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It hasnt worked for me a single time. Cant do the very basic operation of finding my own comment containing specific string.

Has Reddit ever tried making their own search work?

more like AI naive

Maybe Stanford found some more of their stolen code being used by Cisco. /s Cisco origins is a fascinating subject.

Text search is, but normal people dont want text search. Normies want to concierge fetch them perfect answer on first try. LLMs are really good at convincing you they just did that.

Democrats are to timid to deliver any form of justice, that is of course assuming elections will happen at all.

No, $30 is not fine :) This isnt a magic connector, its not more complicated than $7 AM5, $6 LGA1851 or $5 LGA1700 all in single quantities, and those prices go way down bulk. Those are all banged out by machines running 24/7 lights out.

No supplier carries those connectors, there are no 1K prices I could find anywhere.

Why did Nato bomb Serbia in 1999?

The mechanism you are thinking of - optimizing brightness and dynamic contrast, happens in TCON in low level hardware at fraction of a fraction of power

Tons of problems to take care of, especially if you only want to do horizontal passes.

- sensors have to be mounted solid

- sensors have to be mechanically calibrated in two axes

- coefficients of thermal expansion of all the materials between sensors

Afaik most good stereo systems have camera affixed to a heavy lump of alloy

Starshield never worked in russia.

the fact no component supplier, not even alibaba sells LPCAMM2 sockets tells you everything you need to know. The only prices I can find are in $30 range per socket

The strongest potions, you cant handle them.

Refineries are hundreds to thousands kilometers from the border, Starlink doesnt work there.

>Midrange strike against targets in occupied Ukrainian territory are a bit of a grey area.

Nothing grey about destroying invading army on your own territory.

>speed limit was clobbering interceptors

That version never passed the smell test, interceptors dont use Starlink.

>decode.c

What was that meme? "No Way to Prevent This, Says Only x Where This Regularly Happens" and from Google no less. Rare case of Mozilla W demanding JPEG XL decoder not be in C.

Hopefully Ukraine got a copy to help dealing with those dildos. Dutch could name the file MH17.zip. Money transfers thru Azerbaijan are from russia.

Hopefully Nvidia takes over whole car software stack, because Lucid is really unwell with such basic things not working like opening trunk or seat heater randomly turning on on its own, and those are the mildest problems their cars have.

Trains wont work as long as taking a train is 2-3x more expensive than driving, and >10x than flying.

so is Australian one https://www.cyber.gov.au. It was still working ~hour ago just returning 403 on alerts subsection https://www.cyber.gov.au/alert/critical-vulnerabilities-in-p... but now its whole thing.

Next up "Judge Orders Meta to Name Employees Who Approved continuous recording by Meta Glasses"

They degraded old.reddit even for logged in users - images show as <image>and when you click the link you are redirected to new reddit layout just to see the picture

>multipart requests

is this multipart request smuggling again?

Shit got real. All my favorite places are hunkering down, like https://www.vogons.org

<p>Due to an <a href="https://www.php.net/archive/2026.php#2026-10-20-1">upcoming significant vulnerability disclosure</a> with no official mitigation, services are currently offline as a precaution. Services will not be restored until at least later in the day on October 21. This time may also be spent on additional maintenance, so this message may be periodically unavailable.</p>

>transmission lines ... situation in the EU

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_transport_in_Europe

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...

"whereas 39.9% of all railway lines in the EU were electrified in 1990, this share increased to 57.6% by 2024"

https://alternative-fuels-observatory.ec.europa.eu/transport...

"Regarding main lines, 60% of the European rail network is already electrified and 80% of traffic is running on these lines."

Guessing its about SDR mode unlock?

is everything MediaTek MT7921AU next? Im sure Qualcomm & Broadcom chips arent far behind.

Its Claude again!

Claude Sylvain’s and Jay Cotton’s asm8080 that is :-] Mad props for going old school with command line disassembler. Im too much of a GUI slave to attempt such a feat, I stick to ida/ghirda when disassembling PC bioses for fun (several uploaded on my github). There are just too many nice features like Type tooltips, automagic mechanisms and one click operations that would be tons of typing in text editor.

I think you drive thru one in original Need for Speed game.

Ordinary Starlink got a speed limit. I read somewhere if you cross to Poland that limit magically bumps to 180 km/s, and it wasnt present on Starlink before.

Spoken like a supreme heretic.