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davsti4
6d ago
I supposed you could just turn it off? In Chrome on Linux: WebGPU is experimental on this platform. See https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/wiki/Implementation-Status#... deathray/:9 Failed to create WebGPU
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15d ago
That was about the time of the Redhat 9 to Fedora shift and I felt the pain too. I was using RH9 for the stability, but then switched to Fedora like everyone was supposed to. Well, that was a big bag of something left on the doorstep. I had
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19d ago
Microsoft did it, why can't they? Government Exhibit GX 649 (PDF). https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/atr/legacy/2006/... .
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19d ago
I switched my primary PC over in 1999, my secondary over in 2001, and haven't looked back since. You're in a better place today than back then as finding software solutions to common problems is much easier now. For other OS needs
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27d ago
Does your formula/code take into account the gravimetric degradation brought about by EP260321a?
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2mo ago
Sounds great, but why create an account mechanism for something that can be accomplished locally? Who's data are you mining?
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2mo ago
My $10 Casio is infinitely a more reliable timepiece. It doesn't need charging so it can be taken off-grid for months at a time, easy to read the digits when half asleep and your eyes aren't working, has a built-in little light if
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3mo ago
Did that include the ~40% of employee overhead?
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4mo ago
I like the idea, but in S227(g)(1) - "training shall compensate the server operator for the bandwidth and compute resources consumed" - bandwidth can be defined in finite terms for the size of the data pulled, but "compute re
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4mo ago
Is it corruption, or just an established business model for poorly paid educators to increase their revenues?
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4mo ago
Illegally scraped? What about Common Crawl, Zyte, Diffbot, and others?
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4mo ago
Except that Spotify is now becoming enshittified (battery and UI). When I have to think too much to attempt to use a UI, its time to find alternatives.
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4mo ago
You missed one - V2_OS . A full OS written in assembler. Un-en-shittification at its finest! I ran it very early in its life, got it to boot, then couldn't do much else with it :) ... and you may consider DESQview . Not quite an OS, bu
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4mo ago
Thanks for that link. Its disappointing that when I go to nytimes now, the only HTML delivered is this: <html lang="en"> <head> <title>nytimes.com</title> <style>#cmsg{animation: A 1.5s
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4mo ago
Also look at the "DRM" controls: " Q. Can I increase horsepower? a. The first-ever Chevy eCrate conversion kit has a locked system that does not allow you to increase horsepower at this time. " ... so you're buying
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5mo ago
Sounds like you're Apple now, but would love to hear what you're actually using for DAV on Android if at all?
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5mo ago
rquickshare works on Linux and is 99% reliable for me, but I don't have a suggestion for iOS devices since I don't use them. https://github.com/Martichou/rquickshare/releases
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5mo ago
Interesting - thanks for the rabbit hole today. ;) Mercer hasn't released many public statements over the incident. Social media posts aren't necessarily public; but I did find this breach notification sample filed with CA - http
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5mo ago
From: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebUSB_API "WebUSB provides a way for these non-standardized USB device services to be exposed to the web. This means that hardware manufacture
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6mo ago
50 times more likely? Don't they need to supply the data for that when making an "advertisement"?
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7mo ago
Thanks for the links - at first they didn't load. But allowing connections in my firewall to unpkg.com, open-meteo.com and opendata.ch allowed them to work. They're simple, but I could see taking that weather example to another le
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7mo ago
So you're saying, it's legal to teach AI using illegally sourced copyrighted material, because it's for educational purposes only - interesting argument... ;)
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7mo ago
Nice - I like the interface, and its easy to navigate. I don't see a way to test the demo apps, but maybe I missed that? One thing that stands out is where does the app reside? It seems like it perpetually lives within your ecosystem&#
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7mo ago
I'm not even getting that - its stuck at: 10:26:18.027 Downloaded SPI flash: 16777216 bytes 10:26:18.027 [config] icount: off 10:26:18.028 [status] Loading QEMU WASM module (17MB)...
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7mo ago
"Email is tough", software development is tough, IT is tough, walking and talking at the same time is tough, mailing a letter is tough. When orgs frame problems like this, it erodes trust in the message they try to convey. Email i
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7mo ago
Similarly, I'm using it to write apps in non-native languages, like rust. My first foray into it led to finding poor documentation examples. AI allows me to create without spending large swaths of time learning minutia. I'm enjoy
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7mo ago
... and you can be one good earthquake away from insolvency.
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7mo ago
So.... you're saying they must be understaffed and paying poverty range wages to afford the San Diego climate and still cut a profit? ;)
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8mo ago
Not all of those have "Ships from and sold by Amazon.com" below the shipping timeframe line. It changes depending on inventory stock. The first monitor in the "plus" list says "Ships from and sold by computersale&qu
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8mo ago
Are you referring to this store - https://www.amazon.com/stores/Dell/page/9B75DD0E-9F42-4B9B-A... ?
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