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by voidUpdate 5d ago
Nope, cert expired so I'm not allowed to view it XD It's alright, other comments say that it's because of protecting your privacy, which I guess I haven't done
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by voidUpdate 5d ago
Content not viewable in my region :P
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by voidUpdate 5d ago
When did that start for you? I've never seen that myself, I can keep scrolling as long as I want
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by voidUpdate 5d ago
2.5 to 3% according to google... Small but not tiny tiny
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by voidUpdate 5d ago
I've never understood the water argument... yes, it takes a lot of water in the initial setup to fill the water cooling loops, but isn't not constantly burning water, right? it gets cooled off again and goes around the loop
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by voidUpdate 5d ago
"Most things that people launch quietly stop existing", followed by "gone: 23%" doesnt feel right... Surely if it was "most", it would be over 50%?
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by voidUpdate 5d ago
According to the all-knowing Wikipedia, "The exact mechanism by which the blue light was generated was not known at the time the IAEA report of the incident was written, though it was thought to be either ionized air glow, fluorescence
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by voidUpdate 6d ago
I just checked it using one of the photos on that page. The final colours are not the same, but the contrast enhancing ability is comparable
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by voidUpdate 6d ago
If I buy a game, and my friend buys a game, we can both own a copy of the game, without owning the same copy. My disc of Rollercoaster Tycoon 2 is not the same as my friend's disc of Rollercoaster Tycoon 2
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by voidUpdate 6d ago
> "Were that the case, then Plaintiff Edward Heycock would not have been able to obtain the game Resident Evil Requiem on February 25, 2026 for $69.99 from the PlayStation Store after Plaintiff Jason Mendoza had obtained Resident Ev
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by voidUpdate 6d ago
It might help if the article actually explained how this relates to stuxnet
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by voidUpdate 6d ago
That looks... horrible... I like the "calendar" mode, that's quite fun, but it looks way too wide when it's folded up, and a weird aspect ratio when it's open. Also they show putting the phone down on concrete half-
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by voidUpdate 7d ago
"every protocol"? that's pretty impressive. We should stock up on them in case aliens ever come to visit, so we can understand their communications protocol
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by voidUpdate 7d ago
I've done the same from a raspberry pi to a receipt printer, just piping to lp0
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by voidUpdate 8d ago
can they be applied to any text? might be useful if you have a hard to pronounce english word
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by voidUpdate 8d ago
I shudder to think of an 18 person DND group... 5 is enough for me
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by voidUpdate 9d ago
Disappointed to learn about Geerling and Rossman... Why do some people just seem to want to hate others for stuff they can't control?
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by voidUpdate 9d ago
I understand maps and charts. But generally, stars stay in the same place, so its easy to put them on a map. I was trying to understand how you put a planet on a map when it keeps moving around
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by voidUpdate 10d ago
I just filter out LLM related stuff, news pages, product releases etc by looking at the title and URL, and then look at what's left to see if I actually like the content
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by voidUpdate 13d ago
Since when do images need more than just an <img> tag and a bit of styling?
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by voidUpdate 13d ago
I still see them occasionally and read them when I can. Because the content a human has made is much more interesting than something possibly plausible but useless that an Agent could tell me. I've been working on a project that'l
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
I'm sorry if I'm not familiar with your area of expertise, that's why I'm asking the question, because I want to understand. There are lots of stars that are brighter than Saturn, even at its brightest. I don't know
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
You can be inspired by someone else and it not be their direct words. What parts are written like "I, God, am saying this", rather than "God told me this (I promise)"? GPs point is that the book is "from God",
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
Using git is not a requirement here. You just need enough of a git folder for a "git status" to trigger running a program, and the "git status" is run automatically by an agent, without you asking it to. You could open a
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
Yes, I really need to ask. How does one locate Saturn in the night sky without an electronic aid?
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
There tend to be two kinds of people, those who value the journey and those who value the product. This telescope is aimed more at those who value the product, and hand tool woodworking is probably more for those who value the journey. You
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
How do you locate celestial bodies like that? Is it just a case of paper maps and a compass?
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
which .gz files can, according to the article, but the un-gzipped file contains an eof in the middle for the tape archive, so it stops reading early
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
You get a folder from someone else. You open your LLM of choice in that folder. You are pwned
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by voidUpdate 14d ago
If you download a zip file that contains the hidden .git folder, with the config file inside, and open it with an LLM, it can run an arbitrary program, if you ask it to or not. Even if it's not actually a git repository, as long as it

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