dscottboggs

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by dscottboggs 1y ago
I know that the AI that they're going to try to do this with is going to choke on the COBOL side of things a bit, but I have to wonder, what's the target language?
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by dscottboggs 1y ago
Yeah, 545 watts on an Arizona afternoon in that ugly spaceship-ass lookin thing is exactly what I picture when someone says "solar car". It'll extend your range by a tiny bit and look like shit in the process. I bet 545W does
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Or maybe they think your post is not of value? Lol
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Do you really need to ask?
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
At first I was like "this is crazy, those are going to be crazy expensive, they'll never make it" and then I realized we're not the customers, at least not willingly https://www.donutdefence.com/
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
lol
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Meanwhile, Bitwarden: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/com.x8bit.b...
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Did you not read the article? It's a binary "yes" or "no" to spell things out. I'm sure there's a backspace, and if it was firing randomly it would just generate noise, not "beer me and blast Tool&quo
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
There are currently 5782947381048583 genders and every time you complain we add another
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Amazing what a difference uBlock origin has, I didn't notice at all.
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
The UI for selecting media only shows covers until you have your cursor over some specific media, which can leave you guessing if your album art isn't super descriptive. Sync play is TERRIBLE with android TV. We tried watching a show o
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
I'm six times vaccinated and still can't work full time 11 months out from catching covid so good luck with that idea. And I know people who are doing worse than I am. "Vaccination is like having an airbag. Avoiding contact i
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
And fossil fuel usage still did not go down.
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Yeah. As someone trying to find the time to migrate back to Arch from NixOS... I understand how Arch drives you to want to make things bespoke and just so and reproduceable, but NixOS adds a ton of complexity and problems without ever reall
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
something that caused an increase in risk of heart attack and stroke?? I dunno what that would be
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Gee, I wonder what changed between '19 and '21
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
> Any Jellyfin users here that can vouch for it? I've been using it since the fork from Emby and it works well for what I use it for. That said, they're right IMO to redirect funds to the clients. The Android TV app is in a rea
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Do you have some numbers to back that up or just vibes ?
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Bridges do move some normally, yes. It may depend on the type of bridge though? Certainly suspension bridges do.
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
What the actual fuck
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
The asset limit hasn't been updated in 50 years. It would be almost 10k if it kept up with inflation
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Isn't Antarctica melting already? We need to slow down damn it.
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Link is down, 504
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Probably Atom
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
It's not just about privacy, it's about building your project as dependent on an organization that does harm. It aligns you with them and makes you want them to succeed so that you can sustain your project, when without that depen
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
What about it?
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
Lol the "nitrogen cycle" is dead at most "modern" farms. They kill all the microbes that perform the nitrogen fixing and then add it back in manually.
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
I feel like this indicates that at least moderately-sized composting systems should also have carbon- and methane-capture systems
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by dscottboggs 2y ago
That seems like something unlikely to do well at being automated, and not that at least current-gen ai is capable of. Does it...work?