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Eeyo posted:oil companies will probably use the data to avoid environmental reviews or some poo poo i choose to live in a world where people just use it to learn about their backyard birbs.
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i'm just joking, most likely the nerds at ebird will use it and maybe it'll get some people excited about bird conservation. what they really need is a monarch butterfly cam or something, not a whole lot is known about individual butterfly migration.
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we get these super out of place looking green parakeets around here, it's neat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monk_parakeet#United_States
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akadajet posted:Man, I'd buy this in an instant but it's missing the KVM their competitors are putting in their panels. So I have to wait. monitors have built-in KVMs these days? 
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Not all of them, no.
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:monitors have built-in KVMs these days? seems to be a lot of them are. so you plug in your laptop via usb-c with displayport alt-mode, then for your desktop rig you plug in your video and usb upstream cable like normal. then the monitor switches the usb hub based upon which input you're using.
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post hole digger posted:dang.....
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I haven’t bought a monitor since 2016 (still rocking dual 4k 24” dells) but a built in KVM sounds awesome
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honestly i started hating kvms soon as monitors got reasonable. i have two 28's on my main setup and a 24 alongside for the stream box and i just use input director to move my mouse around. it just acts like one big computer. copy and paste works etc
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so can i after a pound or two of beets
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bird camera will send raw video to your local cops like ring cameras
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:bird camera will send raw video to your local cops like ring cameras maybe it'll brighten up their day so they aren't such assholes.
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how much for the andrew tate doll that pisses blood
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Armitag3 posted:how much for the andrew tate doll that pisses blood quote:Unfortunately, unless you're a medical school or other training facility with $70,000 grand or so lying around, you probably won't be able to buy one.
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goon project? there are figgielords here lets make it happen
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quote:This week at CES, the San Francisco-based grocery delivery and technology company is unveiling a smart cart that shows video ads on a screen near the handle. General Mills, Del Monte Foods, and Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream are among the companies who will advertise on the carts during an upcoming pilot at West Coast stores owned by Good Food Holdings. this poo poo sucks
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akadajet posted:it's probably the least evil use of AI I've seen so far what about the ais that theyre using to figure out if the cow is ready for slaughter via webcam or w/e?
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i sent this to my neighbourpal whos an er doc and was an emt for years and he responded "thats how you know youre doing it right" Elder Postsman posted:this poo poo sucks ill just take my shirt off and put it over the handle on my own cart, also you'll be too blinded to see the ads on yours
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i doubt photovoltaics can power a screen and wifi network card so stores are going to get really tired of changing the batteries on those. they'll probably be secured as well as the points of sale and if they're cute and do some sort of mesh networking thing you may be able to goatse the entire store from the parking lot. so who can say if it's bad or not?
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Midjack posted:i doubt photovoltaics can power a screen and wifi network card so stores are going to get really tired of changing the batteries on those. they'll probably be secured as well as the points of sale and if they're cute and do some sort of mesh networking thing you may be able to goatse the entire store from the parking lot. so who can say if it's bad or not? it's going to get piloted at five stores and never rolled out widely
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Elder Postsman posted:this poo poo sucks if i'm getting groceries delivered, i dont need a cart. i dont think they thought this through
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honestly it seems like a great new resource for small sized led panels
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they should make it like aldi, pay a quarter and you can shut off the ads
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Eeyo posted:they should make it like aldi, pay a quarter and you can shut off the ads subway eat fresh™ and freeze, scumbag etc
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Elder Postsman posted:this poo poo sucks look at how well the average basic rear end cart, a relatively durable construction of inert steel and rubber, survives the average american city those LCD screens will have a lifetime of approximately 4 days before a homeless person smashes them the parking lot security robots will weep for their fallen brethren
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one of the kroger affiliated groceries around here put security locks on the cart wheels. i don’t shop there anymore. bet that was a ces “innovation” at some point
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Eeyo posted:i'm just joking, most likely the nerds at ebird will use it and maybe it'll get some people excited about bird conservation. ebird has had in house photo and audio recognition of birds for like five years now. you could diy this feeder toy for the price of a raspberry pi and a webcam and a few hours of work
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Eeyo posted:one of the kroger affiliated groceries around here put security locks on the cart wheels. i don’t shop there anymore. those are really easy to steal, you just gotta carry them kinda high over the edge of the parking lot and then you can go back to roll mode
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post hole digger posted:if i'm getting groceries delivered, i dont need a cart. i dont think they thought this through it’s brilliant. main product is make other people buy your groceries. now other people get stuck watching your targeted ads while they buy your groceries I hope whoever had this dumb idea and signed off of it experiences homelessness for a few years then gets stuck working gig jobs forever
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I was at a Kroger yesterday, and the cart I was using locked the second I passed the security sensors into the entrance vestibule. It wasn’t the first time that happened. I was at another Kroger with my dad, and he was using one of their motorized carts and it locked when we went over to where the in store Starbucks’s was.
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Pinterest Mom posted:identify an individual bird using images of their feet glad to see wikifeet users finding a job in these rough times
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infernal machines posted:remember when magazine racks were a thing, and you'd walk past the tech section and every single magazine had had some variation of "ipad killer?" on the cover? rip the "hp" touchpad  Elder Postsman posted:this poo poo sucks lol I can only imagine how shot to poo poo these will be in a place where they sit in the cold for half an hour regularly Eeyo posted:one of the kroger affiliated groceries around here put security locks on the cart wheels. i don’t shop there anymore. yeah, that poo poo sucks. when I was working carts and bagging at a grocery store, older customers would take the carts to their apartment building a bit aways. they got independence and mobility out of it, we got a happy customer, and we had plenty of carts to spare the number of times a cart ended up two lots over was low, and we'd do a sort of fetch-and-swap with the neighboring stores occasionally when they'd get ours/we'd get theirs so it's not an unsolvable conundrum
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the cart locks have been a thing for years and years. tons of places up here have them but i’ve never had one lock up on me so idk how well they work. a common appearance at some stores is also the coin slot on the carts - you get your coin back when you bring your cart back to the store i don’t see it as that big of a deal tbh
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it's because they're treating you like a thief. it's just part of the tapestry of hostile design trying to enforce property ownership. i'll just go to a store that doesn't have capitalist brain and tries to lock out carts when they wander too far away.
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how did this not win a top innovation award https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-blI6E5AEk
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Qtotonibudinibudet posted:those LCD screens will have a lifetime of approximately 4 days before a homeless person smashes them lets not forget the scourge that are most people with just enough money to think they're upper class that treat everything like poo poo. they bust up and break poo poo just as much, if not more than, the unhoused
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