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solstice

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    Comment #48161360

    I just reread Daemon and Freedom™. Highly recommended. They definitely hit different today than when I first read them in 2010 or thereabouts

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    Comment #48087026

    Oh wow, Dark Star has been in my to watch list for a while already. The German dubbing of Monty Python's Life of Brian is hilarious too. It's as funny as the original and sometimes…

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    Comment #47945832

    I was too when due to network problems at our last traditional LAN-party (WC3, CS1.6 etc.) we used the hotspot feature of one phone to get everyone on a local network. I was skepti…

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    Comment #47920253

    About the "locked" Thoughts.doc file: Shouldn't this be trivially crackable nowadays?

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    Comment #47919061

    thank you. TIL. Hiking the Green Belt sounds like an interesting long-term hiking project

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    Comment #47779077

    Having just reread Daemon by Daniel Suarez this hits differently. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(novel) )

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    Comment #47778564

    Oh yeah. Browsing the submissions and forums on customize.org are among my first forays into the internet.

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    Comment #47776470

    Well have you uploaded them to archive.org?

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    Comment #47714951

    Maybe because they are significantly more finicky than DVDs to set up for playing in VLC for example. You need to download a key list of all released bluray movies from a slightly …

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    Comment #47714580

    Is there a reason you can think of why AMD, Intel etc. would not want to do this? Really enjoyed the video and feel that I (not being in the IT industry) better understand CPUs und…

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    Comment #47702415

    The use of AI assistants in genealogy is interesting. There seems to be a lot of activity in that area

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    Comment #47702058

    I dig the electroduotone. Congrats! Have you heard of electronicos fantasticos? It's this band from Japan who make incredible music with instruments they made themselves. https://w…

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    Comment #47700551

    Those look delightful! Eg for the next RPG session. On Google, the search term "papercraft" yields a lot of other results with easy to assemble models

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    Comment #47673920

    The author changed names for the revised edition to increase the distance to the SCP wiki.

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    Comment #47673832

    Isn't there also a physics angle to antimemes (as portrayed in TINAD)? Self-erasing information sounds like a reduction of entropy and should therefore be a violation of the Second…

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    Comment #47604652

    Thank you!

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    Comment #47602236

    Another reason is that "skyping" is such a cromulent word that event today I still catch me using it in conversation with colleagues and friends.

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    Comment #47601648

    What models or classes of models would I be able to run on that hardware? I've asked myself that question while looking at some of the models on this: site https://laptopparts4less…

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    Comment #47574884

    Article title is slightly misleading, as its meaning is "Energy as a weapon". So nothing about lasers etc.

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    Comment #47572038

    I'd like some credible source for the Japan claim, please. Per https://www.jluggage.com/blog/fact-check/japan-buying-oil-in... it is a rumour.

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    Comment #47531297

    With video gen AI you might even get an animated movie out of it...

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    Comment #47529321

    wow, thank you!

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    Comment #47528980

    I've also started thinking about this. Can you share some templates or other tips on how to do this?

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    Comment #47528970

    The proposal was rejected: https://chaos.social/@maxim/116294966670838045

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    Comment #47489985

    Oof, what a drag