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Comment #45503262
Based on the livestream, the project is for Rob to find the freest Android ROM and phone and then reverse engineer the proprietary bits to the FSF's standards. Not very well commun…
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Comment #43718687
I wrote a similar script that used a TV tuner during the last World Cup. Since I had an ATSC source, I was able to just pull the CTA-708 captions directly and with little delay.
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Comment #43115679
The CFPB. He intends to create a payments app within X and shut down their most immediate regulator of banking and fintech. That's certainly a material conflict.
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Comment #43001658
To be a bit uncharitable: a sick person seems to want certainty more than anything, which they can project onto an AI much more easily than through work with a careful doctor.
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Comment #43001600
Did you seek prescription treatment after your AI-diagnosis?
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Comment #42972561
I was hoping to see Thoreau here. I'd also recommend his book Walking, maybe even to be read before Walden. It identifies and preempts a lot of what the 'mindfulness' industry deal…
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Comment #42630712
Not totally up-to-date on airline things, but: I was referring to the competing GDS platforms that airlines like Southwest opted not to use . I was trying to be charitable to the a…
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Comment #42630101
I've got a bit of a problem with the example of hospital management software. Given the complexity, particularly in the US, of the healthcare system, why expect the software to be …
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Comment #42496091
Love the weather forecast on the coffee machine. Like so much 2000s tech, such a weird luxury that seems less useful and more experimental. I do wish there was more openness in FM …
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Comment #42364853
Funko as a brand exists entirely on derivative content, albeit licensed. Seems like exactly the sort of brand that would trip auto-DMCA software.
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Comment #41926727
Carl Jung vindicated
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Comment #40006791
Time to link the crawler to a site like keys.lol[1] that indexes and links every Bitcoin private key and figure out a way to sweep it for balances. [1]: https://keys.lol/
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Comment #38482776
There's no annual fee so I'm not sure why someone would regret getting it. I've had it for about 3 years and use it for 3% back at Apple and Walgreens. It does the job. It really s…
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Comment #38103703
snagg.ing
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Comment #37589148
Surely you can find it more effectively in your watch history. This feature is to discover videos, not rediscover.
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Comment #37476908
Some school schedules are done so classes meet every-other-day. There are A days and B days, which is specified because certain holidays or exam periods might necessitate a break i…
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Comment #37300947
Have you worked at a worker-owned company? I think, largely, a goal of worker-owned restaurants is to make the work experience less transactional. Is there anything besides stress …
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Comment #35991143
So this is why they changed the model dropdown to buttons, more touch friendly.
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Comment #35933458
In contrast to Twitter's newly updated inactive account policy > We encourage people to actively log in and use Twitter when they register an account. To keep your account active, …
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Comment #35742021
I have the cam in the article, and it worked off-the-shelf with my Linux box. I temporarily had it set up with a Raspberry Pi as a security cam. The driver support makes it a lot e…
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Comment #35700800
I've used the larger Whisper models for people with thick accents and it's been reasonably competent. Worth a try if you've got the hardware.
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Comment #35457699
Earplugs. I didn't know how much sound bothered me until I tried them.
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Comment #35065562
I just had this issue with my paid account. I just canceled the renewal today, expiring in a few weeks, so I chalked it up to a clumsy downgrading system. Looks like not.
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Comment #35011652
Nonmachinable mail can be all sorts of shapes as well. I've had a lot of fun cutting cardstock into silhouettes and irregular polygons and mailing them. When I moved, I sent postca…