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Comment #49207134
Yes but who does use they today on the big screens today. I think my (parents) monitor had something like 800x600 or so resolution.
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Comment #49207104
Yes but, the US is also kind of special. There are absolute no rules for people like Elon and Donald. The can break all laws, all day long in front of everybody and nothing does ha…
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Comment #49190226
In the mid 90s and early 2000, all Linuxes had virtual Desktops.
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Comment #49189071
In most western countrys, is often more than 50% from CSAM from underaged teenagers, like selfies etc. And then are cases like some overmotivated parents post nude baby pictures. I…
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Comment #49125302
I remember something, like gold taken from Iraq.
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Comment #49125078
The GDP was a little smaler during Covid. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GDP/
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Comment #49067437
Tesla is kind the same. Everybody bought it, because it went up so much, less because of the product. I guess every AI would do the same.
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Comment #48976966
Latency for interaction with AI? For something the user use browsers and electron apps. A ping goes around the whole world before your pressed key is visible on the screen.
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Comment #48874677
Tweeting, yelling and with bribes
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Comment #48865974
Flir has some thermal cameras with 'special moisture' modes. In the end, wet areas are just colder.
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Comment #48865760
Who knows, maybe Trump can help.
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Comment #48849950
The don't blow randomly ships. The US and Iran agreed (Point 4 and 5) on, for the next 60 days, Iran is "chief of traffic" in the strait. Iran say now, ships have to take the route…
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Comment #48849834
Can we agree on "the strait was open before the war" so it can't be a goal for the war.
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Comment #48834032
Yes they do. In my last holiday I went around in the whole bar and everybody wrote a few word for my mom. The experience to do was very nice, the result was very fun and my mom was…
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Comment #48823555
I think most people here miss the point. IF the AI Note taker would be only on device, it would be less creepy. But at moment everything goes to some companys (and so also more or …
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Comment #48597194
I miss daydreaming too. In younger years, I often had boring, repetitive work but I could daydream the full day. Then as more you need the brain for work, as less time you have to …
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Comment #48558560
I guess now a lot of Elon fans change from Tesla to Spacex.
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Comment #48459419
Yes and no. Thats also a kind of problem in Switzerland. The social system is so good, you can have a pretty good life without working. One one side, thats a good thing, on the oth…
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Comment #48451611
The question is not wrong, but the answer is. Here in Switzerlands middle land, the streets and trains are very crowded, not just during peek hours. On the other hand, it's already…
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Comment #48331585
All the things up there can be contacted with radio. Some downstream data is easly readable. Sending is another thing, but satelites are in public communication space.
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Comment #48267435
KTY84 temperature sensors come to my mind too. But even software, look at the CR,LF thing. This is from before computers had screens and it's still kind of a thing / different betw…
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Comment #48052409
Why not 256, "because of bandwith costs". An adblocker does save bandwith costs, but not a handful bytes from an ID.
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Comment #48006988
You have to activate it manually?
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Comment #48006887
There is a well known solution. Look at most PET bottles. The thread (mostly on the cap) is not continuous. That's for the pressure to relieve before the cap is off, and that could…
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Comment #47879522
Cheating with weather sensor is not new. Wrecked rain gauges. Whistleblowers. Million-dollar payouts and manhunts. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41485560