A bit of perspective: During the prohibition in the USA, both cocaine and heroin were sold legally over the counter.
Most illegal drugs today are perfectly legal when a pharmaceutical company produces it and you are purchasing it through channels where the elite gets paid.
It’s what you deploy to your users if you want to work around ad blockers and browser extensions. It’s a great tool to get operating system level access to exfiltrate information about your users and identify them uniquely, even if they would prefer that not to happen.
All that with the help of Google’s telemetry engine aka Chrome, which further helps Alphabet to manifest their interpretation of web standards in the world.
We worked to move things onto the web. Now people bring the web back to your desktop with every application bringing it’s own browser shell. We have come full circle and we’re now using 10x the resources.
Electron is the prime example of everything that is wrong in IT.
Baby steps that take Proton from a great service to a toy for the masses in the effort to increase revenue. AI features are next
I’m waiting on those reactions :D
Great. Now tell us about your flights on Epstein’s plane.
Nice. He’s working for Linde now: https://www.linde.com/about-linde/board-of-directors/hugh-grant
In a game, you’re the protagonist. In a movie, someone else is. Two different experiences.
What’s the problem? I gave it GPU access and it just worked. Given Jellyfin is a fork, it shouldn’t be too different
Permanent light usually does not have the same intensity as a flash. For a flash, capacitors store a LOT of energy to release in a very short period of time, then they need to recharge. Permanent light would require extremely high wattage to compare, which is a dramatic increase in cost.
For a picture like this, you want exposure time to be really low, to get a crisp image of the fluid dynamics. Think 1/1000 of a second. The amount of light a flash pushes out is so dramatically more than constant light usually offers, and no flash recharges fast enough for a burst of shots like that.
Beyond that, you can also see their softbox with the flash above the subject. So I feel confident in my assumptions.
What a load of bullshit. If you have a group of researchers provide “minimal human input” to a bunch of LLMs to produce a laughable program like tic-tac-toe, then please just STFU or at least don’t tell us it cost $1. This doesn’t even have the efficiency of a Google search. This AI hype needs to die quick
Pretty sure the flash needs to recharge.
According to Wikipedia, they used a lot of different approaches. Zyklon-B was abundant, as it was used as an insecticide, but was dramatically more poisonous to humans. 4kg of the poison can kill 1000 people. As far as I understand, it proved itself to be the most efficient method for killing a lot of people reliably
What source do you need? It’s almost literally the mission statement of Electron.