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Für die zweite OP alles gute! Und kurioserweise ist mir im Oktober dasselbe passiert: Mitte Oktober gegen Influenca und CoVid impfen lassen, eine Woche später ein RSV- oder sonstiger Erkältungsvirus, der sich bei mir breit machte, und wo der Husten erst jetzt richtig abgeklungen ist.
Zum Thema lesen: Ihr kennt das meiste aus den letzten Jahren vermutlich schon, aber ihr könnt euch auf viele Arten Texte auch vorlesen lassen, wenn die Augen nicht mehr können. Bei Fragen gern DM.
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I don't think steam is bad. I just don't like being attached to an app just to install, and play my games. I like the fact that something like star dew vally for example, you can not only get on steam, but you can do it threw gog, which doesn't require a seprate program to install, and play the game.
@JamminJerry I mean it's no different than buying a game on Xbox or the PS5. I tis possible i tmay be on itch.io, but I suspect they may just sell steam keys. but we will see when the full version comes out I suppose.
We've released V21.2, as our 'traditional' end-of-year release.
There are some minor changes relative to the beta, most notably the addition of a warning if you are moving a way that has a majority of its nodes off screen, the minimum number of nodes for the check to be active can be set and the default is 5.
Zumindest für ein Update in Form eines "Behind the Hoax" reicht es schon einmal. Das erscheint gleich. (Die Augenklappe bedeckt das nicht operierte Auge, weil das immer noch mehr als 10 Dioptrin Fehlsichtigkeit hat. Das andere sieht schon erstaunlich gut nach der OP.)
A ready-to-print model that's back from extinctionPrehistorically PerfectThe T-Rex model is a great educational tool that's 20 times smaller than the real-life skeleton of the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Quite a few parts (mainly the spine) are now glued together where the clips didn't survive the move. A few minor details reprinted (in slightly different white filament).
This was the trickiest part (that admittedly was broken long before moving) of the repair: part of the hip didn't print correctly initially (and as this was a ~20 hour print job when I printing this originally, I didn't particularly feel like reprinting the whole thing). The broken off part also got lost at some point.
There was no completely straight seam where the part broke off and it also was very hard to judge where exactly to cut the model for reprinting it. So as expected the (two component) glue had to do a lot of work creating a very visible (and very ugly brown) seam. Painted over it with minitiature paint we had lying around.
It's not quite perfect yet, but good enough, I think. The idea specifically was to mend the existing model, not to just reprint it.
I originally printed this in 2016 (I think?) on an Ultimaker 2. It took 200+ hours of print time and many, many more hours of troubleshooting failing prints. It made me not really want to touch 3D printers again until basically this year. 😅
I have been on vacation so I didn't get to post this until today, but if you haven't seen my bits and bops demo video yet, you really should. This is a super fun game, and the level of screen reader accessibility is very impressive. youtu.be/MdaGu4FSgfI
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On the other hand, your IT department knows where you are already, so it's only replicating what's already known, except they's probably screw it up...
I mean, companies can already tell of you are in the office using the IP right ? How is this anything new ? Macbooks have GPS, and I bet a lot of corp compliance tools track that. Its still an invasion of privacy but worker monitoring isn't a new thing this will enable, if your employer is toxic they are probably already doing it.
„The features matter a lot less than the people who are using the platform. […]
It can sometimes be a bit misleading when you get a lot of ideas and feature requests in a community, and the conversations become, ‘We definitely need feature X to grow because that’s what’s stopping people from using the platform.‘ While that’s true in some cases, the sad reality is that any flaw can be overlooked as long as the people you want to reach are there.“
I feel that a platform needs to have an absence of annoying bugs first and foremost. Additional fancy features (as in OP) might *initially* attract new users, but it's an absence of such embarrassing bugs which keeps them there longer term. And people giving up on a failed attempt at a new platform is very costly to one's social capital, to ever recommend any new platform ever again, and be taken seriously.
Jako fanoušek sci-fi oceňuju, jak umí ANO pracovat s alternativními realitami. @fuxoft prosím nemáš číslo na Christophera Nolana? Tohle nemůže nevzít. #politika
I knew it. KDE is goin to make their own login manager. If they can't integrate that piece with the plasma desktop you can't have a coherent OS experience and a ton of functionality is just missing.
So the year of the desktop Linux is a few more away, but it's getting closer I guess
Oh a good HN comment. Also didn't know that SDDM was a potential root cause:
I love Wayland. I just absolutely love hard-rebooting my computer twice a day. Oh, need to walk away from the desk? Better switch into a TTY before unplugging the dock so I can force restart SDDM when it crashes. Oh no! Walked out of WiFi range? Your DE is hard frozen and the only operable button is the power button. Wayland truly saves me so much time at work. It's forced me to re-up my ctrl+s reflex. Now I never lose work when it randomly crashes!
We've also been playing a fun new game. Every morning when I walk into the office my giant 5Kx1K monitor might be reset to literally any imaginable resolution and I have to figure out how to navigate to the display configuration menu to manually reset it because of course replugging the screen doesn't work.
I love Wayland. It's so easy to use and reliable. But MOST IMPORTANT it's newer than X11. Thank god I don't have to use gross old software written in uncool languages. God for-fucking-bid we have to run old software that works instead of new software that-- while not as good as the old software-- is still new
What's that? Wayland is almost 20 years old and still not to feature parity with any other OS? Well, it's newer than X11!
"My inbox has been inundated with ‘Black Friday this’, ‘Black Friday that’. Granted there have been some wonderful bargains. But as yet not a single mention of White Friday. So typical of this country's disrespect for white people”
Wellp, I can over generalize, and hate on AI, most specifically LLMs, and simultaneously and stubbornly actively put effort into sabotaging my future prospects and being stuck left behind, or I can try to find ways of utilizing the technology for its strengths, and in ways that allow me to do things that I might otherwise not be able to do. To this end, my big server in the data center will be shut down at some point to add a GPU. This will allow for the experimentation with AI models. What interests me right off the bat is image and vision processing models. Definitely something that can certainly do things that I cannot. Should this turn commercial, which is my real intent, I will of course have people with well-tuned visual accuity and judgement to vet anything generated. I am most certainly approaching this with skepticism, but I am approaching it, as opposed to stubbornly avoiding it, and potentially missing opportunities. By running the models entirely under my control, and on resources I control down to the OS layer, I am responsible, but also very much in control of what and where the data goes, and happens to it.
> Peering over QUIC will only use a single stream of traffic, so it’s largely the same semantics as peering over TCP/TLS, but it may be useful in cases where UDP packets have an easier time punching through a NAT or firewall. We generally expect it to perform worse than TCP/TLS, so we do not recommend using it when it’s not needed.
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- 7 % žáků uvedlo, že někdo zneužil #AI k vytvoření jejich svlečené fotografie
- vyučující často doporučují #WhatsApp k instalaci i žákům z 1. stupně zš
- ubližuje se především v chatovacích skupinách typu třída-parta na WhatsAppu
Boj proti nedovolenému, nechtěnému a škodlivému obsahu a zvyšování všeobecného povědomí v této oblasti mezi rodiči učiteli a dětmi jako koncovými uživateli.
nah he says that sort of thing all the time. it's one of those "technically true but also definitely trolling" things he likes to say because he finds rust people annoying. IMO if people want to use fil-c and don't mind the perf hit they should go nuts!
it's not a language (and he doesn't call it one). it's an implementation / instrumentation pass for C/C++ that makes memory errors abort. that's great. but it's exactly C/C++ as source language(s). so if you like C/C++ (or have a gargantuan C/C++ codebase you can't port) and you want to trade perf and memory overhead for dynamic safety it seems like a fine option. it's in a similar ballpark as "building with asan in production" but covers different cases.
(I also find his trolling annoying but I think it somewhat incidental; it's not like the project exists to spite rust people, it's there for good reason, just like asan!)
people keep wanting ASAN in production (i mostly hear about it on Android) to the point where it was modified to make that at least partly supported (originally ASAN was considered not to be a security boundary at all); clearly the need is there
TIL about ASAN. This statement in Wikipedia is simply wrong however: "this class of tools was first introduced by Google's AddressSanitizer (or ASan) of 2012"
UBSan/ASan/MSan/TSan were revolutionary when they were introduced; before them your only option (if you used something like gcc on linux) was valgrind, which while effective had some serious limitations, and the sanitizers were like suddenly having normal compiler diagnostics for even previously undiagnosable issues
I've never heard of Rational Purify before (is it some proprietary IBM thing?), but I think Borland had memory check tools back in DOS days too
Purify is the grandparent of all of these, in the sense of instrumenting C object code and trapping every single memory access in a C program and tracking byte-validity of all addresses. It was slow but immediately, astonishingly valuable. It was also proprietary and patented and cost thousands of dollars a seat. Proprietary code used it, FOSS rarely had the luxury until Valgrind.
For a while people (eg. myself, at Red Hat) were prevented from working on Valgrind because of the Purify patents. To dodge them we worked on Mudflap instead, which was "sufficiently different", at least until IBM bought Rational (which had previously bought Pure) and gave assurances they wouldn't enforce them. And of course Red Hat also wound up at IBM anyway. Everything converges.
As an additional quirk of history: Reed Hastings wrote Purify! It's what he made his initial blob of money from. You could say it's indirectly why we have both Valgrind, Asan _and_ Netflix.
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in reply to HOAXILLA® • • •Für die zweite OP alles gute! Und kurioserweise ist mir im Oktober dasselbe passiert: Mitte Oktober gegen Influenca und CoVid impfen lassen, eine Woche später ein RSV- oder sonstiger Erkältungsvirus, der sich bei mir breit machte, und wo der Husten erst jetzt richtig abgeklungen ist.
Zum Thema lesen: Ihr kennt das meiste aus den letzten Jahren vermutlich schon, aber ihr könnt euch auf viele Arten Texte auch vorlesen lassen, wenn die Augen nicht mehr können. Bei Fragen gern DM.