wiredpancake

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by wiredpancake 7mo ago
I was thinking about this the other day when watching a video about Chernobyl. They flew countless helicopters over the exposed reactor core and because this was 1986, helicopters didn't have a million sensors or electronics in it. It
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by wiredpancake 7mo ago
There will be no such thing as an "Walmart Employee" in 2040. There is a decent chance the term "Employee" as a whole will be eradicated sometime in the next 10 years.
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by wiredpancake 7mo ago
Because 'Teams' isn't just a simple meeting application. It's very feature rich. If you ever have to deal with the admin.teams.microsoft portal you'll know how many options and toggles it has. Alongside this many b
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by wiredpancake 7mo ago
If you are <30 and are not in a trade related field, you will likely be unable to purchase a home in your life time. Banks in Australia are now denying University Graduates, including those like myself in IT Industries, home loans due to
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by wiredpancake 7mo ago
Sam Altman said they are losing money on their $200/m tier.
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by wiredpancake 7mo ago
The "fatigue" from long trips is hardly a result of having to keep in a lane. It's more so the result of being awake, doing effectively nothing, for a long time. Lane Keep assistance is a useless technology for 99% of the pop
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by wiredpancake 8mo ago
There was a report a few years back about people running NTP servers to harvest IPv6 addresses. Security via obscurity will only get you so far.
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by wiredpancake 8mo ago
Potentially, although my phone only has the following options when selecting what "Network Mode" to use: - 5G/4G/3G/2G (Auto Connect) - 4G/3G/2G (Auto Connect) - 3G/2G (Auto Connect) - 3G Only Flagsh
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by wiredpancake 8mo ago
Probably breaks some other very important things in Windows. Not a foolproof solution though, you don't want to be constantly updating your hosts file every time Microsoft changes an endpoint to rename their product offering for the 3r
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by wiredpancake 8mo ago
I recently switched to Fedora. I have enjoyed it thoroughly although I am a little skeptical how the upgrade process for Fedora will go when Fedora 44 eventually comes out. One of the concerns is the package delays on the RPM Fusion repo. I
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by wiredpancake 9mo ago
This problem is really bad at my work. We commonly run into finance issues about half way through the year. We get to the point where 10x HDMI cables get declined from Finance and we get reprimanded for not tracking where each HDMI or Ether
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by wiredpancake 9mo ago
Everyone, including politicians are intimately aware of Zero Knowledge Proofs. Google even open-sourced technology to enable it: https://blog.google/technology/safety-security/opening-up-ze... The politicians don&
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by wiredpancake 9mo ago
You're right, but Social Media was one of the last places one could be critical of the Government whilst also being anonymous or pesudo-anonymous.
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by wiredpancake 9mo ago
There is seatbelt cameras in Australia. They are everywhere, they can also be mobile and placed almost anywhere. These camera are mounted high so they can view down in through the windscreen. They automatically issue a $1,251 for not weari
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by wiredpancake 10mo ago
Why would I purchase this compared to the million other scripts and tools that exist today? Many of which are completely open source.
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by wiredpancake 10mo ago
I've never seen Linde ever in my life (Australia). What is funny though, at least in the Australia and UK regions, they still use the BOC brand, which is a subsidiary under Linde.
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by wiredpancake 10mo ago
I'm not sure what you are trying to suggest. What does it matter if Gabe has a yacht? He has multiple of them. Gabe also have an undersea research company called Inkfish, which is a non-profit company designed to "conduct deep-se
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by wiredpancake 10mo ago
You clearly are very misinformed on how Valve operates and runs the competitive CS2 environment. Valve does not require a Kernel Level Anti-Cheat for "first party" tournaments. It is not stipulated anywhere in the Major Rulebook:
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by wiredpancake 10mo ago
Battlefield 6 being "highly optimized" is a joke. Runs pretty poorly on a RTX 4080 with 5800X3D @ 1440p. It also legitimately looks worse than the Battlefields that predate it, even up to Battlefield 1, which is over a decade old
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by wiredpancake 10mo ago
Stallman was right about a number of free and open source software things, although he is a disgusting person for his comments around the Jeffery Epstien situation and his views on minors...
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by wiredpancake 10mo ago
It appears very "vibe coded", the application makes use of the stereotypical AI gradient in the top bar of the application. The README.md uses a ton of Emojis in the feature Setting. 100% AI.
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by wiredpancake 11mo ago
Google did offer a VPN, Google One VPN. It was kind of killed like a lot of other Google products.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
If by "evidence" you mean correlation. There is a correlation about mothers taking acetaminophen leading to Autism. There is also a correlation about mothers drinking water and it leading to Autism. Doesn't mean its the right
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
That sounds like all software. We can make better software.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Assuming correct implementation of the NTP spec and adherence to the "eras" functions, NTP should be resistant to this failure in 2036. The problem being so many micro-controllers, non-interfaceable or cheaply designed computers&#
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
What reputation? They are known for being the most greedy payment provider and actively killing various other payment providers.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
Oh wow, the flowchart made by the Government. The government has a registered interest in preventing blockchains for anonymization and decentralization. Who would of thought?
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
I should be able to transact with anyone, anywhere in the world, near instantly with little or no fees. This isn't some radical, cyberpunk extremist, this is just pure trade. We have technology to facilitate this but we've been he
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
It means nothing when most water is recycled anyways. It's not like the GPUs actually drink the stuff, the water just connects to heatsinks and is cycled around.
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by wiredpancake 1y ago
A lot, but maybe a lot less than you expect. You'd be competing with ASIC miners, which are 100x more cost effective per MH/s. You don't need 100,000GB of VRAM when mining GPU, therefore its waste.

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