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ASalazarMX
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ASalazarMX
1mo ago
What's even crazier is that companies doing this have a full team of lawyers, they know it won't hold up in court, but they also know there are no consequences for deliberately put things there that won't hold up in court. A
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> It’s clearly unreasonable to assume that LG can know and procure consent from everyone you choose to allow into your living room. If only they had a big interface to ask the user to push [AGREE] to consent to be spied upon. I would cal
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1mo ago
You're working on a very simplistic definition of harm, if not bleeding means not hurt. Almost toddler-like level.
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1mo ago
They do hurt people. Whoever says they don't just hasn't had the appropriate words thrown their way.
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1mo ago
I see it as the kid that falls and gets up because kids are made of rubber, but if the parents are watching and become alarmed, it gets scared, cries, gets cuddled, and adopts the pattern. Resiliency is not about being stoic and bottling em
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1mo ago
It's more cultural colonization than syncretism. For example, America was culturally colonized by forcibly converting its inhabitants to Catholicism. Their temples were destroyed, the stones used to build churches, and while celebratio
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2mo ago
I think they meant Israel keeps changing their borders by taking other countries' territories by force.
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2mo ago
Why not call it a containerized driver?
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On the bright side, I hope LLMs erode IP copyright so much we can have a cultural renaissance. China is always put as a horrible piracy heaven, but it is precisely their disregard of IP that got them where they are today. The exhorbitant co
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2mo ago
> I had a frozen linux server that ran out of RAM yesterday This has so many variables that it's practically useless as a data point. We have a few Ubuntu VMs running complex business web applications and their Postgres database on
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2mo ago
I'm ashamed to daily run Ubuntu at home with Chrome (a dozen tabs), Firefox (literally hundreds of tabs, but only a few active), Thunderbird, RSSGuard, whatever I'm currently working with, and sometimes Steam and a AAA game on top
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2mo ago
Of the sugar you've just added. Onion caramelization is a complex process, a prime example of the Maillard reaction. It involves several chains of chemical transformations, while the added sugar is only a step away from caramel. https
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2mo ago
I was surprised my house got me so up. It's not a big house by my country's standards, although it would be immense somewhere like Amsterdam. Still, practically all our energy comes from solar panels, I expected its impact to be b
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2mo ago
English link, because the site defaults to Dutch, and I'm not sure if I want to "Ik wil geen cookies" or not before selecting English. https://myhiddenimpact.com/en
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2mo ago
Facebook does this heavily. People discussing the strategy to beat a Fallout boss get sent to Facebook jail for writing "gun", "shot","kill", etc., so the self-censoring is now in the rules of most Fallout gami
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2mo ago
IMO this boils down to big platforms being pressured to moderate, because some horrible things are shared there, and the cheapest moderation is blindly flagging words. People discussing things like games get warned/banned/shadowba
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2mo ago
What a quaint 20th century atavism. These days we "move fast and break things". /s
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And you can take a shower in one minute, but it won't be a good one. Proper onion caramelization takes up to 45 minutes, if you want its deep flavors and aromas. Anything faster means cutting corners, and some chefs will even save time
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2mo ago
Obviously I didn't mean it as her asking for permission, but as him not questioning her if she wants to go the Google route. People will make sacrifices for their significant others if they think that'll make them happier, out of
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2mo ago
I think they'd intend to consume content, not to interact with it, but commenting here discredits my interpretation. Anyway, isolation and solitude seem lovely until you get appendicitis.
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2mo ago
Black is also a last name, so the uppercase is not a great distinction. It's more likely about calling black people African-$DEMONYM. Black people have no problem calling themselves negros in Mexico, but this is so horrible to American
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2mo ago
I think you should let your wife use Google, as it doesn't seem she's very invested in your degoogling.
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Grandparents used to have this. The outer surface of the pot is detectably moist, but not by much, the water level wasnt noticeably lower by the end of the day, I'd say much less than a single cup. Their climate was very dry, crack-you
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It sparks joy that you are so passionate about game difficulty, and that you have a way to enjoy that. I'm at the point where I'm leaving games that feel like a second job. The most interesting games for me are the ones that feel
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I'd say that's a scam, not an argument for the usefulness of NFTs. My counterargument is that most NFTs made people lose money instead of buying them houses or oil fields. I'd bet that most stories of NFTs translating to mate
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I don't care about doctrines, I'm only in favor that politicians let birth rates naturally decline as people try to give better lives to fewer kids, and themselves. My grandparents had a dozen kids, my parents had three, I had zer
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The problem is multifaceted, because we not only aren't told the truth, we are told lies that make things even worse, and people seem to like those. For example, overpopulation has been a concern for many decades, yet politicians that
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"Honey, I want to buy a gamer PC. This one is too slow to block Facebook ads."
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They showed the scientists who are the real bottom feeders.
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"Weird, this always worked in GTA V..."
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