Absolutely perfect! Thanks.
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Technology@lemmy.world•US air traffic control enters the 21st century, starts to abandon floppy disksEnglish
6·4 days agoFuck. You just reminded me of my age.
I read aromatic there… Kind of fitted tbh
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Technology@lemmy.world•Epic says its new vibe-coded Epic Games Launcher is faster than SteamEnglish
1·29 days agoNot that many, but it would still be cool. They could roadmap it and iterate. A person can dream
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Technology@lemmy.world•Epic says its new vibe-coded Epic Games Launcher is faster than SteamEnglish
2·29 days agoThat’s actually a great feature. To be able to type launch <game> from my terminal and not see the store… Fuzzy matching and list completion would even make it better - that could even tie into a store link.
launch rocketgets you two games you own in a list and 3 marked with a store icon. Boom! Over to you, Valve
3d monster maze calling in.

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memes@lemmy.world•The corporate version of "Listen here you little..."
1·3 months agoDefault answer to colleagues if I’m shit talking with them and they ask a random question.
Short answer, no.
Longer answer, noooooooo.
Brought you out of your shell?
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Technology@lemmy.world•New AI attack can reconstruct typed text from keyboard soundsEnglish
1·4 months agoGood spot. I missed that
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Technology@lemmy.world•New AI attack can reconstruct typed text from keyboard soundsEnglish
1·4 months agoThe researchers further tested the attack against audio transmitted over Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom. With noise suppression disabled, keystroke sounds carried through meeting audio were often sufficient to reconstruct typed text with high accuracy after a few hundred keystrokes, although results varied depending on the conferencing platform and laptop model. The paper notes that some users may still be exposed because advanced noise cancellation features are not always available or enabled.
Not so fast…
But the interference pattern only turns up after multiple detections. Each detection is just a single point on a board. This means that the bacteria are identical down to the atom. Feels bigger than bacteria can be pushed through the double slit experiment?
So. Something something duplicate an existing life form like a quantum photocopier? Or, what does the interference pattern of a bacteria looks like?
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Programmer Humor@lemmy.ml•The AI coding agent that runs on stolen Chipotle compute 🌯
6·6 months agoTell me more?
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Today at 50+ I feel like a little kid ... what a homelab ...English
2·6 months agoTime to revisit my old habits



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