See also: Radium
I’m surprisingly level-headed for being a walking knot of anxiety.
Ask me anything.
I also develop Tesseract UI for Lemmy/Sublinks
See also: Radium
I’m just a person who works there and hates AI bullshit.”
Me, too, National Archives employee who chose to remain anonymous. Me, too.
They’re just making sure lol
Finally. Someone chiming in with the practical applications of this research lol.
No. Just…no.
Back on point, jellyfish / creatures are weird AF. Some of them are biologically immortal and just kind of “reset” themselves and start over.
[Don’t make a Tuvix joke…don’t make a Tuvix joke…]
Did they scan the area for residual transporter signatures?
[Damn it]
Screencaps are very difficult to find online, but I do have the series on DVD. Had to pop one in and screenshot this for something I replied the other day.
I swear this post was not sponsored by Centrum Silver 😆
Yep. Migrating to that from Snapdrop is on my to-do list since Pairdrop natively does the internet sharing I had to patch into Snapdrop. Just one of many things I haven’t gotten around to yet.
Absolutely, and they’d still have to put her in old lady makeup because she looks fantastic at 75
Wear a mask and wash your hands often?
And that’s not even touching on the part where the “inter-dimensional space wizard who will send you to the torment nexus” is just a pretense for controlling and subjugating people.
I’m going to guess that’s one of the first jobs that was given away to AI.
Those send over WebRTC through the browser, and there’s also apps that can tie into the Share menu. You can also self-host it if you want. The data doesn’t go through the server, it’s peer-to-peer, and only devices on your local network can see each other.
If you long press (mobile) or right-click (desktop) you can send text strings which is great for sending URLs and such between devices.
I could be wrong, but I don’t think old school Bluetooth OBEX is even part of AOSP anymore.
I patched Snapdrop to tie into Authelia (uses the display name passed from Authelia instead of a random name) and removed the local network requirement which lets me send files to anyone authorized to use my instance even if they’re not on the local network. The Authelia requirement is relaxed on my local network, so if someone is on my wifi, they can just connect and send (it uses the random usernames if there’s no auth header).
I don’t know, but I hate that, too. Modern flashlights have every advantage over the ones of old, but they ALL seem to have stupid things like that.
Clicking through multiple brightness levels is one thing, but strobe, SOS, and 5 levels is ridiculous. Just give me on, high, low, and off.
“Look what you [outgroup] made me do!”
All mine are original unless otherwise stated. They may not be the best, but they’re OC 🤷♂️
There’s the LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device). It’s directional, but there’s side/rear leakage. This seems to be fully directional and works via a different method. Or, at least, that’s my understanding.
Most recommendations I get for TV’s like this are to buy a display meant for digital signage or conference rooms. They’re usually a little more expensive but also made to last. They’re also mostly just dumb monitors.
I haven’t gone that route yet, but it’s on my roadmap. My current “TV"s are just a projector connected to my HTPC and a 32” PC monitor in a similar configuration upstairs.