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by bootloop 7y ago
There is no such thing on Netflix as there is nothing to pay extra for. They just try to avoid you canceling your subscription when their licensing agreements are not getting renewed and everything else except their original content is gone
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by bootloop 7y ago
No, Eric wrote the open source driver for the GPU. There was actually quite a lot of effort invested into VC4 and that's why we still have it. But this is all software. [0] The actual HW didn't change much and the reason is becaus
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by bootloop 7y ago
The problem with the Raspberry Pi is that it is based on dead IP after Broadcom fired the whole division and canceled the program. It went ok the last few years as at least the CPU improves as the foundation makes an effort to release new S
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by bootloop 7y ago
I would guess it's from services like the Hola VPN browser extension provides. It was always clear that these services need to make money somehow. Next to providing tunnels to their own users they will sell them to others. Not sure if
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by bootloop 7y ago
This is about history. Nowadays it's not a big deal as the browser engines and JS adapted.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Given you have a transcription methode (but without the t timestamp output) the simplest methode might be to do a moving window throughout the sample and try to see where the detection results in a positiv.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Well I guess there was a product manager who didn't understand the difference between streaming resolution and rendering resolution and eng didn't catch it fast enough.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Any good resources you know?
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by bootloop 7y ago
When World of Warcraft got released, 2004, they optimized bandwidth usage for 56k modems in order to ensure that they can cover a big percentage of the market. And at many places, if it's not a city, you still (in 2019) have to deal wi
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by bootloop 7y ago
Usually this comes down to individuals which refuse out of principle because the don't agree with the actions taken OR are not allowed to do it because of current or past contracts (with employers or similar).
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by bootloop 7y ago
That was the case but the VC4 instruction set is open/documented and there is a Mesa driver worked on to REPLACE the closed binary driver which is only available for 32-bit. When you use the Mesa VC4 driver you can also compile the who
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by bootloop 7y ago
I would argue that it doesn't matter. The possibility that you can do it for parts of it already renders the results useless and without value.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Personally I have no use for lookingglass. To make it work you need anyway a display connected (or something simulating a connected display) otherwise it will not render to the shared memory. In addition to that I use the VM mostly for full
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by bootloop 7y ago
I am finally running a Ryzen 1700 + dual GPU system so I could get rid of dual-booting: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700 Mainboard: GA-AX370-Gaming K5 (Bios: F25) GPU (Host): Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 GPU (Guest): Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2060 OS (Host): A
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by bootloop 7y ago
Like stolen or leaked data?
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by bootloop 7y ago
Thanks! For sure a list of real problems but I am wondering if one time donations vs a solid income stream can solve this.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Is it a bug maybe? When you go to the page and select an amount of money it will change the button text to "Pay&Download" instead of just "Download". So maybe the default was just meant to send you to the file.
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by bootloop 7y ago
I am in Europe and hosting here and I see failed requests on the calendar API.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Because of the fines you can get it's not worth it.
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by bootloop 7y ago
I haven't touched extension development for a while but afaik you could just open the extension package with the browser to trigger the installation process. The side-loading they are talking about here seems to have the goal to avoid
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by bootloop 7y ago
Also want to add that I don't believe all jobs can be automated but resolving the issues would allow us to actively working towards more automation and not only because companies want to reduce their costs to maximise profits.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Well, the last paragraph says it all. For me it's crazy that people fight for jobs which could be done by robots just so an enslaved human can get his fair share of food. Let's shift focus to how we can provide this in a world whe
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by bootloop 7y ago
Usually, when I have a "good" idea, I set myself a big milestone and work extremely hard and focused towards it. Its usually new tech or in a new domain so I do all the research and get the workflow from beginning to end working.
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by bootloop 7y ago
Well, he should get at least $96.
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by bootloop 7y ago
I know that Opera had this feature once and Google Chrome on Android does this via it's "Lite mode": https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/2392284?co=GENIE.Pl...
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by bootloop 7y ago
Well the ROS wiki says otherwise: http://wiki.ros.org/UsingPython3
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by bootloop 7y ago
I am wondering if digital maps on screens can reach the same availability levels as a printed paper map. For such a system, is it more beneficial to the user to have up to date information most of the time but be at risk to have no informat
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by bootloop 7y ago
This maybe? http://pdfkit.org/docs/vector.html#svg_paths
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by bootloop 7y ago
Used this in the past to allow Kickstarter backers to access their pledges (set shipping address etc.). We only had emails which meant that ownership of the email identified them already as the sole owner of the pledge. There would have bee
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by bootloop 7y ago
Well, the trick is that using a KeyStore ensures that the key doesn't leak into the application (but is only used for cryptographic operations in a trusted environment). However, you would need the plain key to authenticate against the

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