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Thank you for listing these!
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I feed my neighborhood crews peanuts pretty regularly, they know me and my girlfriend and are quick to show up in the morning when we have the bag of peanuts. Its fun
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I won't touch VR/AR until the technology progresses to the point where its nealry indistinguishable from regular sunglasses/eye-glasses. I have yet to use any VR device that made me want to purchase it, its all felt insanely
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Yeah, I was put off immediately when I clicked the link and got presented with a sign-in screen. I was expecting a homepage Edit: Homepage link https://drymerge.com/
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Was the frame damaged before? I have ridden 4k miles on my carbon road bike and I've never felt like it was going to fall apart. I ride road/street almost exclusively, and the Bay Area roads don't do my bike any favors
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3y ago
I'll have to check this out
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3y ago
It is pretty simple. You should not let a geopolitical rival unfettered access to your populations data. There is a reason China has banned all US tech companies, why should the U.S. allow Bytedance to push algorithms that effect 1/3rd
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3y ago
Yeah, I remember that a few years ago there was talk of forcing a sale to Oracle. Not sure why that fell through, but that action seems like its the most likely outcome.
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This is why it made me upset to see this Doctor on TikTok telling people unless you have Diabetes, you don't need a glucose monitor and making fun of people who had one. Where is the harm in getting data on how your own body deals with
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Does this relate to HITRUST as well? I know the pain of those audits as I worked for healthcare companies that had them and a lot of the rules are similar.
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This brought back a memory of going to the mall as a young kid (late 90s) and seeing those toy helicopters everywhere!
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Its my biggest gripe with the New Yorker, their articles are incredibly long winded and meandering at times.
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3y ago
You could add another ssd and have that be a linux distro. Its not a partition per se, since the whole drive is dedicated to it. I have that on my PC and I like it a lot
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My sister is similar, she has fibromyalgia and now she has another condition which no one in my family quite knows, and neither do the doctors. It hasn't been 30 years for me, but I do hope that some doctor can figure it out.
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I worked with my uncles law firm and know that the process for getting medical records is a huge pain. Back then I never understood why there couldn't be some better system for getting medical records between authorized parties. Growin
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Paper work no, but last week she was being told two different things from two different doctors. None of them talked to each other/between each other and she had to physically drive from one office to another to get her own medical rec
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3y ago
I think the people who automatically had a negative view of AI didn't think it through, when ChatGPT came out in Nov 2022, the realization was that something like this tutor friendly AI would be on the horizon. Personally, I am looking
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3y ago
I really want to lift a stone now
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3y ago
U.K. & France both have Nuclear Weapons
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How is the FCC going to know I jammed my neighbors wifi? This is a serious question, you can practically run any red light you want where I live without any repercussions. Is there an FCC overlord watching these signals?
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3y ago
That book was intriguing, it made less and less sense to me the more it continued. I should give it another read
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AMD had Jim Keller join them, that should have been a wake up call for Intel.
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Did you purposefully ignore the line right after the one you quoted? "The agency is affiliated with Roscosmos, Russia's space agency, and it supports sectors such as the military, civil aviation, agriculture, and maritime."
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How does it ride over large waves
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now imagine you decided to do the maximum amount of harm to your fellow humans. You could do a lot of damage
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When I was responsible for resolving vulns in my previous companies' docker images, in many cases upgrading the libraries was enough to resolve the vuln. My role, and others like me, need to get that critical vuln number down. Meaning
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I think OpenBSD folks and non-OpenBSD folks have a different meaning of the word effortless. Glad guides like this exist, however this shows me that I am really not cut out for running an OpenBSD desktop (I did try it, and my internet brows
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I'm more interested in the custom linux distro part, was it hard to setup? I used to dabble a lot with Linux and its how I got my career in tech actually. Closest I got to something like that was a gentoo distro, although I think I mes
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This reminds me, I lost my flipper zero and need to find it
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I have an Oris Aquis Date that I purchased for myself a few months ago, I love looking at the flywheel movement and hearing the tick when I put it up to my ear.
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