Have they actually used it anywhere or just have the patent? Because I expect they won’t actually use it anywhere, like with Sony’s (IIRC) patent where you have to shout “McDonald’s!” after watching an ad. Though I wouldn’t be too surprised if they actually use it
Mindboggling effects
How many stars does 2001: Space Odyssey get from you?
Arch Linux -> if you think you know how linux exactly works (likely not)
Or if you want to be forced to learn how Linux exactly works lol
*everything except the 100$ cat bed
But then it shows you one bad result and then “other people also viewed this” and its just some barely related shorts
I like the Surge XT synth. Helm is also nice.
There’s Helio sequencer, which isn’t quite a DAW but has some other pros.
Newton lived in the 17th century, so if you got a textbook older than that give it back to the museum
I couldn’t find a good one, so I’m open to recommendations
I think they’re trying to do that. But AI can still fail at that lol
Closing for the tag is left as an exercise for the reader.
unwarranted is a property of the rage tag (the properties are declared before the tag name)
That would be my guess as well. The fake depth of field makes it look more fake. It’s probably a built-in feature of the iPhone, maybe even enabled by default. This one is actually pretty good for a fake, the border is pretty sharp, but, for example, it blurred the whiskers when it shouldn’t
Anyway, my verdict is that it’s a real kitty and it deserves real smooches!
Thunderbolt and lightning
No wait that’s not it
It sure is a tricky one. Going down that path is counter-productive to achieving the things you want (obviously) so it’s hard to convince yourself to do it. But also wanting to eliminate the suffering could be considered a craving as well, which just causes more suffering. I’ve taken few steps down that path, then a few back. Not sure where I stand now, but even those few steps can give some relief
You fool, you’ve been the warmer all along!
I’m surprised it doesn’t mention that
/proc/selfautomagically points to the directory of the current process. So if you’re writing a program, you can just look there for information about itself