

The only part of that not really possible with ceiling cameras is eye tracking, you don’t need eye-level cameras for the other two.


The only part of that not really possible with ceiling cameras is eye tracking, you don’t need eye-level cameras for the other two.


I’m not sure about this black box, but in the EU, the e-call system is mandatory, so all new cars do indeed have a sim. Though it’s most likely not a card, but either a chip (iSIM) or just in software (eSIM).


There’s only 4 Dutch banks that still support authenticating without an app, and iirc one of them announced they’re going app-only not long ago:


Well the item they linked is listed for 17,99 euros, probably listed for 24 usd on the american website.
Unfortunately I can’t switch to the american version. For some reason they use the absolutely awful captcha with the slowly disappearing images, which I refuse to use. The Dutch version has the regular one where you just select the images without them disappearing.


tl;dr (also didn’t really see an explanation I’m the linked comments):
Tesseract dev hid a blocklist (compressed + base64 encoded iirc) of users and communities that should never be shown, sneakily inserted in an otherwise irrelevant commit.
There were a lot of communities/people on that list that didn’t make a whole lot of sense, but the main issue is that it was a static list you (as the person hosting the front-end) have to opt out of.
db0 figured this out when he updated tesseract and suddenly no local posts appeared (the db0 instance is on the list).


There’s ponytail comments in the source code, which is a Claude code plugin. Definitely AI-written


Sorry if this is a dumb question, I don’t know anything about graphics design, just about the technology behind it.
Why do you send all these things as separate files? Is just a rasterised or vector export of the project not enough?
Sounds like the design world really needs a standardised container format that can contain all these separate things otherwise.
If it’s steam’s own drm, it’s pretty easy to remove as well iirc


I also don’t use entire cities worth of power and clean water.


Yeah, it ignores the biggest problems a lot of people have with AI. It’s not the slop code, it’s that it was generated at a ridiculous cost to the environment and the population around the datacenter where it was trained.


I don’t care that it can do that, not until they fix all the negatives it has.


Surely you can find the right GPU by just going to a site like pcpartpicker, filtering by length, and sorting by review score.


Ah damn that sucks. And that for an online mode notorious for its cheaters.


I never said there was. There is however a kernel parameter to change the machine id, which I did say.


If you’re really worried about that, just change it every time you boot or something. There’s a kernel parameter to change it.


Or he used Edge, so Microsoft just has all his browsing data.


As long as you can export to the same format, it shouldn’t matter from the print shop’s perspective, no? They just see the same file they would’ve always seen.


I can say that both versions of GTA5 on steam run without issues, though I’ve never played online, but the option is available.


That shit’s $20 per month? What the hell, that would be my third most expensive monthly payment behind rent and internet.
I’m not defending anything lol, I’m just saying this surveillance doesn’t add a whole lot to the existing surveillance as far as I can tell, which is already pretty bad.