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It would get much worse performance, but it would look way cooler. You should do it 😁
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Bruce Heerssen
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Purveyor of bad advice. Frequently foul mouthed.
I'm one of those mythical Texas Liberals you've heard about.
Trans rights are human rights.
Right now, I'm probably driving a reefer across Texas and surrounding states. (No longer OTR, which is good.)
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@VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social
Peanuts are not nuts. They are legumes. So, despite being totally irresponsible, they are technically correct.
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@VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social
LOL. That guy from Facebook marketplace is gonna end up costing three times as much. Only use actual professional contractors, people.
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I don't know a whole lot about either, but other people have done similar things, so there should be resources out there.
I'm packing a bag right now for my trip back tomorrow and as I put a towel in, I am reminded of the advice Douglas Adams gave us so many years ago. To this day, I do not travel without my own towel. Even though there is always, always a towel available wherever I go, should the need arise.
So, Doug, from the bottom of my heart, fuck you, you glorious bastard.
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I happened to catch part of Terminator II on TV today and I noticed Arnold's heads up display had a counter for human casualties. It read 0.0.
Which... how do you have partial casualties? What would 2.5 human casualties even look like?
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@tyzbit@toot.now @cidney@mastodon.gamedev.place
The documentation for the core product is excellent and that's very important. Documentation for add-ons runs the gamut, as you'd expect.
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@AAKL@infosec.exchange @sjvn@mastodon.social @ZDNet@flipboard.com
In their race to deploy AI that few people want, they helped drive up the cost of new computers. That is a significant driver of increased adoption of Linux.
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@MaryAustinBooks@mstdn.social
Will she leave angry and bitter and willing to complain to everyone?
Will she instead show obeisance in an effort to retain some shred of a career?
Or will she retreat into the biggest box of wine you ever saw, never again to emerge?
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@Lizette603_23@mastodon.social
It takes so little effort to be kind, yet it can make a huge impact. That was very nice of you.
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@Urban_Hermit@mstdn.social
Antiques are distinctly out of fashion. Nobody wants that heavy old junk. Especially since young folks can't buy a house anyway.
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Processing Vulcan shaders takes WAY TOO LONG the first time. I'm ready to play this thing!
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@raccoonformality@tech.lgbt
Good plan. Every implementation of AI that currently exists is a raging hot garbage fire. Maybe, MAYBE, there's a theoretical implementation that is not pure, condensed evil, but I have not see it. Hell, I struggle to even imagine what it could be in today's world.
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@johnefrancis@cosocial.ca
Okay, sure. But how would one count that in single counter? Would it be 25 casualties?
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@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org
I have several things muted. Sometimes because they're annoying, sometimes because while they may be serious, there's nothing I can do about it so it just wears me down.
And sometimes a hashtag is so full of scams I can't tell who is legit. That gets muted, too.
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@sysop408@sfba.social @jaykuo@universeodon.com
Yeah, men don't own idiocy despite how it seems sometimes. The point was that women drove much less in 1958, on average, and often couldn't get credit for an auto loan. So the pool of potential buyers was even less than it might appear.
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@jaykuo@universeodon.com
Whoa. And there are far more potential buyers today, given population growth and women's lib.
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@dusepo@toot.dusepo.co.uk
What happens if we add a fifth bean? Is humanity ready?
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@Asbestos@pnw.zone
Not to your point, but I think it's funny that the emoji on my screen is a push button phone.
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@nick@theblower.au
I probably won't mess with it unless I see a need for me to do so. I'm quite a casual gamer, so I don't really need much optimization. But thanks for the info.
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@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org
You could try a fixie if you really want to bulk up your calves. Those things are a lot of work. I rode one daily for several years and my legs were jacked.
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It's just a guess, but probably his lawyer provided the phone during a visit. Or maybe a guard gave/sold it to him 🤷♂️
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@virtualbri@mastodon.online
His press office can just email them the propaganda. It'll save time and money, and nothing of value will be lost.
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The new server is by no means a speed demon. It's one of those microcomputer things I bought from Amazon. The tech is at least ten years old. But it's still better than the old VPS.
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@barubary@infosec.exchange
Neither PERLDOC nor PERLDOC_PAGER are set on my system. Looking into that. running PERLDOCDEBUG=2 perldocstrict, and I can see a temp file in /tmp, and it is the perldoc page for the strict module. However, the perldoc command still results in an error and does not display the page.
I'll see if setting those variables has an effect.
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@pixelpusher220@dmv.community
They've already got gemini running on my phone, unasked. I am not amused.
It's actually worse at figuring out who I want to call, which is about the only thing I use the voice assistant for.
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Removing then installing perl, perl-CPAN, perl-doc also did not work. That was the nuclear option.
Grrr.
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@ancient_catbus@jorts.horse
Kei vehicles are designed for average speeds of less than 30 miles an hour. Yeah, it's not going to fare well in a crash on American roads, but they aren't designed for that.
I think they have a lot of advantages compared to our overengineered behemoths. Fun is definitely one of them :)