hatsune

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by hatsune 3y ago
Log does not work great in heavy computational video right now. It was the case with RAW on phones till manufacturers find ways to bake computated (i.e. stacked, stablised, etc.) data into RAW, like xiaomi, huawei, pixel, and apple. That&#x
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by hatsune 3y ago
There is also PineNotes (which is in very early dev stage, but Pine64 makes dev board anyway, already available for ordering) in the market, but from the demo Modos definitely have a lot better display. Maybe it's finally a time for x8
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by hatsune 3y ago
How communism supposed to work: if we take away the wealth from rich people and spread it evenly, then everyone is equally rich. How it worked in history: if we take away the wealth from rich people and spread it within the ruling classes,
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by hatsune 3y ago
this was banned recently (around 2020), also that sounds as legal as how stocks work in the first place during age of exploration and an intervention within seems maybe not strictly necessary.
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by hatsune 3y ago
As much as I respect the authors and their opinions, it feels terribly wrong to put that on Github. This is not a personal blog. There are no codes, no licenses, no whatever contribution or forks ever possible for the lack of meanings. Why?
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by hatsune 3y ago
The daily dose of privacyguides forum dissing LibreWolf for unjustified [reason]( https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/librewolf-browser-firefo... ), while their recommanded "Brave" was delibrately a product to
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by hatsune 3y ago
Especially consider the need to update your software for NLE is highly selective. H.264 and H.265 were used over the years for LongGOP, while ProRes and DNxHD/DNxHR were all supported a long time ago. There are no reasons to update unl
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by hatsune 3y ago
Quite not true. LOS does not need to hack kernal of all deprecated chips to update everything to much higher android ver. There are no reasons manufacturer can't do that. It's a choice made by manufacturer not Qualcomm.
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by hatsune 3y ago
The fact that you handled Google data in the first place and kindly begged them to detect and delete sensitive ones is slightly out or order. The thing is regulate apps in first place.
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by hatsune 3y ago
Scrum needs surprising effort from coworkers to understand the system as well unlike common kanban that has existed for eternity. Meanwhile at some stages the stuff just becomes mythical and people stop to implement but rather improvise.
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by hatsune 3y ago
As if people 50 years ago had a life expectancy of 120. While healthcare is primary reason for its increase it is not scientifically rational to pray what was there 50 years ago. HFCS contributed to diseases so far less than cane sugar, wit
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by hatsune 3y ago
It's not rocket science that some carrier and manufacturer lock the goat out of their phone like Samsung and Verizon, but I think this thread is dealing with a much more different problem and everyone who bought carrier does not belong
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by hatsune 3y ago
If contain and consist and replace a new word and it is supposed to be an encyclopædia then maybe it is a legit move. It's like English professor ranting about use vs. utilise. Mixing words are bad attempts and precise wording is objec
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by hatsune 3y ago
A best explanation by EFF here( https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/03/government-hasnt-justi... ) is that it is not only for TikTok. A transparant system of regulating and even auditing what telemetry services
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by hatsune 3y ago
That case you made about meat consumption is actually very relatable as found in a few reports went viral in China, including this one by ![guardian]( https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/mar/16/ea
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by hatsune 3y ago
If you are making something as a branding or contract, then you better keep it. People break promise every time and not like all of them are evil, malicious, or should go to jail. But a bank failed to pay back frequently will definitely fou
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by hatsune 3y ago
Very controversial. U.S. as a divided land and government (now) can't pass anything in federal court so N.Y. is banning natural gas where oil companies in Alaska can dig well right next to preservation area and burn the excess gas on s
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by hatsune 3y ago
Yep, using Librewolf with letterboxing to resist fingerprint, I have encountered basically all type of captcha at all sites.
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by hatsune 3y ago
I thought, for a long while, that school did teach this during Bio class (at least I learnt that in AP Bio). Being honest science research is already hard enough and all honours belong to a lot more others in the field.
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by hatsune 3y ago
[Privacy guides]( https://www.privacyguides.org/en/ ) is also a great site for this. Prism-break updates fairly slow unlike privacy guides. However, PG leans heavily into usability and commercial software, recommanding q
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by hatsune 3y ago
It's certainly an improvement that now they speak with partial evidence and admittance, compared to paying for "climate change hoax" campaigning. In context, the heating we had now already caused massive destruction in polar,
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by hatsune 3y ago
Not judging the law or ethics around piracy here, but the idea of EU suppressing a commissioned report that "goes south" is absolutely diabolical to its reputation. That does not sound very progressive.
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by hatsune 3y ago
Reading the article thinking of GrapheneOS on my Pixel 7 with tensor G2, then they say NitroPhone not based on Qualcomm and equipped with GrapheneOS, getting confused then see what they sell is just a pre-flashed Pixel. A price of $1299 for
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by hatsune 3y ago
"30% off" ain't a claim to be "harmless". The stuff is still quite insane. Ditching cow and milk is still quite relevant. (Also, corn price for feeding cattles vs famine is still a topic with tension).