ramjambamalam @ ramjambamalam @lemmy.ca

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The one the door fell off of? That's not very typical; I'd like to make that point. There are a lot of these planes going around the world all the time and very seldom does anything like this ever happen. I just don't want people thinking these planes aren't safe.

They look identical in most fonts, which is a huge problem for my open source project to simulate the former Vice President. It's called: OpenAl.

Just because it's portable doesn't necessarily mean that it's allowed on the organizations allow list, but it does seem highly unlikely that the organization doesn't have any alternative text editors allowed.

But maybe they don't edit text files often enough to bother. And honestly, notepad was recently updated with tabs which makes it a lot more usable that it used to be.

I bet a lot of the AI bashers are the same demographic that grew up with the Internet and mocked the baby boomers who were Internet skeptics.

I don't get the joke.

IIRC there are firmware updates for older Steam controllers that are also required to work in certain cases with Steam Decks.

Lots of people use VMs, too.

Work PC and personal PC on the same desk, with a KVM switch to seamlessly switch between them.

All keyboard layouts can be customized in software but some keyboard hardware like QMK can be programmed in hardware, which makes it especially convenient for switching computers.

NASA invented a space ship powered by a rotary engine? Noice, at least until the apex seals give out, but they should be good for 80k at least.

Very true, although in my experience you're more likely to encounter someone putting on their blinker mid-turn as someone properly signaling a roundabout exit...

That's what you get for using a photoelectric smoke detector in your kitchen instead of an ionizing smoke detector!

I love my flip phone. I'd love a phone with a hardware keyboard even more, but at least a folding flip phone is interesting in a sea of rectangles.

I finally caved and decided to log in to the MuseScore app and it's awful: confusing login process, and pop ups to prompt you to subscribe to Pro before even using the app to view a single song, with no obvious way of closing the pop up (no skip button or X button).

Trash. I will never subscribe out of principle.

I was watching Yellowstone on Prime back in 2021, before they moved it to a premium tier, and the audio was always out of sync when using Prime Video, so I had to adjust the audio sync latency, and remember to switch it back when watching other content. This was on an Nvidia Shield Pro, too, so not some scrappy TV vendor's implementation of the app on some underpowered SoC.

After a while, I gave up and just watched it on my Plex server instead. I could also use the Watch Together feature to watch it synchronously with friends, a feature not supported by Prime Video.

In my case, the piracy (if you call it that, when I was at the time a Prime member) was absolutely a UX issue, not a price issue.

Wow, British Columbia's flag is hideous! It's like they couldn't make up their mind.

Drink verification can, peasant.

Nah, I'll just switch to Jellyfin.

What year F-150 was it?

The G37 debut 15 years ago, and if you really meant the G35, it's an even older engine design. The F-150 is also one of the best selling vehicles on the road and its design keeps up with modern standards much more than a sporty Nissan.

I can't believe how organizations like LTB and RHEU (the latter of which I'm just learning about today) are falling behind. This should be the one thing that both landlords and tenants should agree on: timely justice.