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by ece 7mo ago
Definitely they do, I remember not being able to sit because of the sleeper bed position, but people still smoking standing outside the cabin.
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by ece 7mo ago
The one I took was a night train to/from Xian, and had fixed beds instead of seats. It makes sense for bigger cities to have this sort of a service available, but it would also make sense if smaller cities have these as daytime trains
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by ece 7mo ago
These are night trains, or mostly night trains.
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by ece 7mo ago
Term limits do prevent situations like the supreme court, where any institutional knowledge and length of terms can be weaponized for political gain. Overall, if the objective was to have a non-identifying age flag in operating systems, thi
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by ece 7mo ago
The solution is to get money out out of politics. Term limits are good for the exact reason you mentioned. For tech law, there should be some sort of tech committee that knows laws like this are idiotic.
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by ece 7mo ago
When getting rid of actual performance bottlenecks is too hard or costs too much, just make something up. XeSS is actually pretty great, played Talos Principle 2, a UE5 game on the Steam Deck at 800p 30fps thanks to XeSS.
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by ece 7mo ago
Gamers chased high FPS, that's what they got.
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by ece 7mo ago
This is cynicism or worse, the way to get more open hardware and software, is to buy it and use it, regulation and understanding will catch up. Sure people care more about things other than tech, that's never stopped me from pointing o
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by ece 7mo ago
Well, mistakes like iPhones being closed have existed for decades, enshittification on modern computers is still relatively new. What makes no sense is people who should know better giving into fear based locked down computing for idiotic r
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by ece 7mo ago
And yet, these same people will install modchips on consoles, pay for VPNs, use ReVanced, and generally find ways to do what they want rather than what corporations want, and safely too. People can learn about links to payment websites, sel
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by ece 7mo ago
So let's give Google more power.
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by ece 7mo ago
The value is in awareness, it's easier to switch for some than others, but that comes after awareness.
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by ece 7mo ago
If signing apps is required, then self-signing with your own key should be an option, in addition to a virus scan. Signing authorities have gotten things wrong, which is forgivable as long as they are learning from mistakes, but not letting
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by ece 7mo ago
If copyrighted materials are used, surely copyright allows for the maker to require disclosure that their content was used in training a model.
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by ece 7mo ago
I did look up the name when I watched the show. The characters and plot are the fictionalized early days of computing made entertaining. Definitely worth a watch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halt_and_Catch_Fire_(compu
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by ece 7mo ago
Really bad chess might have been on to something here. Bughouse, chess960, and horde have been the alt chesses I've enjoyed the most.
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by ece 7mo ago
The bigger problem is the rent seeking some registrars are doing now by increasing prices. Not sure what domain portability might look like (maybe requiring multiple registrars per tld), but something like it would solve this problem.
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by ece 7mo ago
When some iPhone users try to get past their snobiness, but still can't without a timer.
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by ece 7mo ago
Everytime I see a RL startup, a data startup or even a startup focused on a specific vertical, I think this exact same thing about LLMs.
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by ece 7mo ago
https://github.com/Alovoa/alovoa
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by ece 7mo ago
I guess Rise of Nations was a different code base altogether since he didn't mention it. Floats are something every programmer learns about.
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by ece 7mo ago
VC++ 6 was made by the same company that made VS Code.
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by ece 7mo ago
Municipal cameras do exist for speeding, tolls, and maybe other road research. But Flock is the definition of let's get everyone in dragnet surveillance so we can pick on whoever we want, at least try.
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by ece 7mo ago
Yes, they can take advantage of privacy violations, being able to misrepresent facts, and pointing to an infallible technology stack even though it is not.
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by ece 7mo ago
It's pretty cool they're able to build this infrastructure from selling open hardware and software for $1k, and I suppose tinybox sales.
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by ece 7mo ago
You're talking about partial facts and misrepresentations at this point. You're also saying it yourself, facts aren't their primary concern, sure they can be convenient, anything can be made convenient if you're allowed
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by ece 7mo ago
Cover your tracks from EFF doesn't seem to check extensions? Are there other fingerprint tests to use?
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by ece 7mo ago
I don't think fascists are that smart, they will go after those that get in the way and those who they perceive as weak. They are bullies who are cowards and all that.
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by ece 7mo ago
Techno-fascist that leases cameras would like governments to pay him his cut of a "law and order" society. News at 11.
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by ece 8mo ago
Your eye is just another input source, if you don't feel the controller lag from streaming games otherwise, you're probably not going to feel it here either. It's not like an additional round trip or anything, your eye is her

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