

It was mostly a joke, but there is IRIS² which should be complete by 2030… who knows though lol. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


It was mostly a joke, but there is IRIS² which should be complete by 2030… who knows though lol. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Europe: “We need to ween ourselves off of American tech.”
Lufthansa: “Hold my instant coffee.”


Even if I could find a use for it, I still wouldn’t because of how error prone it is. If I have to double check the output, why should I even bother? Fuck of Jensen. Get bankrupt’d.





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Search [] linux and see what other people have experienced. IME it’s almost always painless unless you just happen to have a proprietary wifi chip or something that devs are still reverse engineering.


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Ahhh that would be awesome! I’m sure I’ll love the dedica once I get it working, but I don’t like how the internals are almost entirely plastic excepting the screws and the thermoblock.


That would be soo cool to see Gripens at caf bases!


I hope you understand me when I say :3


What a shit show of a thread lol.


IIRC they backed down on that, but not all the way. :s


Deep Rock Galactic has a new season coming out by the end of January.
Maybe I’ll finally be able to fix my espresso machine once the company I ordered parts from gets their shit together… :Λ


That would be un-American.


Unless they’re black, asian, hispanic, disabled and/or female.


It’s used after the wash cycle.
It really depends on what your sources are.
For instance, the ESA has many options for most of their pictures, one of them being a 122.4mb TIFF. Then there will be all the aggregator sites that host the same image at lower quality…
As for increasing the quality; it’s really difficult to do. IIRC there was a group of people that hand edited each and every frame of the original Star Wars trilogy from VHS quality to 4k. It took years and they almost ran out of money before finishing the Empire Strikes Back. As much as I hate how AI is being shoved down everyone’s throats these days, this is one of those things that it is/would be good at (when applied properly) and was actually meant for; trawling through massive amounts of data and making connections.