dysprosium @ dysprosium @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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So I finally did it. Results?

First was unable to shrink in windows due to a bunch of reasons, but I overcame them: hibernation file, page(r)file, and other bullcrap.

Finally, I could shrink. Then, a fatal error in the shrinking process. I ignored it. Waited few minutes and the disk seemed to have shrunk after all. Weird.

Then proceeded as planned. GParted the rest. All is working fine now!

Moral of the story? None.

I thought so too, but apparently you can. I saw people on youtube do it on their active C partition

Download GPS emulator to fake your location if you're down

Uncool, but why?

What is the system32 equivalent in linux

Asking the real question here. I hope there is a one way solution per application. But I doubt it. I hope you don't get the usual answer that it's "absolutely necessary" for security.

sad Bobby noises

try it and see if chatGPT can find it

I read the title but that barely says anything. It's extremely broad

the title doesn't explain shit. Sure it's a "tool for election integrity observer" but that's barely an explanation. Incredibly broad. Can still be a lot of things. Sounds as if Facebook is guarding the entire election

Why do ads always start with "look no further!" it's like it's begging for a buzzkill

What is CrowdTangle

Holyfuck this looks good. Beyond amazing. If only the AI can add a fitting text, it would be a readable comic??? Although the AI would also need to understand the picture in order for the text to make sense (or vice versa).

This overlapping style kinda reminds me of manga.

If this is a phone I'd buy it instantly

Got the same thing. Correct site. What is happening???

Lol I knew it. I was right.

Sure but that's no problem if software would do that automatically for users of big (news) sites. Browsers on desktop and apps on phones.

Exactly this. And rather believe cryptographically sighed images by comparing hashes with the one supplied by the owner. Then it's rather a question of trusting a specific source for a specific kind of content. A news photo of the war in Ukraine by the BBC? Check hash on their site. Their reputation is fini if a false image has been found.

All looks more than plausible, even the tree in the middle of the water in 0 and 6

All real?