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mnemonicmonkeys

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  • Prusa Printers Firewall Logs

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  • Ender 3 Pro since it literally can't connect to anything on its own?

  • Sea Level

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  • a sidereal year is 365.256 days.

    No. A sidereal year is 366.24 days.

    And 11 days isn't "and some change"

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  • It's the ratio of orbital distances being perfect for total solar eclipses, so it's technically both orbital radii

  • We’re All So F’d | NVIDIA x Palantir, Global Surveillance, "Pre-Crime" Arrests, & AI [GNCA - GamersNexus Consumer]

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  • Palantir has contracts with multiple European governments to do similar shit

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  • Keep in mind that the "selfish" bit is just the Boomers projecting. We all know they're the most selfish generation by far, they just don't want to admit it to themselves

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  • Vasectomies aren't reversible either apparently.

    That doesn't stop people from claiming that they are unfortunately

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  • By far the coolest and most unique aspect of the Earth-Lunar system is solar eclipses. The size and orbital distance is just right to allow for the spectacle we get today.

    This is even more true when you consider that the Moon's average orbital radius is increasing by 3" (76mm) each year. In a million years, the Moon will be too far away to fully cover the Sun. A few million years ago it was close enough to fully cover the corona

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  • Gross

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  • In China, it's 8 due to the number sounding like the Mandarin word for death

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  • Only for pre-decimal society. Nowadays it's not a problem

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  • plus 5 days every year that's not part of any month?

    Get this Roman bullshit outta here

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  • You don't know what you're talking about

    13x28=364. The moon makes 14 sidereal orbits, not 13. The reason the year is split into 12 months is a combination of Roman dipshittery and the fact that 12 is divisible by 2, 3, 4, and 6. The number of factors of 12 made 12 and 60 way easier to work with for societies that hadn't invented the decimal point yet.

  • [Alzwards Corner] I SUMMON THEE... to my bed

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  • This is essentially the manga "Dark Summoner to Dekiteiru"

  • Predators vs Prey

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  • because you miscalculated how far a branch was

    Except koalas do that all the time. So often that they evolved extra cushioning for their brains

  • Mozilla Names New CEO, Firefox To Evolve Into A "Modern AI Browser"

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  • Who is that?

  • Witchfire director says “everybody should attempt to support” Steam Deck as it just makes games better for everyone

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  • One good thing (and likely the only good thing) about the current RAM shortage is that people are probably not going to be buying games that "require" 64GB of RAM anymore, forcing those devs to optimize

  • Fedora Games Lab Looks To Be Revitalized As Modern Linux Gaming Showcase

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  • like Bazzite, Cachy, Chimera, Nobara, etc.

    ChimeraOS has exactly the same support issue as Steam OS

  • Fedora Games Lab Looks To Be Revitalized As Modern Linux Gaming Showcase

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  • They've been selling hardware with it pre-installed by the millions for years,

    And it's only really been released on 2 specific hardware configurations.

    If you try to install SteamOS onto a custom built computer, you can get it to mostly work on an all-AMD build, assuming you're fine with not having printer drivers. But if you have an Nvidia GPU you'll be lucky if it gets past the bootloader.

    That's why Valve hasn't released SteamOS fully

  • How is there not a ubiquitous modding platform for Linux yet?

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  • And the absence of as many formal modding tools is,

    Again: most of those already work on Linux

    You're just repeating a myth