ginko

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by ginko 4d ago
I'm honestly surprised that there's people who wouldn't think that's the case.
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by ginko 8d ago
Why do you defend LG?
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by ginko 8d ago
Sorry but it's up to the vendors to prove that abuse is technologically impossible (through open source software and cryptography). Closed source software should always be assumed to do the worst thing possible.
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by ginko 8d ago
>All the mainline kernel support is reverse-engineered. No help from Arm. That's not true. Arm has been supporting the open source driver effort for the last couple years, but it's still behind the closed source one in terms of
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by ginko 10d ago
If the map ignores exclaves why does the UK border Ireland?
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by ginko 12d ago
Call it PC Bob
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by ginko 13d ago
13 years ago when Microsoft wanted to introduce per-user locks for bought XBone games Sony released this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWSIFh8ICaA Fans were eating it up and it won them the console market lead. Tim
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by ginko 14d ago
Airbus is French, German and British. Not just French.
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by ginko 14d ago
Ah yeah, China Eastern.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Eastern_Airlines_Flight_... Meanwhile Lufthansa had their last fatal crash in 1993. For British it was in 1976.
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by ginko 14d ago
Telemetry should be opt-in.
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by ginko 18d ago
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by ginko 18d ago
Feels like the most realistic/short-term way to make use of this would be to set up some barebones RTOS to run from CPU cache with the PIM memory being used for compute only and use the device as a network attached accelerator.
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by ginko 22d ago
Tipping in stores is a thing now?
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by ginko 23d ago
Anyone have any idea how this can happen? Surely the boys have different first names, so how can the system mix them up?
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by ginko 27d ago
>Now people barely run local-only software any more, most people live in Google Chrome and only use permanently online software. Yes, because they were conditioned to do so by rent seeking companies.
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by ginko 28d ago
Or you buy one F5. It weighs a lot more but has a decent chance to outlive you.
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by ginko 28d ago
FixOldCameras mainly focuses on cameras from the 70s and earlier where electronics are nonexistent or fairly simple. Late-90s cameras like the Nikon F100 are a different beast entirely. The only thing worse are probably compacts from that e
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by ginko 28d ago
Right, missing fonts could be the issue on my end.
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by ginko 28d ago
The typesetting of this looks very broken on firefox with extreme gaps between lines of text. Seems to render fine on chromium.
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by ginko 1mo ago
Yeah, I was about to object that this is essentially a large automaton of which there are tons of earlier examples from Japan.
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by ginko 1mo ago
Each morning you get an envelope with a slice of toast in your mailbox.
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by ginko 1mo ago
Hm, picking redcurrants usually isn't so much work because you collect entire strigs of berries. It's picking the berries off the strigs later that's more annoying but you can do it while watching tv or something.
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by ginko 1mo ago
"deliberately (created and escaped)" is very implausible yes. "(deliberately created) and escaped" not so much though.
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by ginko 2mo ago
That one I can't be too mad about. Better FIFA gets the profits instead of ticket scalpers.
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by ginko 2mo ago
Jesus isn’t European
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by ginko 2mo ago
>It has the last master plate, and some photos of how it all looked on the last day. There is a photo of a technician sweeping up on presumably the last day before the plant was shut down. He looked distraught There's a pretty good
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by ginko 2mo ago
Simplex noise is nice because it's more efficient to calculate, especially for larger dimensions but it has a noticeably different look to it so it's not a drop-in replacement.
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by ginko 2mo ago
Is it so hard to explain what the term "High-NA" is supposed to mean at the start of your article?
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by ginko 2mo ago
Transputers have nothing to do with quantum computing. They're completely classical computers.
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by ginko 2mo ago
If I search for "Open AI" on google right now the first search results are openai.com, chatgpt.com and the OpenAI wikipedia page. None of which are open AI.

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