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davidgro

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  • Speaker wants breathalyser tests in Polish parliament after drunk MP expelled

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  • Magic Points.

  • Yelon

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  • The axis going up is amplitude, the one going right and down is time, and the new axis rightward and upward (left to right on the right-hand chart) is frequency.

    The left chart doesn't show the frequency axis. The right one doesn't show time.

    The wave shown on the left in the dark cyan color is (shown to be) composed of two different waves of two frequencies shown on the left in gray and in the space between charts as dark cyan. The higher frequency one is lower amplitude.

  • Yelon

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  • One possible way to show it. Makes sense to me

  • Who needs a sneaker bot when AI can hallucinate a win for you? - EQL Blog

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  • That's insane that they apparently replace the subject line. Completely irresponsible.

    Should also be labeled as AI regardless. (Or ideally disabled, especially after incidents like this)

  • lcarsde - LCARS Desktop Environment

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  • Since the page doesn't actually say it (at least not at first glance)

    LCARS is the GUI design used in Star Trek, starting around the time of The Next Generation.

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  • Yes. 1/2 c is super fast still and gravity that strong would have effects like noticably bending outgoing light.

    Neutron stars are right on the verge of becoming black holes and are incredible.

  • BlackBerry's iconic keyboard patent has expired

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  • Dolomite

  • Limine 9.0 Bootloader Drops EXT4 File-System Support

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  • Maybe it's specifically meant to be used on boot USB sticks/memory-cards and optical discs? If so then maybe this is about the host filesystem and not what's inside the images being booted?

    That's the only way I can make sense of this, but I haven't heard of it before, so I just don't know.

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    Filthy Rich

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  • Oops, too many donations, now they are pedo.

  • What movie is in your top list despite its absolute shit rating?

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  • I really like the fanon that it's a prequel to Warhammer 40k before the Gellar Field was invented.

  • They should be better than that!

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  • (for now)

  • You come across the Death Note today. What do you do with it?

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  • He just got the wrong David, and was thinking of Carradine.

  • Linux 6.13 Performance For 250Hz vs. 1000Hz Timer Frequency Comparison

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  • I wonder how 2kHz would do. Or 10kHz.

  • The SAVE Act Could Stop Millions of Women From Voting. Here’s What You Need to Know

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  • Huh. Didn't expect that from Glamour magazine. But seems like a good place to reach an audience who needs to see it.

  • Red, White, and Blueland

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  • I want to get off MR TRUMPS WILD RIDE

  • Systemd Adding The Ability to Boot Directly Into A Disk Image Downloaded Via HTTP

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  • I'm surprised existing systems weren't mentioned.

    Booting from the network has been a thing since the 80s and is now standardized, I guess the main 'new' thing here is using https instead of tftp

  • If you were making a horcrux, what would you use as one?

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  • Incredible. I love it.

  • If you were making a horcrux, what would you use as one?

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  • There's a fan fiction where Voldemort (probably) horcruxified the Pioneer 11 plaque.

    That kind of thing was going to be my answer to this question also.

  • Superbowl Commercials

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  • It was also used in a TV show, "What We Do in the Shadows" - although I haven't seen it myself yet.