Then after seemingly working it suddenly starts lagging again, and I check the task manager and see Microsoft Office hogging all the resources and filling the RAM, but I don’t even have Microsoft Office.
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politics @lemmy.world•Rep. Ilhan Omar says Stephen Miller’s rhetoric echoes language used by Nazis
7·23 hours agoNo magic transformation occurs
No shit Sherlock? It’s not magic. It’s called intergration, and it’s your job to make it happen. How about taking some fucking responsibility in the position that you have been chosen to do? I guess nobody wants to work anymore.
I wish Charlie Kirk was alive to see this. Only so he could be shot through the throat. Again.
I think it’s interesting, that they can steal all this stuff and yet be unable to figure out how to sell it.
All the money, all the data, all the energy, all the computer power, all the political control. And yet, they can’t manage to sell a single dollar worth of their product.
Of course it’ll be shittified by commericals in and out of the content, and of course that will lead to paid models, but it’s not going to be very profitable, because nobody _really _needs bad intelligence. “Oh, it costs something? No thanks then, we already have intelligence at home.”
Yes yes, the users are the product, yes, but who then is buying that user data? Commercials and stuff yeah yeah, but at what point does any of this manifest itself as a single fucking sales transaction where a real person pays a company for a real product? Fucking never.
The whole thing is worthless.
Well I’m neither English or American, but to me the word lexicon means encyclopedia. It’s still alphabetical.
I tried, but it’s just endless rambling of numbers. Most car news are like this now.
I think the description “first letter” is easily understood if you remember what a lexicon used to look like.

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World News@lemmy.world•Denmark Flags the United States as a Security Risk for the First TimeEnglish
25·4 days agoIt’s still a cool border agreement though. The new border goes right down the middle of the island, but it is agreed that whoever manages to get their sorry ass to that piece of cold rock are free to roam the entirety of it.
Look to hell …
Technically, the “look to” is connected to the rest of the sentence and the hell is just injected. So it’s probably better translated as for fucks sake, but who doesn’t love Norwegian swearing.
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World News@lemmy.world•Seven German journalism students tracked Russian-crewed freighters lurking off the Dutch and German coast—and connected them to drone swarms over military basesEnglish
2·4 days agoThey should make a TV show.
F.R.E.U.N.D.E.
He literally says: "Se til helvete og kom dere vekk! Det er ikke en bikkje, det er en slags ting! Det imiterer en bikkje, det er ikke virkelig! Kom dere vekk, idioter!”
So, I guess that ruins the movie for anyone who understands that.
What if you paint all the white stripes black? That’d be … mildly interesting.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What Youtube channel has maintained high quality standards over the years?
3·4 days agoI have subscribed to a few skateboard channels that I have followed for a long time. Not because of the tricks, because quite frankly, these guys are not the best skaters, but they make good content for old skaters like myself who don’t care much about the latest tricks.
Ben Degros. Perhaps better known for his other channel The Vancouver Carpenter. Well, he’s also a skateboard product connoisseur, who can smell the difference between different presses of deck concave and wheel sizes.
Jon Bishop. An old fart from UK who started skating at an old age and walks through all the basics and thoughs of beginner and intermediate tricks.
And obviously: The Skate Nomad. Mike Boisvert. A (relatively) young Canadian dude who quit everything and set out to live the dream of skateboarding in every country in the world, while couch crashing at locals the entire way. It’s interesting to see the differences and similarities in cultures world wide from this perspective.
The tax deduction is deducted from your taxable income, is what he said. His math checks out.
Explained differently: A union membership costing 700 only costs you 490, assuming your tax is 30% and that it is deductible where you live.
Meanwhile, the game console still costs 700.
I have come to the conclusion that everything, from the largest galaxy clusters to the tiniest quark and all the laws of physics, is nothing more than a fractal caused by rotation in the initial moment of creation of our local instance of existence that we call the universe. There are no particles, no waves. Only rotation.
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News@lemmy.world•Font of ‘wasteful’ diversity: Trump’s state department orders return to Times New Roman
2·5 days agoYou’re looking for reason? In this administration?
You should be looking for motive instead. Handicaps are now a kind of diversity. ICE will get right on it.
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Europe@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Iceland becomes fifth country to boycott Eurovision
10·5 days agoForget about politics.
The Eurovision is great for showing that humans can actually do something together across borders and dispite of politics. We should invite everyone regardless of politics.
But when one participants is doing a fucking genocide, I think it’s perfectly fair for the rest not wanting to do anything with them, let alone doing a sing along.
A genocide is way way beyond politics. It’s a crime against humanity.
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World News@lemmy.world•Millions of children and teens lose access to accounts as Australia’s world-first social media ban beginsEnglish
8·5 days agoSo I guess the kids are gonna go to the dark web. What could go wrong.
I will look forward to Darth Musk throwing a tantrum against Australia when they eventually fine X for not complying, but that’s about the only good thing to come from this ban.
Oh yes sure, it’s great they stop the kids from being brainwashed by the algorithms. They really should ban everyone, especially the elderly.



























There’s no such thing as “the peak of an average waveform”, since it doesn’t make sense to average them.
They range from 20 Hz to 20000hz, so they have lengths between 2 cm and 1700 cm and peak everywhere in between.
What he was doing was attempting to avoid phase cancellation from stereo, which is an actual issue. You simply have to place yourself in the center, so that the distance to each speaker is the same.
It’s an issue for low frequencies, which have long wavelengths, carry a lot of energy and are usually centered (to avoid phase issues in the first place), so it is both possible and audible if they cancel out after leaving the speakers. However, since they’re long, it also means that there is some wiggle room. Obviously there’s a perfect spot, but It won’t have any noticable negative effect unless you’re like 1 meter away from that and accidentally sit in the perfectly bad position. It is not as much of an issue for higher frequencies, since they have much shorter and more complex wavelengths, that are not necessarily centered in the first place. Even if they also theoretically do cancel out, it is unlikely that you would notice it happening at all, and if you do, you could simply move your head 1 cm to get into the right spot again.
In a car, the driver position is sort of fixed. It would make sense to angle the speakers for this purpose.