throwing_away

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by throwing_away 2mo ago
Same. I write cheats for CS2 for my own amusement and it's 100% detectable by replay analysis. If I'm reacting to information that I shouldn't have at a rate much much greater than the general population, then I'm not p
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by throwing_away 2mo ago
You guys have done such a good job that I've thought about buying one even though I don't need one at all just to support the project. You've surely launched a generation of perhaps-someday-responsible hackers into the world.
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by throwing_away 7mo ago
The real question is, if I buy 80% of a 3d printer to be finished on my own, does it need a Prop 65 sticker? (The answer is actually "yes, several".)
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by throwing_away 11mo ago
Having often thought this is how I would attempt to monetize if I built a developer tool, I'm glad to hear that it's working. It makes good sense because companies actually have an absurd amount of liability to you if they violate
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by throwing_away 11mo ago
Likely both.
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by throwing_away 11mo ago
Google Wallet also doesn't work on Graphene OS. I just looked into this and in the US there's basically no technical answer that I'd expect to be reliable. You've got a few choices: * magsafe wallet (~$10) without nfc sh
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by throwing_away 1y ago
I think all reasonable citizens could agree that a simple licensure for fridge ownership is for the best. Besides, we can use the extra license taxes from people with multiple fridges to raise funds for the schools. You don't hate the
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by throwing_away 1y ago
That was just the vibe. It was mandatory watching by the state education program. It had product placement and a clear message. I mean, I feel like it would take more education to not see it as propaganda. I didn't like The Magic Sc
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by throwing_away 1y ago
It really felt like propaganda as a kid. Made me think reading was probably a scam.
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by throwing_away 1y ago
I bought kit that can do this off AliExpress. Here's the repo: https://github.com/joelsernamoreno/EvilCrowRF-V2
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by throwing_away 1y ago
Some context for anyone unfamiliar with the linux desktop space: Hyprland is a "wayland compositor" (roughly analogous to an X Window Manager) that is under active community development: https://hypr.land Wayland is co
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by throwing_away 1y ago
Are clones available for research purposes?
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by throwing_away 1y ago
The world is already human shaped. It's essentially backwards compatibility for existing physical interfaces.
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by throwing_away 1y ago
If you want the certificate, it must be issued by the certificate authority. If you want to make your own certificates, good luck getting them on the trusted list.
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by throwing_away 1y ago
Yes, it happens all the time, especially as the devices age. L1 devices remotely downgrade to become L3 devices. This has different effects depending on content provided from "totally unavailable" to "lower resolution".
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by throwing_away 1y ago
There is 1 provider for ATSC3 DRM (which is already rolling out in major markets): Google Widevine. There is 1 operating system for ATSC3 DRM: Android. There are several SoCs that can be used for "Level 1 Widevine". When a SoC is
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by throwing_away 1y ago
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2025/04/04/picnic-before...
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by throwing_away 1y ago
> Either side? Tell me which "side" does that sound like? Up until you got to the "Roman" salutes, it sounded like both sides in the US. Or rather, it will sound like whichever side you aren't. That's the p
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by throwing_away 1y ago
It's not unreasonable to see the situation as "Then they came for the Jews, and the administration finally deported the people who were coming for the Jews". The president's literal argument for doing it is that the acti
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by throwing_away 1y ago
I've never seen The Holdovers, but I'm a stunned fan of Bob's Burgers, if we're doing a "surprised by fish odor syndrome in well-known media" thread.
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by throwing_away 1y ago
I learned that most diesel cars and trucks are still dependent on electronics for fuel injection and also have a higher minimum-quality of diesel. The prepper nerds seem to advocate for Cummins 12-valve engines from the 1990s or the Toyota
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by throwing_away 1y ago
I'm also a software engineer and recently got new LG washer and dryer. I have not yet figured out how to manually change the settings, as the buttons don't do anything when you press them. I leave it on "normal" and it s
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by throwing_away 1y ago
You're both right. It was an issue before. It's an issue now too. It might even be less of an issue now, practically, because of budget cuts. But it will be perceived as a bigger issue than whatever the reality is because of t
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by throwing_away 2y ago
We think of LLMs as not math-proficient (because they aren't yet) but what about those multimodal models? I wonder if anyone has tried getting them to "imagine" math in a way to "visually compute".
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Valid and cheeky is squarely where I'm aiming, so thank you ;)
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by throwing_away 2y ago
But does it include binaries?
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by throwing_away 2y ago
This? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqoMrCLl14E Feels kind of reductive. If I played too many video games so now I don't get to have my meds, I'm going to be pretty sad.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Yes, I have such a diagnosis and can confirm this, but it was many years ago. I assume it's still the same. I got a short quiz to see what symptoms I was complaining about and then I got asked about my drug usage and why I was seeing
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by throwing_away 2y ago
How do you actually find people to prospect? I've been trying to help a friend get started freelance coding who has super technical skills but not a lot of formal experience and education. It's really a challenge when everything i
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by throwing_away 2y ago
This was actually a great post and made me aware of your product for the first time. I eventually landed here: https://getlago.com/docs/guide/self-hosted/ It would be nice if there was a feature matrix for se

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