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anlumo @ anlumo @lemmy.world
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The Taliban’s curious love of SIM cards.

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  • They’d still see that they’re using Signal, which is probably good enough for the whip.

    • Do the ToS of lemmy instances contain any indication of monetising user data?

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  • I don't think that any of those places have legal protection against a sellout like that.

    • Do the ToS of lemmy instances contain any indication of monetising user data?

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  • Yes.

    • X Purges Prominent Journalists, Leftists With No Explanation

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  • What were they even doing on a Nazi platform? Are they going to move to Truth Social now?

    • Do the ToS of lemmy instances contain any indication of monetising user data?

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  • Depends on the location of the instance. The EU and California have laws for that, for example.

    • Apple Vision Pro available in the U.S. on February 2

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  • The original Oculus Rift was like $500.

    • Child killed in USA school shooting is identified

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  • It’s not news in the context of the US, this happens like every week there. Children get shot at school and have to be identified. Business as usual.

    • Teenager charged with knife murder of gunman in Dublin restaurant

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  • Then nobody ever can comment on anything, because such a thing as having all the facts doesn’t exist.

    • Australian woman used her BYD electric car to power her son's dialysis machine during a blackout

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  • Power can’t be generated anyways, only transformed.

    • Tesla is banned from driving schools because of new turn signals

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  • I figured that it already exists, it's not like that's rocket science. Tesla not doing the obviously right thing is also not surprising.

    • Tesla is banned from driving schools because of new turn signals

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  • At least in Cities Skylines 1&2, where the player has a good overview of the behavior, they only work for low to medium amount of traffic. If you have one side sending in cars constantly, the others never get an opportunity to enter the roundabout, so there’s a traffic jam spanning through the whole city behind it.

    • Tesla is banned from driving schools because of new turn signals

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  • Couldn’t the sensitivity be adjusted based on the speed? Doing a hard turn during high speed is a very bad idea anyways.

    • Intel's Meteor Lake CPUs are slower at single-core work than previous-gen models — new benchmarks show IPC regressions vs Raptor Lake

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  • That has been happening for the last decade, but it’s really hard.

    • Since Elon Musk’s Twitter purchase, firm reportedly lost 72% of its value

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  • He sold a few shares to get the money, besides also taking up loans and gifts from others in his billionaire club.

    • Smartphone manufacturers still want to make foldables a thing

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  • I'm a programmer and I need three screens to work effectively (otherwise I get into 8+ virtual desktops). However, I'm using a Minisforum UM790 Pro and not a laptop, because what’s the point in having another screen I don’t use and a keyboard that’s awful.

    • Brexit has completely failed for UK, say clear majority of Britons – poll

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  • No, the referendum was non-binding, it was passed by executive action.

    • Brexit has completely failed for UK, say clear majority of Britons – poll

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  • The NHS, wages and civil rights were all on the chopping block of the Tories for decades, and people still voted for them in droves.

    • Brexit has completely failed for UK, say clear majority of Britons – poll

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  • The problem with that approach is that just finding a scapegoat doesn’t solve the issue. The Brits and the EU still have to live with the consequences.

    The proper way to address this is to analyze what happened and make sure that it will never happen again. If the result of that analysis is that voters are fucking idiots, we somehow have to alleviate that.

    • 2023 was the year that GPUs stood still

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  • Well, that will get harder and harder to achieve, since CPUs are getting more cores, they aren't getting much faster these days.

    • 2023 was the year that GPUs stood still

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  • One thing that's very apparent is that with more traffic the simulation slows down while the framerate isn't (so all cars go in slow motion, even though I'm at 3x speed). This means that it's severely CPU-limited.

    I don't know how multithreaded their simulation is, I have a 5950X with 32 hardware threads. Maybe an upgrade to the new generation of Ryzen CPUs that are going to come out around February could help.