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saltesc

@ saltesc @lemmy.world

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  • What's something that is more difficult than it seems?

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  • I picked it up very quickly. Swapping edge and linking turns in a few runs and jumping baby kickers and doing small board slides on day 2.

    The only hard part by far is using T-bars. I still fall on them 😞 Even in the kids area lol. And yet I just did a few runs of my first black and only went down on that twice.

    The thing that clicked for me was to look further ahead, keep up pace, and stop thinking. Kind of clicked in minutes after that.

  • Microsoft reveals major price increase for all Surface PCs as RAM crisis continues

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  • Gnome kind of makes sense for touch.

    I just threw Cachy onto an old Inspiron for a computer to have near me while recording instruments, but a Surface Pro would actually be much better.

    How's battery and did MS fix those shit house chargersthey had back when I had a Surface Pro 2?

  • Away Message

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  • Aye. I also pack raft and nothing nicer than floating down some class 1 rapids with feet up drinking a beer. Then spot a nice pull in point, "I think I'll camp here tonight."

  • D.C. Grand Jury Orders Reddit to Turn Over Data on Anonymous ICE Critic

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  • I kinda wanna see the one that causes sensory blending and hallucinations.

    And just fuck with him for...well how ever many days a dose like that would take to wear off.

  • The mist of the www

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  • try all passowrds. Fail

    Maybe I don't have an account...

    create new account. email already in use. Fail.

    Okay, guess I'll reset the password through email.

    password can't be one already used. Fail

    WHAT?!

  • OpenAI Backs Bill That Would Limit Liability for AI-Enabled Mass Deaths

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  • When it happens, it won't be a specific event. It'll be the collapse of infrastructures built on foundations that are simply not up to standard but were allowed to happen anyway. Whether that be economical, public medical, one of the many sciences, or all at once.

    People will die and it'll be tracked back to haphazard slop five years earlier.

    Edit: No, not haphazard slop. Just some idiot that thought it was all magic at the time.

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  • It was using "--" as an em-dash out of em-dash context that sent it over the edge.

    Imagine an engineer, "Really need to tighten this bolt... Toss me a hammer!"

    But, you're right. Most people online don't live under the Grammar Nazi rule, for sake of convenience and casual comms. But in the case of this person's own context, gawd damn. Got their major from Captain Crunch U.

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  • With grammar like that?

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  • lol. All those flyby probes we've sent to other planets in the system and we could've just pointed our interstellar telescope instead and looked for puddles.

  • How many browser bookmarks do you have? Do you use most of them?

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  • Probably less than 20 or so. I don't like clutter, so only my frequented sites and resources that aren't in the launcher are bookmarked. I also often delete them if they've been unused for a while.

  • Real programmer test

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  • Today I made a widget on my phone that logs the tracks I play and drums via BT in the ekit. Once the session done it pushes the txt file to my PC while I eject the SD card with the drum recordings in it and plug it into the PC. I then run a session script that pairs the drum tracks to the music track log, clears the SD, and catalogues everything in my production folder, while also building an MD in my Obsidian vault that outlines all the audio and lets me write notes on each or about how the session went. The file structure is obv Reaper friendly for when I want to multi track everything back together.

    This took almost all day. Because writing down what track I was listening to when I saved a recording has just been so much effort up until now /s.

    I'm sure it'll pay the time deficit back over a decade.

  • Iran threatens 'complete and utter annihilation' of OpenAI's $30B Stargate

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  • White House App Reportedly Shares User Data With Third Parties and Relies on Russia-Founded Firm Linked to Staff Data Exposure

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  • I'll get right onto it!

    calls Russia

  • Incorrect Password

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  • I live my life a quarter-smile at a time...

  • Cedarville professor, author on Christian sexual ethics, arrested on eight sex felonies

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  • The global oligarchs like many things. Some like children, some like crepes, some like yachts. But these things are as much political ideologies.as the Professor we're talking about is a global oligarch.

    I get that you want to raise your disdain of something with every chance you can get, but some times the context will make for such a stretch that your words will becomr devalued by your intended audience.

  • Cedarville professor, author on Christian sexual ethics, arrested on eight sex felonies

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  • These are not political ideologies.

  • US Burned 14 Years of Missiles in 30 Days

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  • I had this thought, though China has been very obvious with their movements lately. I'd more suspected they were doing it try have the US back down on the Strait by reminding them of the South China Sea.

  • TIL chicken sold in supermarkets are often "plumped" with a salt water solution to increase sell weight, making up as much as 30% of the total weight, and can contain up to 500mg of sodium per serving

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  • Same for many meats. Red meats are often sealed with O2 to appear redder.or "fresher" than was natural, for many extra days on the shelf.

    Meat not from a butcher is usually the lowest quality and actually more expensive considering the liquid weights.

  • Rubber duck debugging - Programmers often discover solutions while explaining a problem to someone else, even to people with no programming knowledge.

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  • I do this to my main analyst as a last resort; have since day 1.

    "Sorry, I gotta rant this one out." Knowing full-well they have nfi what I'm going on about.

    Then eventually, that feeling of a clarity bomb going off followed by a period of dopamine fallout.