

Because it’s really effective at diagnosing many issues, and it takes about 10 grams of filament to print.
Because it’s really effective at diagnosing many issues, and it takes about 10 grams of filament to print.
He’s still a billionaire. That wealth could be spread out a lot thinner than it is.
I mean sure, there is no ethical billionaire, but I find it hard to believe that anyone replacing him when he dies would be better.
I think they meant a piece of glass. Looks like what would go on top of the cheese drawer in the fridge.
I mean the microphone is active, so it’s listening, but it’s not recording/saving/processing anything until it hears the trigger phrase.
The truth is they really don’t need to. They track you in so many other ways that actually recording you would be pointless AND risky. While most people don’t quite grasp digital privacy and Google can get away with a lot because of it, they do understand actual eavesdropping and probably wouldn’t stand all their private moments being recorded.
Your phone listens for the phrase “Hey Google” and uses little processing power to do so. If it was listening to everything and processing that information, your battery would die incredibly fast. We’re talking charging your phone multiple times a day even if you weren’t using it for anything else.
As someone else mentioned in another commend, being near Spanish speakers’ phones, Bluetooth/Wifi tracking are what Google is using to track you. They search Google in Spanish, Google can tell you spend time with them, Google thinks you speak Spanish.
From this point on, all arrays are reverse-indexed.
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Canadians wouldn’t mind closer ties to most of the world. Right now the US and Israel are among those countries that most Canadians probably would like to move away from.
It’s hard to convince people that they’ve been had by a bunch of morons.
There are infinite numbers between 0 and 1, but none of them is 2.
The most realistic materials to reuse for 3d printing would be PET and HIPS. PET is used for all kinds of beverage bottles, and HIPS is used in a lot of packaging.
PLA is not particularly common for product packaging. It exists, but you’re not likely to regularly get enough to extrude and spool up. You’re more likely to find it in already reusable products like rigid water bottles.
I’ve definitely had Windows hard lock before and stop responding to the keyboard, from Win95 all the way to Win10. I have no experience with Win11 so I can’t speak for that, but all others have situations where it can happen.
In fact, Windows is bad enough that the disk usage being high can cause the system to stop responding until it’s done and drops back down.
Agreed, I’ve been running gaming-focused distros mostly because of the convenience of everything being ready and set up, but I’ve never had any issues on a non-gaming distro to set it up for gaming either.
Are there distros that are actually unsuitable for gaming, besides ones that are designed to be CLI-only or specific to antediluvian hardware?
I feel like gaming-specific distros just include stuff that you could otherwise just manually add to any other distro and make it suitable.
Film grain was mostly a joke. When your lenses get dirty, it does look like film grain is everywhere.
Chromatic aberration, definitely. The middle of the lens is typically clear, but anything off-center gets shifted a bit, the stronger the lenses, the more noticeable it gets.
People who wear glasses can get all three of those.
The downside to that is that you have to be reading white text on black background, otherwise it’s the same as if it was backlit, and the text itself is lit up. E-ink displays require external light sources.
My understanding is that leaves don’t “go back.” Once a leaf starts yellowing, the best case scenario is that you have a yellow leaf. You can correct deficiencies or overdoses for future leaves, and prevent existing leaves from turning, but you can’t fix the ones that have already changed.