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by 0xEF 2y ago
Adding to your points of dwindling recipe sources and web sites clearly designed to gather clicks instead of deliver good content, LLM-generated recipes are also a problem...and a deceptive one at that. My son, a professional chef, tried an
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I am not sure why you are asking and the tone of your questioning seems more leading than curious, so I ask you, what is your point?
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On mobile, I'm greeted with a chatbot window and feedback tab before I even get to read the first paragraph. This is awful. Pages like this get an immediate no from me. You guys have got to get out of this "any engagement is good
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by 0xEF 2y ago
This is so sad to me, but thankfully, not all of us are like this. My neighborhood has a small park that features a pear tree and a plethora of frost grapes. My wife and I are of a conservationist bent, so we monitor the plants in the park
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I think, at this point, we can assume if it has a camera, microphone in the controller, connects to wifi, etc, it will be spying on you in some way. No list needed, just look for displays without those features. I get around it by using PC
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by 0xEF 2y ago
Indeed! Perhaps the ads for lawyers getting people out of timeshares is part of the Great Timeshare Conspiracy between our two states.
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I do not know about other US states, but in mine, it is not uncommon to hear radio advertisements for lawyers who specialize in getting people out of timeshares. We have a large population of 50+ individuals who like to spend a good chunk o
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by 0xEF 2y ago
Adding to this list, we have a Samsung refrigerator that has been serviced three times in five years. Twice for the ice maker (motor failure and sensor broken by...wait for it...too much ice) and a third time for the wires in the deli drawe
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I'm interested in trying some bone conducting headphones, but it seems like there's two styles on Amazon; those that go around the ear and head similar to Aftershockz, and those that "clip" to the ear. I imagine the ones
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I dig it. As a vintage tech enthusiast, the last thing I want is a bunch of javascript or framework-of-the-moment hoohah pummeling my browser. I want pictures and info. HTML with a bit of CSS is perfectly fine for that. There's a time
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by 0xEF 2y ago
This is what happened to mine. I flashed Momentum, got Maurader and a wifi dev board, did the "all the pcaps!" thing for a bit, opened some garage doors, then used it to clock in at work for no reason. Then I went to go sell it an
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by 0xEF 2y ago
The link in the Vice article to the project's site is old. Here's a current one; https://detroitcommunitytech.org/eii
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by 0xEF 2y ago
Personally, I think it will offer valuable new insight on KPIs and challenges on conventional wisdom, because we certainly need more of that. Maybe throw in some gushing over how great a seminar was or a heart-warming story that renews my f
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by 0xEF 2y ago
And girls trapped in dinosaur theme parks, let's not forget
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by 0xEF 2y ago
Your back hurting could be a number of factors, but the big two would be your mattress or your posture/overall while awake. Try doing planks and crunches each day to build up core strength, which makes it a bit easier to maintain good
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I'm surprised a mobile app does not exist, yet. That space is fairly successful for a number of learning platforms ( Brilliant, Duolingo, SoloLearn, etc) and it makes sense that giving your subscribers to learn on-the-go would mak
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I reckon it can and I am about to give it a shot, myself. It sounds like a Duolingo sort of structure, which can be boiled down to "use it or lose it" which is not hard to support with compelling evidence. Say what one will about
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I like your examples, but I disagree. Having also read Plato and many of the speculative writings that address his work, much of it is still up for debate, especially when context is not understood. Feynman, whom I enjoy as well, often said
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I admit my phrasing was harsh, but I stand by it with a caveat that I could have expressed it better. I personally do not think of the masses as "simpletons," but I believe our media and product manufacturers most certainly do. Th
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I don't like it anymore than you do, Which is why my blog is a "writing exercise," as you put it. I believe people can be more engaged with their media, but it is admittedly easier to go for the slogan-style messaging nobody
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by 0xEF 2y ago
It is dumbing down. Let's not dance around that particular bush. Shorter sentences and words with fewer syllables is why mainstream media has a following. Simplistic messaging for the simpleton masses. So yes, your advice is great if
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by 0xEF 2y ago
Is there specific agencies or services that will help look into relocating? My wife and I visited briefly a few years ago and have not stopped thinking about it since. It was everything we wanted that North American cities just don't o
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by 0xEF 2y ago
That makes a bit of sense. I'm stuck in this weird place where part of me wants information to be free (read; actual transparency) but the other part of me knows I don't understand all of it and will likely misinterpret or misrepr
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by 0xEF 2y ago
"Your actual experience of existing seems innacurate." Read that again because that is precisely what you just said to a stranger you know nothing about aside from the bits of information shared on Internet comments...which makes
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by 0xEF 2y ago
Your comment has given me something to contemplate. Growing up, I was taught that we (the US) was the greatest country on Earth. You can only imagine my disillusionment upon entering voting-age and adulthood. The cracks in the veneer were
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by 0xEF 2y ago
I agree, but I also give the company the concession of being able to open-source the product when support ends. If they do that, I'm okay with it. As soon as they're done making whatever money they could from the thing and it beco
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by 0xEF 2y ago
> deep state Lol. Did you misspell profits? You make it sound like some magical grand conspiracy. It's profits. Always has been, and we buy into it because we are consumer whores. The corporations are in charge, so there's your
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It's the Warner Brothers Cartoon Companion.
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This is exactly the thing I am most fearful of. I grew up in the 80's & 90's (US) so I can only speak to that time period, but my mom was especially prone to treating the evening news as a science authority. Their delivery of
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by 0xEF 2y ago
Agreed, though any study should link to the paper published by said study. It's not just the Guardian. The media outlets are all equally and dangerously poor at science journalism and presenting findings in an appropriate way, and shou

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