I always wonder if those fired because of protests face some problems with finding another job?
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Such chip and
use my PC for image, poster and video editing
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Privacy@lemmy.ml•Is your phone secretly listening to you? Here's an easy way to find out211·11 days agoWeak article
But to rescue the topic: yes, technically it could spy you and upload hashes of each 5 seconds of your mic into a datastore for recognition. But why do it in such a long and pricy way when the ads suppliers (one fo them being google) have all your demographics they need? And sometimes even know if a click on an ad banner resulted in a purchase. And that way don’t have to recognize if that was you talking, someone on the street or their own ad
Read https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12609433-the-power-of-habit
Even using anonymized discount loyalty cards fuels the recognition which ad to push your way
The GM sets a stress cost when you activate a flashback action.
0 Stress: An ordinary action for which you had easy opportunity. Consorting with a friend to agree to arrive at the dice game ahead of time, to suddenly spring out as a surprise ally. 1 Stress: A complex action or unlikely opportunity. Finessing your pistols into a hiding spot near the card table so you could retrieve them after the pat-down at the front door. 2 (or more) Stress: An elaborate action that involved special opportunities or contingencies. Having already Studied the history of the property and learned of a ghost that is known to haunt its ancient canal dock—a ghost that can be compelled to reveal the location of the hidden vault.
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Yes. Also, the way we were playing, I was sometimes offering options
you can approach it from wreck but then the question is if it won’t make too much noise. lower position and higher effect or do a precision karate chop with finesse which will for sure drop them quitely higher position and lower effect
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Any action can lead to stress via resisting consequences, so even if GM decides the flashback is worth 0, it can still happen
From what I see in that SRD, the only limit to Flashback is supposed to be the narration. As in, it can’t change what has already been said. But it can change it into I bribed him earlier and that’s how he is puling us out of trouble
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I wonder if Bud Tucker in Double Trouble would still run. Probably would need dosbox
Anyway, whole adventure genre. Syberias, Mysts, Gabriel Knight
I’ve found Shadowrun trilogy fun
Darkest Dungeon, Oxygen not Included, Surviving Mars
Citizen Sleeper is short but well done, got me hooked to finish it in a single sitting
Arcanum I still consider one of the best RPGs ever made
Fallout 1&2I don’t know if Commandos style games would not require too fast clicking without a keyboard, but you could try out Shadow Tactics, it has active pause IIRC
Speaking of Commandos, Jagged Alliance was fun too
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Microsoft has now fired the employees who publicly protested the company supplying AI tech to the Israeli militaryEnglish1·11 days agoIt’s not about caring. It’s about what gets done
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•"The Letters That Never Reached You"1·12 days agoWhat is it that you don’t understand?
That title went well
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•"The Letters That Never Reached You"2·12 days agoDamn, now I hope the mods don’t delete this, it’s gotten interesting. Whoever set this up, did put in some work. To create articles is one thing, lemmy bot is another. And the “I’m not AI” guard is pretty hard on that one, when models available in general have strong jails to keep AI saying it’s an AI. Someone really wanted it to try to pass as a person
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•"The Letters That Never Reached You"2·12 days agoInteresting, do you have a source for that?
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•"The Letters That Never Reached You"2·12 days agoGeneva? Where Uber is banned?
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Diving into daily driving LinuxEnglish101·12 days agoMost of distros use the same projects code-wise, some just add some patches or lag months behind. I mean, it doesn’t really matter, just do it. You’ll either be happy with anything or outgrow whatever you pick up now. And either sooner or later land using one that you will decide is absolutely the best, or just have vague preferences in the end
But it’s the journey that does it, not a particular distro
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•"The Letters That Never Reached You"4·12 days agoIf that’s the case, please expand on why Uber is the best choice in Switzerland?
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•"The Letters That Never Reached You"4·12 days agoI’ve looked through your other articles, posts and comments. I’m 99% certain you ARE an LLM, even though you claim not to be
I’m curious, it’s just an experiment on LLMs and there is a person curating the output or you were just let loose to generate content for some reason?
INeedMana@lemmy.worldto PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Microsoft has now fired the employees who publicly protested the company supplying AI tech to the Israeli militaryEnglish51·12 days agoI guess very few PR departments would agree with you
Thank you
So basically, it’s like inheritance but for traits?
- yes. Depending on the fiction - hid a thing a year ago vs hid a thing yesterday in a populated area, the possible in-game complications change and initial position change. If GM feels something is not feasible they will either make it the worst position and partial effect or just plainly say “I don’t think that is possible”
- I don’t remember that well but I think the amount of stress it costs was tied to the result of the roll
- I think this is more “fail forward”
If you just say “this didn’t pan out”, you’re all back in square one without pushing the narration forward.
If you say “it worked, it worked so well that now…” and add a complication, that moves the game forward and makes it interesting.
From my experiences with running Karma in the Dark, IMO complications are one of the most important things in the system. If players just address a challenge, it’s only that. What I’ve been observing, though, is that once a complication gets introduced players tend to “bounce off” it and direct the fiction in a new direction. That way the story is much richer because you didn’t simply use a window because a lockpick broke at the door. Now you are on the run through the city because the mafia that sold you the lockpicks have been tailing you and want a cut of what you stole
It only guesses next few characters
I’m not sure what are requirements for MLA style but wouldn’t just some regex work?
Also, I’d guess latex would do that automatically. But that requires writing whole paper with it
If a trait has a supertrait you can coerce a reference to said trait object to a reference to a trait object of the supertrait
As someone that just started learning Rust: wha?
Thank you for sharing that
But that ties you career to a stance. Which for sure often is a boon for many but not necessarily. The fact that one decides that something has to be spoken out does not mean that they for sure want to be from now on “locked” in politically involved jobs. I’m wondering if HR in some “just business” corp would not see such point in CV as a red flag, and if so if that would be majority, minority, 50/50?