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by nom 4d ago
no
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by nom 4d ago
high chance you can just flash a suitable base firmware directly through pins on the board
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by nom 6d ago
because we know that our neighbors are not very likely to kill us
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by nom 7d ago
Do you not know how it works?
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by nom 11d ago
i miss satire
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by nom 12d ago
wtf is a build minute and why is it metered
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by nom 12d ago
6eah you can make the chip tiny but not the coil, it needs to capture enough energy from the field. There are 3x3mm NFC chips but their read range is 2mm..
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by nom 13d ago
jamming on 2.4ghz will in no way impact the core function of a pacemaker yes, the new ones come with BT LE so you can monitor it via your smartphone (yeah really..) but I would not call that 'severely affected'
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by nom 13d ago
yeah they do it to make it look more appetizing in the photos Quite the opposite of what is happening here.. they are going the cheap route and use AI instead of a human who knows how to make an appetizing menu.
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by nom 15d ago
wtf are you talking about
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by nom 16d ago
10000 realistic encironments
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by nom 16d ago
i bet they stuff the data into a PNG chunk next to the image data, so they aren't even doing steganography
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by nom 16d ago
click?
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by nom 16d ago
displaying images in PuTTY is of vital importance to the survival of humanity, obviously
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by nom 16d ago
Yeah it died out because the hardware advanced and could just switch automatically. With 1gig Ethernet it became a requirement, the definite end of existence for crossover cables.
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by nom 16d ago
it's not AI generated so it must be true
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by nom 17d ago
This worked so well because we had suitable replacement gases and the industry had little financial incentives to push against it. It's a very different situation with fossil fuels.
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by nom 18d ago
fun fact, there was a shareware clone of Racter released in 1991, called Claude https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/ai-repository/ai/areas...
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by nom 18d ago
if they could pay extra for a version that bites, they would order them with extra sharp teeth
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by nom 22d ago
It's worse. So many people have died that Taser invented a medical diagnosis to explain them away: Excited Delirium https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excited_delirium As we all know, people get so excited when they in
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by nom 24d ago
scroll through a list of known email providers and you will notice they registered tlds for the countries they operate in, very typical for the old ones like yahoo yandex Freemail Hotmail etcpp web.de is an oldschool German provider, as is
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by nom 24d ago
nah, the ones connected to the grid... you turn them all off during peak sun hours at the exact same time same issue with large loads like boilers, this stuff should never be connected to the internet, but it is if you can control enough lo
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by nom 25d ago
it is of humanoid shape
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by nom 28d ago
color is two-dimensional it's easy to see: RGB somehow contains brightness information but that's not part of color, so one dimension less
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by nom 29d ago
AI channel
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by nom 1mo ago
it's really not though
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by nom 1mo ago
I'm sure they can't automate shirts because the super cheap ones somehow always are Made in Bangladesh. If they could use less human labor they would make them somewhere else. I believe socks can be fully automated and are mostly
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by nom 1mo ago
It is worse than that. It fills up your accounts cloud storage, where your Google docs, sheets, drive files etc are stored. Once full you are caught in their trap: pay a monthly fee to the mafia or delete your data! This flow is intentional
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by nom 1mo ago
living the American dream
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by nom 1mo ago
probably overwhelmed by other background services making network requests

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