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3mo ago
The platform from which they launch their activities may be shared though.
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3mo ago
The good ones probably can't help but do some amount of thinking. I'd probably consider thata good thing, almost to the extent that I would hire a thinker over the alternative.
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3mo ago
The amount of work required, post installation, to make Windows usable, is one of the things that pushed me towards Linux on the desktop. I used to do a few of the regular tweaks decades ago to squeeze out the maximum frame rate of Quake, e
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4mo ago
This is one of the 'killer apps' of AI. My workplace has a number of multi-hundred page "User Guide" documents that are an absolute chore to read through for anything actually useful to the scenario-of-the-moment because
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4mo ago
Disclaimer: this works for my very small number of personal services that I run. I have no idea how this would (or probably wouldn't) scale at all. Also, the methodology I describe below is based on what I'm able to do technically
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4mo ago
This is definitely an issue, where data centre addresses are, by default, second class citizens or even persona non grata. The problem is that this reputation has been, unfortunately, well-earned. There's no easy answer here. The ephem
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4mo ago
> There are ways to tell the difference — the bots usually do not fetch images or CSS, for example — but, by the time that determination is made, the address in question will not be used again. Blocking the address at that point is just
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4mo ago
Such is the state of politics worldwide?
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4mo ago
Old Reddit now seems to require login to read. Further down the drain we go.
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4mo ago
1,497 one-kilogram bags of sugar. Much better!
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4mo ago
https://archive.is/Zl1Zy Disclaimer: archive.is may participate in (D)DoS-ing of those with whom they disagree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today#Attack_on_Gyrova...
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4mo ago
No Tylenol for y'all, but I'll shout the whole bar another round of PFAS! > They have been linked to cancer, birth defects, decreased immunity, high cholesterol, kidney disease and a range of other serious health problems. They
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4mo ago
Algae
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4mo ago
Does Anubis still work? (against this?)
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4mo ago
Handy. I've been (very loosely) trying to get AI to generate diagrams for a while, and even Copilot can't get Visio's file format correct enough to allow Visio to open it successfully. This is a nice clean interface I can jus
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4mo ago
Dua Lipa opens a library, in Portugal, for banned and censored books. Two of my favorite examples of grammatical importance: https://youtu.be/QMF5-0wfs1I https://youtu.be/5yuL6PcgSgM Seriously though, good
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4mo ago
Not according to Verizon's Internet Security Policy.
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4mo ago
Not for a cheapish device that is suitable for my parents that I'd be happy to administer. No need for a Tundra when an electric scooter does the job.
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4mo ago
My home setup is pretty much as per your description, but for someone like my parents, this does it all in a single device that uses far less power. I've recently been setting up a GL.iNet Marble for my folks, with Adguard and some oth
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4mo ago
It costs about a fifth as much as I just found out. Turris also specifies 'based on' OpenWRT, rather than straight OpenWRT. In reality there may not be much of a difference, until if/when Turris no longer exists.
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4mo ago
I'll ask Andrew Ingram how he does it next time I see him.
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4mo ago
How do you find out if Tick has been approved? Is that a recursion project?
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4mo ago
You sound like team Axolotl, be more like Remora.
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4mo ago
My girlfriend does not throw rugs!
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4mo ago
Yep, I've always thought they were f5g s4d. Although that would make a cool number plate. Someone called Kate should get k8s c4r as her number plate. It would be an accurate description and also s4dly confusing. If you don't under
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4mo ago
You need a product for that? Maybe just stop playing Russian roulette?
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4mo ago
"When will then be now?" I'm looking forward to Spaceballs 2 with some trepidation.
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4mo ago
> It's such a straightforward case of something that would not exist without YouTube's monetization system I find this to be very insightful. I said above that Youtube itself created a generation that expects free videos, but
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4mo ago
> Seems like the only explanation. Youtube itself is responsible for an entire generation expecting the videos to be free. The monetisation and injection of advertising into roughly-everything is only a relatively recent development. Fre
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4mo ago
Whilst I appreciate the commitment to their values, I wonder where they stand on the 'safety' of their users as it relates to the Android Developer Verification update (currently top of HN, here: https://news.ycombinato
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