synkarius

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by synkarius 28d ago
It is sad, but there is not nothing we can do about it.
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by synkarius 5mo ago
Along these lines, I am experimenting with a two-tiered system where I use Proton's sieve filters to create a sender/cc/bcc whitelist for personal emails (which alert my phone) and a non-Proton collection of burnable aliases
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by synkarius 3y ago
It's on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Pandaemonium-1660-1886-Machine-Contem...
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by synkarius 3y ago
https://explosionduck.com Mostly covers various software side projects I've worked on over the years, or concepts related to them.
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by synkarius 4y ago
That whole chart seems off.
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by synkarius 4y ago
I'm also using Firefox for Android. For me, it's not flickering but there are lots of skipped frames on the initial scrolling animation.
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by synkarius 4y ago
That's true about rights inside the US border, but in context, this thread was talking about non-US citizens in their home countries when said countries are being pressured by the US government. I could have been clearer there. I can s
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by synkarius 4y ago
Citizens of other countries have no rights under the US constitution.
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by synkarius 4y ago
It would. I wonder how this compares with Kaldi, one of the two open source speech recognition engines that Dragonfly currently supports.
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by synkarius 6y ago
If you are in an environment in which someone else can physically access your device (like an airport), don't bring it with you. For example, when traveling abroad, use a cheap alternate cell phone.
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by synkarius 12y ago
This is like the Avast spyware story: once you break trust, it's really difficult to get it back.
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Scientists Create Cyborg Skin Which Can Feel Pressure, Temperature and Humidity(businessinsider.com.au)
1 points by synkarius 12y ago|0 comments
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by synkarius 12y ago
What problems qualify as "my" problems versus someone else's problems? Also, if there is nothing wrong with the world, why are you defending your opinion here? Doesn't doing so imply that you perceive opposing opinions a
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by synkarius 12y ago
Could you give an example of how to be proactive as such? I agree that being prepared is good, but I don't personally know enough about old-age care / geriatrics / Social Security to really be in favor of or against any parti
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by synkarius 12y ago
I concur. I got a Leap Motion, hoping to use it to replace some or all mouse function. It's a fun toy but not much else.
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by synkarius 12y ago
Regarding the first line of this comment, though voice strain is something to look out for, if you speak correctly[1], you can minimize your chances of damaging your voice. [1] http://www.mainespeechtherapy.org/content/
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by synkarius 12y ago
I use the word "bark" too, albeit for a different purpose. I think that sort of spec selection is just a habit that you naturally get into when creating a lot of voice commands. Incidentally, I've learned a bit of Korean, and
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by synkarius 12y ago
Like the author of the article, I've been making the switch to programming by voice. At first, the delay was really jarring, but you get used to it. You're also completely correct about how when you speak a chain of commands, one