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  • Lol no. The first roomba just bumped around until it ran out of power, and hopefully it'd have covered the whole floor. After that came the Lidar robots, which mapped rooms and actually thought about where they went. No cameras there.

  • Robot vacuums, I've always hated how they were all cloud-connected, but now they have cameras too.

    Yeah I know about Valetudo.

  • The stars on the flag aren't stars, they're actually galaxies!

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  • Don't forget about the large number of layoffs

  • I mean maybe get pissed at your premier for playing these underhanded games

  • The trigger to the italian jihad

  • The idea that buying secondhand doesn't support the original manufacturer is wrong

  • I'm very conflicted on the whole Linux-on-Apple thing. On one hand, it's rather cool... on the other, I dislike the idea of giving money to a company that is outright hostile to the movement.

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  • That opens the door to a lot of interesting grooming possibilities

  • Phantasmagoria was what, 7 CDs?

  • Whet?

  • Cool. We don't get snow anymore though... just gray weather, cold and humid enough to be uncomfortable but not enough to be fun.

  • What?

  • If you're willing to run at least 4 drives, RAID5 is good too. You get 75% of the space and as long as only one drives dies, you can rebuild the array without data loss. Ideally.

  • What sort of tests do you run?

  • What you don't want to hold onto The Wrecking Crew for your descendants?

  • If you torrent that means stopping seeding tho

  • And sneakernets would make personal archives more valuable than ever

  • My Bravia does some magic that makes video files look better than they do on PC. I've started replacing many of my 2160p files with 1080p ones, the difference is often barely noticeable, depending on the quality of the respective rips.

    I don't generally go below 720p but some old stuff that hasn't been remastered has no reason to go above 480p.