Comment on: Can An AI Generate Original Art? 👨🎨
Obviously.
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16 Sep 2020 14:06
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Comment on: New Ham Radio Onboard The ISS Is On The Air - K0LWC
Hmmm, I don't know how that happened. I'll leave it anyway.
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16 Sep 2020 13:24
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Comment on: New Google Fiber plan: $100 for 2Gbps, plus Wi-Fi 6 router and mesh extender | Ars Technica
Latency really has nothing to do with bandwidth.
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16 Sep 2020 03:04
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Comment on: New Google Fiber plan: $100 for 2Gbps, plus Wi-Fi 6 router and mesh extender | Ars Technica
Who even needs 2Gbps in a home setting?
What do you need to stream 4K video on 80 devices at one time?
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16 Sep 2020 02:47
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Comment on: New Ham Radio Onboard The ISS Is On The Air - K0LWC
Lost me at "CV virus".
Do you also go to the ATM machine?
Do you enter your PIN number at the ATM machine?
Do you look at the LCD display on the ATM machine as you enter your PIN number?
Do you use your GPS system to get to the ATM machine while looking at its LCD display as you enter your PIN number?
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16 Sep 2020 02:34
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Comment on: Windows 10 Control Panel gets another nail in its coffin
I'm not arguing that this isn't a new nail in the coffin.
I'm arguing that if this is the 'nail' that turns a user away... was that a real user?
How was this the nail, but not say... Microsoft Edge pinning itself to the toolbar against your will, that turned a real user away?
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12 Sep 2020 04:34
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Comment on: Windows 10 Control Panel gets another nail in its coffin
Oh, did it need another?
Was anybody planning on prying the pre-existing nails only to reach this new nail and give up?
Any Windows archaeologists out there that stopped once they reached this nail in the coffin?
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12 Sep 2020 04:19
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Comment on: Viral pro-Trump tweets came from fake African American spam accounts, Twitter says
Obviously, another explanation is that these are real accounts and Dems want them silenced.
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28 Aug 2020 03:33
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Comment on: Apple's new iPhone operating system is making it harder for Facebook to track people, and Facebook says it will decimate part of its business | Business Insider
Any chance it's because Apple wants a monopoly on the information because they're collecting it too?
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28 Aug 2020 02:05
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Comment on: Nobody likes standards anymore, everyone wants to create their own walled gardens
There seems to be very few standards at the application layer, but there are tons of standards at lower layers.
Take a look at [IEEE](https://www.ieee.org/), [ITU-T](https://www.itu.int/en/Pages/default.aspx), and the [Broadband Forum](https://www.broadband-forum.org/).
Tons and tons of standards at lower layers. Too many standards at higher layers could pose some benefits, but I think it could also stifle innovation.
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04 Aug 2020 13:22
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