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CapraObscura

@ CapraObscura @lemmy.world

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  • Why does “come here” bother me so much?

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  • Because when someone says "COME HERE" they're making the statement that whatever you're doing is pointless shit that can be dropped immediately.

    I didn't tolerate that with my parents, and I sure as shit wouldn't tolerate it with a spouse. If you can't be bothered to give me a reason to go there, don't fucking tell me to go there.

    "Hey, check this shit out!" - Fine. Implies it's on my own time. "Could you come in here?" - Fine. A request can be denied. "Come here." - I'm not your fucking dog.

  • HP insists you must use their cloud printing service, covers USB port with sticker

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  • What is spying?

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  • When was the last time you read any source code for any software you use on a daily basis?

    Do you read and understand the source code for every piece of software you use?

    No?

    Then STFU.

  • What is spying?

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  • My nephew's school has been using the same Chromebooks for at least the four years he's been there.

    How long do you expect them to last?

  • What is spying?

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  • It's funny how Linux is only Linux if it benefits Linux nerds but the moment someone points out that Android, Chrome, Steam Deck, anything with telemetry and Linux has telemetry all of a sudden it's not "really Linux" anymore.

    It really is Schrodinger's OS.

  • Tesla sued for false advertising after allegedly exaggerating EV ranges / The proposed class action accuses Tesla of fraud

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  • Pornhub goes dark in Arkansas after age verification law kicks in

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  • The spirit is quite clearly that rape and abuse numbers will likely go up slightly anywhere porn is banned.

    Nobody said "drastically."

  • Tesla sued for false advertising after allegedly exaggerating EV ranges / The proposed class action accuses Tesla of fraud

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  • Tesla sued for false advertising after allegedly exaggerating EV ranges / The proposed class action accuses Tesla of fraud

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  • It’s literally 3 people in California

    A class action always starts with a handful of plaintiffs. It must be established first that there is grounds for a class action. In other words, you have to demonstrate that this is part of a larger problem. The first step is that small group of people. They file suit, and then it's decided if the case should have class action status. Once the case is given class action status, all people that may have been effected are notified that they may qualify for the class action. In other words, literally 3 people in California are how a class action lawsuit gets started. If you knew anything about the legal process, you would know this.

    Teslas are tested to the EPA test cycles, same as every other car in the US. They’ve been audited multiple times, and always passed.

    Volkswagen vehicles were tested too. Turns out they had special programming to determine when they were being tested rather than normally driven.

    This cost them close to $15 billion.

    https://www.epa.gov/enforcement/volkswagen-clean-air-act-civil-settlement https://www.bbc.com/news/business-34324772

    Ah yes, an unverified report from a single unnamed source with 10-year-old knowledge.

    All "sources" are unnamed. Welcome to journalism 101. If they're named, they're not "a source." You just credit them. https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/tesla-batteries-range/ Fucking Deepthroat was a "source" and he took down Nixon. It wasn't until decades later that his actual identity was revealed. When a "source" is coming from someplace like Reuters you assume they're legit until shown otherwise.

    Also, learn to read. The actual statement is that Tesla STARTED modifying these numbers about ten years ago, not that their information is ten years old.

    If the “investigative” reporter wanted to test this, they could literally just go and find a new Tesla and see what its fully-charged range says. Trivially simple. But it would show the EPA range which goes against their story, so they don’t mention it.

    What part of "still uses" do you not understand? Tesla can modify the software of the car on the fly. Were you not aware of that? All they have to do is send an update to change these things. Can't prove it? Well buddy, that's what a lawsuit is for. Now the onus is on Tesla to prove that they aren't doing illegal shit.

    I don't know why you have "investigative" in scare quotes other than to show how ignorant you are.

    In tech (and Tesla is a tech company) it’s called L1 support.

    You have clearly not read anything about this team. It's not there to be first line support. It's there to convince people there aren't any issues with their cars, regardless of whether or not there is something wrong. I suggest you hang around some Tesla forums where people that have actually encountered this Diversion Team post.

    They're there solely to keep Muskypants from feeling bad about himself and his shitty product.

    But sure, go on blaming people buying Teslas for being "bad with technology" when the average Tesla owner is LITERALLY A FUCKING TECHBRO.

    Bootlicking is a bad habit. Drop it like I dropped your mom last Saturday.

  • Microsoft called out for “blatantly negligent” cybersecurity practices

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  • Pornhub goes dark in Arkansas after age verification law kicks in

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  • Pornhub goes dark in Arkansas after age verification law kicks in

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  • Unpatchable AMD Chip Flaw Unlocks Paid Tesla Feature Upgrades

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  • remember what made Ford what it is today.

    American can-do spirit, worker's rights, and throbbing fuckloads of antisemitism.

  • False color infrared

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  • False color infrared

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  • False color infrared

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  • My thoughts exactly. But way more mundane. The Scarlet Suburban Boredom.

  • False color infrared

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  • All spot on!

    I will mention as an add-on that it's entirely possible to take IR photos using a standard camera and an IR filter such as a Hoya R72. The downside to this is that normal cameras don't take in much IR due to filtering so you have to do a long exposure. The image ends up mostly red (since the filter itself is very dark red in visible light) so you then just turn it monochrome. Skies become dark, foliage becomes bright.

    It's all super cool and the best part is nobody can tell you you're wrong. You just make it look the way you want it to be.

  • False color infrared

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  • It doesn't.

    If you're taking a pure "infrared" image it will look like night vision goggles. Since infrared doesn't have a color that we can see, it just ends up as brightness value data going into the camera's sensor. It's just black and white since the sensor only has a brightness value to reproduce.

    For this image I used a filter that allows the infrared through, making things like foliage brighter and giving it sort of an orange hue, while kicking out other wavelengths. I then use basic color adjustments to make the orange-ish foliage that the camera produces look super bright red. You can alter it to pretty much any color you like. All infrared pictures are ultimately false color, so it's up to you what you want it to look like.

  • False color infrared

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  • I have a writeup on my terrible 1998-ass website. Complete with no ads or monetization, just like 1998 intended.

    https://capraobscura.com/infra.html

    Long story short: You can rip the infrared filter out of most any digital camera, then use various filters to alter the wavelengths that actually hit the camera's sensor.

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    False color infrared