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by 7bit 1y ago
> If an email thread comes in that's longer than a few paragraphs, you're going straight to Copilot. Not even that. Clearly someone was involved with an issue until I got involved. Whoever involved me need to explain the goal a
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by 7bit 1y ago
I just tried again an the app does not show the platform.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Llama are not conscious
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by 7bit 1y ago
As a German, I always loved the long distance trains I. Italy. I remember a trip in 2008 crossing From south to North Italy which cost a fraction of what it would have in Germany. It had A/C and it was on time. So comfy. Meanwhile in G
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by 7bit 1y ago
As for the vertical centering, trying this 20 years ago, it was a pain in the ass. These and layouting in general got massively simplified in the past 20 years. Remember that back then, everything was cramped into tables? I do. So if someon
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by 7bit 1y ago
It's your responsibility to provide evidence for your claims, not everyone else's to prove yours wrong...
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by 7bit 1y ago
The only thing NAT achieved is that it leads people like you, who know little about it to believe it somehow increased security, which is completely wrong. Any Firewall can simply block all incoming traffic and it would have the same effec
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by 7bit 1y ago
I use ChatGPT to get first ideas about what I want to know and then even with Bing, I find the sources that confirm what the AI told me. Maybe I should have looked at Kagi 10 years ago, but today I don't see any value to the cost of su
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by 7bit 1y ago
Here’s a concise rebuttal you could use: > That’s not really a justification, it’s just describing their chosen accounting convenience. Plenty of companies manage unredeemed balances without expiration dates - it’s a business decision, n
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by 7bit 1y ago
I noticed something that looked like inconsistent behaviour with the arch installer, and I wanted to learn why it looked like that to me. I asked in the forums a bunch of questions to understand the process better, with the aim to improve
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by 7bit 1y ago
> IPv6 requires both parties to do something. Please explain
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by 7bit 1y ago
Not only that. You were derailing the post by opposing the achievement with something completely different... Cringe bro
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by 7bit 1y ago
> Why are you proud for that A in your test, when your handwriting is still so ugly.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Technically, it's trivial. You either use the range header, or do chunked encoding.
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by 7bit 1y ago
I think there's a lot of wishful thinking in your post. Alphabet is the 5th biggest and richest company in the world. From a capitalistic perspective, they made everything right and the point you bring are negligible.
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by 7bit 1y ago
It costs $200 dollar because you need probably 50 cents to cover it's costs, and because people are happy to pay 199.50 for the value it provides. Whether that value is worth the money is a different discussion, that is rarely held wit
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by 7bit 1y ago
No it hasn't. How can you make a statement so confident, when obviously you couldn't objectively know?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Passkeys don't replace all use-cases for TOTP
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by 7bit 1y ago
Are you serious?
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by 7bit 1y ago
PowerShell is just so good. The fact that it's a shell but I can use every output like a C# object is just terrific. No more awk or sed etc. lovely!
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by 7bit 1y ago
If you want Python to be like TypeScript, why don't you just write a typescript then?
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by 7bit 1y ago
So much fun.... It's so much much fun that LAN parties have gotten bigger and bigger in the past 25 years... Wait, or was it the other way around that this is exactly why people just play over the Internet with each other?
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by 7bit 1y ago
> "async" is a misnomer. What we call "async" is actually "chaotic async" or "time-optimized async" or "switchable async" and what we call "sync" is actually "ordered async
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by 7bit 1y ago
You obviously have no idea how much destruction it causes to the environment to get the uranium out of the earth. Maybe educate yourself before putting such nonsense into the world.
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by 7bit 1y ago
> "Why do you care about privacy if you have nothing to hide" For the same reason you close the door when you are pooping on the toilet. You know what you are doing there, I know what you are doing there, so leave the door open
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by 7bit 1y ago
> Although there are over 50 identifiable hereditary forms of cancer, less than 0.3% of the population are carriers of a cancer-related genetic mutation and these make up less than 3–10% of all cancer cases.[ Took me 5 seconds of researc
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by 7bit 1y ago
You can disable CSS in your browser. The fact that you even complain about this tells me that you didn't didable, yet you damned it to be removed. Pretty hypocritical of you.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Agree
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by 7bit 1y ago
I read your post, but I'm like, who cares?! The differences are negligible and I'm convinced the article creates a problem out of thin air, proposes a subjective solution with arguments originating in a personal preference.
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by 7bit 1y ago
What point?

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