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The second movie did this too, but the choices for what scenes did it felt much more logical in that movie. In this movie it felt like it just did it on a whim, for no reason.

terrifying

RT if you also wish ill upon JK Rowling.

reporting for duty

simply add japanese to your phone keyboard and hit -
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you also get this big 〜

Give a trans person you know some money today 🧍‍♀️

do not

Y'all pick a lane. Then make a little progress in your lane each day.

Every serious, experienced organizer I know is Doing Their Thing. Instead of freaking out about each bit of bad news, we're in our lanes rapidly building dual power infrastructure and networks that don't rely on the goverment.

oh my gosh

finally the pe recognition

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incredible

oh no

What resolution are you on? Do you have a monitor with good colors or even HDR? Many things to upgrade once you pass a certain tier of GPU.

got on my ebike for the first time in six months and got hit by a car a couple months ago, still haven’t gotten it fixed, very sad in this good weather

It’s good to be an informed hater. There are many options for running an LLM locally these days. It is slower and not as detailed as online models simply because of hardware requirements but certainly usable in a few scenarios, like boilerplate code generation.

WPF is archaic! Check out Avalonia with something like CommunityToolkit for code gen. I still use WinForms for a lot of things though honestly.

A drawing of a top down view of 5 lionesses eating the corpse of a lion. The text reads "GET MAD, STAY MAD"

fuck SCOTUS very much

Woops, you want USB and not aux. I will poke around.

If both PCs have line-out/in in the back you could run an aux from out on one to in on the one with the headset and then set that input as a listen-to-this-device input to get it to play incoming audio. Not sure how to do that last bit on Mac if needed but probably doable.

I’d try out Parsec and see if it’s good enough before jumping to hardware solutions. I remote into my work laptop in the kitchen from my living room PC with it to do work and it’s zero additional input latency and audio comes through great.

You’re far too willing to believe the reason the manufacturer states is the actual reason something is implemented. There’s a reason Apple was able to make the process easier right around the time multiple Right to Repair bills were getting traction, and only did it for certain devices and parts.

Just because most people aren’t technically inclined enough to do things on their own does not mean, at all, that those who are should not be able to do most of it and in a pain free manner. Should I not be allowed to replace my own oil without calling Honda, either?