modern "cloud" services are, some cool tech that Microsoft purchased and then integrated with duct tape and chewing gum. SharePoint, Exchange Online, Azure, it's all bound together by a stri
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
Sure thing! I often use it to add code comments to my powershell scripts after I've written them, sprinkling in quotes from some of my favorite movies from the 80s like Spaceballs, Princess Bride, Airplane, etc... "User '$use
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
I made a custom GPT that was explicitly told to include snark, sarcasm, and dark humor in all of my IT related responses or code comments, it makes my day every time.
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
Not either of them but I use Power-hell in my daily job to automate a lot of active directory related things, I can also confirm it can piss you off and has quite a few 'isms or gotchas. The way some things handle single and double quo
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by beardedmoose 2y ago
I also see the value of the humor added to a game played with a group of friends and don't see it as a negative towards someone with a comparable or even exact condition. I believe that a person can play a game which exaggerates some a
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
That has not been my experience with switch games on the Steam Deck. Anytime shaders are loaded the FPS seems to stutter which in the newer Mario game is like every few seconds at first and it gets better the longer you play. I still prefer
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
I don't know 100%, From looking at the documentation you need to prove you are a licensed developer for Nintendo and then you can get access to export to the Switch inside unity.
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
A few years ago I started messing with Unity and for the most part it was a decent engine with many platforms you can target which is a huge plus. Their whole licensing issue of late made me think though, do I really want to put years of my
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
I've forked it and made changes as well as submitted a pull request to Sontek. https://github.com/batfasturd/snowmachine
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
No they aren't always aimed at Windows based systems but it is the most widely used operating system so of course it is targeted and exploited. Every system is vulnerable. The secret is that coders are normal people just like everyone
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
Okay, I have a working prototype of a snowplow idea, it took me a long time to wrap my head around how things were rendered to the screen and how it kept track of snow particles. Now I am going to work on a few bugs and clean up the code so
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
I feel inspired to take it on. I have questions on how they pictured it because it could be implemented in quite a few ways.
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
Oh they don't care because people keep paying or they make money from the customer data they sell to others. At my employer we just switched away from google because they decided to double our monthly bill because we didn't want t
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
I have 2 custom GPTs, 1 of which I use every day called Snarky IT Wizard. I uploaded the PDFs for my particular router firmware version so I can ask questions, I've specifically configured it to be sarcastic and insert humor into both
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by beardedmoose 3y ago
Airsoft and needle felting. Not at the same time of course. Airsoft is great because it is equal parts kick-ass and camping, it's also exercise disguised as fun. Needle felting is a more creative outlet that can also be done while watc

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