> Maybe you don't remember Postgres in the early 2000s. Not even the grungiest version of MySQL 3.23 running on some shared hosting provider in the early 2000s would behave as immediately illogically as the database…
What's more likely, the random calls were made at those times, or that someone changed the numbers to make it look like they were made at those times? Only one of those requires a conspiracy theory-tainted brain to…
On Windows it's effectively a page down. The behavior you are describing is present on other platforms.
Literally the second line of the article addresses your questions by linking to the source code repo under discussion. Every single one of the sidebars about the topics being discussed links directly to the relevant…
The guy below downvoted for insulting SV and saying "read chapter 5" is correct: Read Chapter 5, the "Symbiote or Parasite" one you've partially quoted here. It's a real banger. Read it both in the context of the time,…
The original title, "State of multi-player Wayland" is a much better summary of the article. This ain't just about the pointers! In fact, the author is very explicit about that: > I think there could be a term that’s…
They can't even reliably answer questions about their own training!
You'll see this kind of fun in other databases that support "persistent connections." When you start up, you have absolutely no idea what the state of the database is. If a previous process errored out, you might find…
The reason for this is that there are still drivers for old hardware that hook into the old control panel elements to actually function. If you get rid of the control panel applets, you break the drivers. This is also…
As a homeless person, do not wish homelessness on yourself.
> offensive program Agreed.
Man, I wish that tool was available fifteen years ago. All of our machines in our half-Linux half-Windows manufacturing operation were Q chips with vPro motherboards, that we (I) chose on purpose, but we didn't have the…
I'm not surprised that nobody noticed it at all. That's because it's not a KVM that you can purchase and test, the subject to the article. Instead, you're just talking about IMPIjr. These specific features are not in…
Life. Being alive. I'm not going to get into a semantic debate with you so don't bother following up with some whining about conflating life and consciousness. It's autocomplete. It is not alive, it cannot think, it…
Consciousness excludes all current AI because all current AI is just autocomplete over the corpus of human text. It's just a word machine. There are no thoughts. It cannot be conscious. How is this even up for debate in…
Fancypants autocomplete cannot be conscious. It's just echoing previous human experiences, which make it sound like a person. It is not a person. It is an algorithm. There is no mechanism by which it can obtain…
The button renders itself after the user interface is complete. It bumps over all the other buttons to the right. The home or work button gets replaced with the AI button. This is infuriating for muscle memory. Whoever…
You seem to be missing the entire point of the exercise and perhaps you should go back and read the article again to understand what you're missing.
Nope! The Chrome updater on Windows 11 ignores the metered flag.
Google's updater service also currently ignores the windows 11 metered connection hint. It will gladly download that model over your cell connection even if you have a data cap. This is infuriating behavior. Silicon…
And also incredibly trivial to fix. Most VPS providers include their own backup services, and for the rest there's rsnapshot and some other cheaper VPS somewhere else to keep it "off site." Too many have forgotten what…
The only thing that systemd did was add a space and api to store an attested birth date. That is what the entire meltdown was about. A CRUD API. Everything else about complying with the wacko age verification law is up…
In fact the 9900 itself was used in an entire line of minicomputers that included a hardware memory map. The 9900 is a single chip implementation of the CPU board in the TI 990. They even created a dedicated memory…
> "Alt Codes" which are the majority of (my) shortcuts? e.g. Alt + H - I - S for Insert Sheet Alt + H opens whatever menu H stands for, then the subsequent letters hit the appropriate menu items. The menus and their…
A real problem. We know at least one of the actors made a concerted effort to hit the same buttons each time for a given action (Wesley at the helm). Hell, Doctor Crusher is often seen using a stylus on her PADDs... as…
> Maybe you don't remember Postgres in the early 2000s. Not even the grungiest version of MySQL 3.23 running on some shared hosting provider in the early 2000s would behave as immediately illogically as the database…
What's more likely, the random calls were made at those times, or that someone changed the numbers to make it look like they were made at those times? Only one of those requires a conspiracy theory-tainted brain to…
On Windows it's effectively a page down. The behavior you are describing is present on other platforms.
Literally the second line of the article addresses your questions by linking to the source code repo under discussion. Every single one of the sidebars about the topics being discussed links directly to the relevant…
The guy below downvoted for insulting SV and saying "read chapter 5" is correct: Read Chapter 5, the "Symbiote or Parasite" one you've partially quoted here. It's a real banger. Read it both in the context of the time,…
The original title, "State of multi-player Wayland" is a much better summary of the article. This ain't just about the pointers! In fact, the author is very explicit about that: > I think there could be a term that’s…
They can't even reliably answer questions about their own training!
You'll see this kind of fun in other databases that support "persistent connections." When you start up, you have absolutely no idea what the state of the database is. If a previous process errored out, you might find…
The reason for this is that there are still drivers for old hardware that hook into the old control panel elements to actually function. If you get rid of the control panel applets, you break the drivers. This is also…
As a homeless person, do not wish homelessness on yourself.
> offensive program Agreed.
Man, I wish that tool was available fifteen years ago. All of our machines in our half-Linux half-Windows manufacturing operation were Q chips with vPro motherboards, that we (I) chose on purpose, but we didn't have the…
I'm not surprised that nobody noticed it at all. That's because it's not a KVM that you can purchase and test, the subject to the article. Instead, you're just talking about IMPIjr. These specific features are not in…
Life. Being alive. I'm not going to get into a semantic debate with you so don't bother following up with some whining about conflating life and consciousness. It's autocomplete. It is not alive, it cannot think, it…
Consciousness excludes all current AI because all current AI is just autocomplete over the corpus of human text. It's just a word machine. There are no thoughts. It cannot be conscious. How is this even up for debate in…
Fancypants autocomplete cannot be conscious. It's just echoing previous human experiences, which make it sound like a person. It is not a person. It is an algorithm. There is no mechanism by which it can obtain…
The button renders itself after the user interface is complete. It bumps over all the other buttons to the right. The home or work button gets replaced with the AI button. This is infuriating for muscle memory. Whoever…
You seem to be missing the entire point of the exercise and perhaps you should go back and read the article again to understand what you're missing.
Nope! The Chrome updater on Windows 11 ignores the metered flag.
Google's updater service also currently ignores the windows 11 metered connection hint. It will gladly download that model over your cell connection even if you have a data cap. This is infuriating behavior. Silicon…
And also incredibly trivial to fix. Most VPS providers include their own backup services, and for the rest there's rsnapshot and some other cheaper VPS somewhere else to keep it "off site." Too many have forgotten what…
The only thing that systemd did was add a space and api to store an attested birth date. That is what the entire meltdown was about. A CRUD API. Everything else about complying with the wacko age verification law is up…
In fact the 9900 itself was used in an entire line of minicomputers that included a hardware memory map. The 9900 is a single chip implementation of the CPU board in the TI 990. They even created a dedicated memory…
> "Alt Codes" which are the majority of (my) shortcuts? e.g. Alt + H - I - S for Insert Sheet Alt + H opens whatever menu H stands for, then the subsequent letters hit the appropriate menu items. The menus and their…
A real problem. We know at least one of the actors made a concerted effort to hit the same buttons each time for a given action (Wesley at the helm). Hell, Doctor Crusher is often seen using a stylus on her PADDs... as…