cmnybo @ cmnybo @discuss.tchncs.de

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They don't need enough workers to watch every video uploaded, they only need enough to review copyright claims.

They should get rid of the copyright claim system since it gets badly abused and just use DCMA since it's illegal to file a false DCMA claim.

Some Lemmy instances disallow indexing in robots.txt, however indexers can choose to ignore that and actually blocking them takes a lot more effort.

Oh nice, maybe I will get a check for less than the cost to mail it in 5 years.

It seems like it's mostly just bots left there now.

It's best to install yt-dlp manually and let it self update. It needs to be kept on the latest version since youtube is constantly breaking things. It's only a single file and it can be installed in any directory in your $PATH.

Hopefully that would get a lot of developers to switch to Vulkan.

That would be great for a server, but 1.7GHz is a bit slow for a desktop.

Nice one Intel. My next computer certainly will not contain an Intel CPU.

I wish someone would start making desktop motherboards with socketed RISC-V and ARM CPUs.

Yeah, they really want to keep your data.

Have you tried mounting the google drive on your computer and copying the files with your file manager?

As long as that's the exact version they're using. Windows for workgroups 3.11 has networking.

Holy crap, they are serious. I though I was on !programmer_humor@programming.dev for a minute. I sure hope none of those computers are connected to the internet. There's a massive number of vulnerabilities in windows 3.1 and windows 95.

That doesn't surprise me, it's a lot easier to interfere with analog video signals and 1kW is a lot of power. Some ferrite beads and better coax can make them much less susceptible to interference though.

CB amplifiers are not well known for producing clean signals, especially when the operator is trying to get as much power out as possible.

If you are close enough to cut cables, they already have you on video.

I regularly transmit 100 watts on HF using a dipole over my house. That's never knocked any of my IP cameras out. It's going to take more power than that, especially if you want to stay far enough away that the cameras can't get good video of you.

All of my cameras are hard wired. It's going to take a lot of power to jam those.

I wouldn't consider something to be bricked if it can be fixed by simply restoring a backup or reinstalling the OS.

That looks interesting. Does anyone have a link to it? The only thing that comes up in the search results is the liliputing article.

Just keep in mind the 6000 series cards don't support AV1 encode and the ray tracing performance is much worse.

NASA is not paying SpaceX enough to design a new engine for this, so they may as well use what they have.