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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
I can’t watch YouTube without an adblocker. On a surface level, I hate the ads. But, the main reason is the fact that I can’t stand how YouTube is fixated on trying to make you watch something else at all times. I need something to hide a
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
I am surprised at common it is for software engineers to not treat booleans properly. I can’t tell you how many times if seen ‘if(IsFoo(X) != false)’ It never used to bug me as a junior dev, but once a peer pointed this out it became imposs
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
I was willing to give Edge a chance years ago. I didn’t see a compelling enough reason to switch, so I stuck with Firefox. However, while troubleshooting some problems on a family member’s PC I got to see what a ‘default’/‘opt in to ev
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Microsoft will clarify the situation by offering “CoPilot One”.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
>”Or just have a police state. Problem solved.” The you can send the copper thieves to work in the copper mines. That’s killing two birds with one stone right there!
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
The company I work for was “coerced” into forcing more people back into the office due to pressure from the city and the local chamber of commerce. I say coerce, because there are absolutely people in middle and upper management who feel th
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
I remember a long time ago you’d click on a direct link and it would redirect you to the image’s page. Then, it would superimpose a cat paw beckoning the user to swipe and see other images. I recall people really hating that. Now the site c
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Modal windows are just popups reborn.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
The trouble with rejoining is that the rest of the EU won’t want to let them back in with all of the same privileges and opt-outs they were once afforded. I suspect the single greatest hurdle would be having to adopt the Euro. While many in
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
It’s almost as if these stories come in waves.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Well, the setting is for kilometers, so the metric is metric.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Isn’t it fascinating that life on Earth began and evolved in such a radically different chemical environment? What we consider inhospitable was actually the cradle of life itself.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
If they’re trying to measure skill, I can understand the rationale. The competition is more of a spectacle than an attempt at finding the most reliable and best tasting rib making process. Imagine a glassblowing competition where participan
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
>” But the people with this specific noose prop probably only had good intentions.” I never said they had good intentions. What I am saying is that that noose and gallows were obviously never intended to be used. The construction and dim
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Said noose was some poorly tied nylon rope affixed to a rinky-dink prop gallows on the front lawn. It was some protestor’s prop, and a really shoddy one at that. Most photos don’t convey the actual size of it, because they just focus on the
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
As a native English speaker, I am actually shocked that I didn’t notice the wants/once discrepancy until you mentioned it. My brain must have either autocorrected or it was in ‘phonetic mode?’ when I read it.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
This record will be finally be challenged when Nvidia releases the RTX 6090.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
>”PhD holding software engineers at the richest company in the world to figure out in 2025.” Let’s be honest, implementing this would be up to a bunch of offshore contractors because corporate can’t bring itself to pay software engineers
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
I suggest that any tax on multiple home purchases should scale, and be different depending on whether or not an individual or a corporation is doing the buying.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
The same for every species that has been domesticated. Corn, horses, dogs, even yeast. This even happens to species we don’t intend to practice “eugenics” on. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vavilovian_mimicry
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
It’s obviously not a free market. You have to bribe someone, which is by definition not free . /s
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Any breaking news that is urgent enough for an alert happens to also be something a friend would text me about. Case in point, the assassination attempt in Butler PA last year. No other “breaking news” has been relevant enough for me to r
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
If you want to get sappy, Bob would probably want you to paint your own version of the piece he made that feel like buying.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
I think NFTs have no credibility in the eyes of the public. Something akin to NFTs tracking real world ownership of physical things could work, but we already have that in the form of registries and deeds. Provenance is a solved problem,
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Left handedness is sinister.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
You’re going to see the most strongly worded letter in the history of human civilization.
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Surviving will be a miserable ordeal. That being said, all of my ancestors have survived every major calamity in the history of life on earth. The way I see it, I owe it to them to try surviving whatever comes next. A few select generatio
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
I have a mental barrier around giving prompts in natural English. Part of me feels like I should be giving precise information as if I were writing a SQL query or providing arguments to an executable. It is fascinating that you can give i
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
Russia has a nuclear triad. Unless all of their submarines were in port and taken out during the attack, there’d be no way to prevent them from losing all three delivery mechanisms simultaneously. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by BuyMyBitcoins 1y ago
> EDIT: hah, so can your second quote! ;) Even the wink emoticon includes a semicolon.

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