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> thus disproving your claim Is there an alternative conclusion which you could reach here?
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I don't know how that connects in any way to what I and the commenter preceding me wrote.
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Can you elaborate?
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No? If that's how sentence forming worked it would be impossible to count backwards, or count at all for that matter.
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SOMEONE'S BEING PROVOCATIVE ON THE INTERNET IN 2023 TELL ME MORE WE MUST STUDY THIS NEW PHENOMENON CLOSELY
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> With China's social credit score there's one number in a database Isn't the consensus that this doesn't actually exist, though? It's one of those very well talked about things that in reality just... isn't
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You don't need to read the article, it seems like you understand the problem :)
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If you were to ask me to speculate... I'd suggest this may have something to do with impeding botting (possibly slowing down the massreporting/massflagging of twit/fb/ig pages) There did used to be users on twitter who&#
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Their comment makes no real sense to me either. I can't tell from looking at their comment history whether or not they're AI, but their profile says 'I am nobody.' It's a strange world.
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> At best you break even after ~20 years if they’re even still functional. This is misinformation. I searched on google, bing and Yandex and all the results I found implied that breakeven would occur substantially before 20 years. The lo
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> Solar thermal is an aimed aluminum trough and a stainless steel pipe painted black on its focal point. No, it's actually these fairly sophisticated phase-change evacuated tubes that have a heatsink at one end immersed in the water
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It's a bit of a doomer mentality but it's hard not to agree with you sometimes. Welcome to reality, deposit coins to retain your oxygen supply. Do you want to keep living? Better get ready to pay pay pay. If you don't want to
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I mean, that's the usual answer when it comes to yellow journalism but it still leaves the question of who's paying and why in particular him, because the Musk ecosystem is not one that's particularly hard to avoid; if you do
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> tone of the article was to be critical I mean... it's Musk. The shit-on-Musk phenomenon has transcended normality. Reddit has about six subreddits that do nothing apart from constantly shit on him. Twitter is infested with users&#
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'Still up tho'
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I think that's likely to be an artifact of using Arch, which is not exactly a consumer-oriented distro.
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That's irrelevant. Even if you're a sole trader, if you use companyname@bigemailprovider anybody can create companyname.secretary@bigemailprovider and phish/steal your customers by pretending to be a member of your staff. You
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> Are audio issues on Linux still a thing? Little things - on mine, the volume level after resume is being set back to the default level, not the last-set level. I suspect that's because it's a USB audio device though.
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They'll care after they accidentally email their entire company's accounts to some random gmail account after receiving a phishing 'hi, I'm your new accountant at audit_firm_you're_using' email. If you don'
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mundane*
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> Contrast that to the Linux desktop where you can't turn off the "it just doesn't work" The modern Linux desktop is pretty damn usable, especially if you go with something like PopOS. It's got to be covering 99%
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I was about to say, doesn't 'Cradle' revolve around a mysterious golden sphere/thing found in the ocean or in a coral bed?
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Maybe it's a long term strategy - get everyone on your SaaS platforms and then, once everyone is dependent on you, start picking winners. Or just keep raising the bar and watch people go crazy because you already have something like 1%
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Well said. And lots of 'commenters' here popping up with the usual 'please give precise examples, also it would be lovely if you could dox yourself too?' Like, we all watched it happen. It wasn't 1945, it was two ye
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Just so you know, it's a bit creepy when someone makes a post on a contentious topic to immediately want to take the discussion offline and to request their PII. The more paranoid in the audience will take this type of behavior as evid