There’s a whole collection with different textures on the head. The same “artist” seems to do skeletal renders of a lot of cartoon characters on the same pedestal with some sort of description you can’t read because the rendered videos (they’re videos for some reason) are too low resolution.
That movie is a work of art. Who doesn’t love the extremely horny scene where Mario is trying to get the necklace back in a movie ostensibly made for kids?
It definitely doesn’t have the vibe of most Linux-based operating systems, but I’d say it’s functionally very similar. Most Linux software will run just fine on Android, including X.org and Wayland apps, since you can just run X/Wayland servers.
It’s interesting, because this seems like one of the things AI could be really good at, but no one seems to be implementing it. Instead we’ve got entire startups around using AI to do things it can’t do with plenty of buzzwords in tow.
When I use the search bar it searches everything, across all instances, and there is no obvious way to narrow results. Apologies if I’m stupidly missing something!
News articles about Elon’s constant political clown shows aren’t technology-related just because he’s in charge of a few tech companies.
News articles about a CEO being fired from a tech company and then almost immediately rehired are tech-related, because they’re about the tech company itself and the relevant actions of the people involved.
If this were a story about the opinions of Sam Altman, who happens to be a CEO of a tech company, about world hunger or something, that would be comparable. But it’s an article about how a CEO, who happens to be Sam Altman, was fired and rehired from a tech company over the course of 3 days.
There are still obviously personalities and opinions involved, but they’re in the context of technology, rather than technology being tangentially related to the context of someone’s opinions.
Elon Musk’s social media company X filed a lawsuit against Media Matters for America on Monday, saying it manufactured a report to show advertisers’ posts alongside neo-Nazi and white nationalist posts in order to drive advertisers from the platform and destroy X Corp....
Resuming from S3 is still a lot faster than cold booting or resuming from hibernation, even with SSDs and Fast Boot. It’s also nice for keeping your session intact so you don’t have to reopen programs and reload tabs.
I really don’t like macOS “reopen” feature. It doesn’t seem to remember state for most apps, so if they were running at all before shutting down, they’re going to have a window opened on login. Unchecking the option doesn’t seem to work for every app, either. Whenever I reboot, I end up having to close 5 or more windows from apps I had running in the background without open windows.
Modern Standby includes a Disconnected Standby mode. It never actually enters S3 sleep, because Windows assumes S0 sleep support means no S3 sleep support. Disconnected Standby might use a little less power than Connected Standby, but the computer is still subject to the same wakeups and wakelocks.
you always have to manage a million different cables for each one, and they all suck. why can’t we just use AAA batteries instead of these shitty lithium ones? it’s so fucking frustrating. where can I find gadgets that work while plugged in, or at least don’t need to be recharged every two fucking days?
I haven’t run into a USB-PD charger that doesn’t fall back to 5V/2A if it can’t negotiate power delivery. As long as you buy a 45/65/100W PD brick and a supporting cable (both are cheap and getting cheaper) you don’t really have to worry about what you might be charging.
Even 20-25W phone chargers and cables will generally slow-charge most laptops in a pinch.
Yesssss! (midwest.social)
OC Once again, I am calling on manufacturers to improve their sealing glues
2020 (sopuli.xyz)
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Room rule (startrek.website)
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safelyendangered.com...
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This is a great sub because I can post 7 memes and just put something rule (lemmy.ca)
Is it too much to ask for an endless supply of exactly the same thing that I like? (startrek.website)
How do i search within the current community?
When I use the search bar it searches everything, across all instances, and there is no obvious way to narrow results. Apologies if I’m stupidly missing something!
OpenAI co-founder makes spectacular return mere days after ousting, with the board that fired him mostly swept away (www.pcgamer.com)
Elon Musk’s X sues watchdog Media Matters for its damning report (www.cnn.com)
Elon Musk’s social media company X filed a lawsuit against Media Matters for America on Monday, saying it manufactured a report to show advertisers’ posts alongside neo-Nazi and white nationalist posts in order to drive advertisers from the platform and destroy X Corp....
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Notion Battle: Microsoft released Loop and the next is the open source Notion alternative, AppFlowy (techcrunch.com)
Food safety rule (lemmy.world)
Windows PCs can't sleep properly, and Microsoft wants it that way (www.spacebar.news)
The truth is out there rule (lemmy.ca)
It feels so futuristic (startrek.website)
Coins (lemmy.world)
Dee Oh Double Gee (feddit.de)
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Hotdog rule!?!? (lemmy.zip)
Ok why do my hotdogs keep doing this
I'm so sick of dinky shitty devices with garbage rechargeable batteries
you always have to manage a million different cables for each one, and they all suck. why can’t we just use AAA batteries instead of these shitty lithium ones? it’s so fucking frustrating. where can I find gadgets that work while plugged in, or at least don’t need to be recharged every two fucking days?
I vectorized a big yoshi (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
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is this cat going rule (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
Linux thinks "linux" is not a word (lemmy.world)
I Guess it should be capitalized, but still.
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