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3y ago
Interactive media?
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It also has a chain of fried chicken shops called lickin' chicken, that has a kids meal called lickin' kids lol
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Lego Is a Company Haunted by Its Own Plastic
(wired.co.uk)
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Another example of the imprecise nature of the English language: when does afternoon become evening and evening become night? Also how you can legitimately say both "I was up at two this morning" and "I was up until two last
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From Starstruck to The Bear: why are text messages on TV so impossible to read?
(theguardian.com)
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There is one potential way it may be getting used which would probably be legal. Years ago, before smart phones became ubiquitous, I worked for a company that had a contract to provide kiosks containing travel planning software to bus and r
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You can turn that behaviour off though [0]. I would agree that it should be off by default instead of on by default - but they don't completely ignore the setting if you don't want them to. [0] https://support.microsoft
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It's also got "Irish" but not "Scottish" or "English". Very odd.
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AI Company Releases Deepfakes into the Wild. Can It Control Them?
(wired.co.uk)
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I think a large majority of the "non technical" population would have no clue how to sideload apps, or even that it was possible, and that the more likely result of WhatsApp being withdrawn from the UK would be massive screaming f
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3y ago
It's not something I ever do, but I imagine the answer to your question is that you can easily search for a particular tab when they are all in one window, but it would become a big chore if you had to switch between multiple windows a
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I have the following bookmarklet saved. When I hit a paywall that can't be defeated by readerview I use this: "javascript:window.open('://archive.is/'+window.location.href.replace(window.location.search,&#
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Just a heads up. I could be wrong, but I believe you meant to say "encourage kids" instead of "enrage kids" lol. I was a bit confused until I worked it out.
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3y ago
Burying a structure under tons of earth when it contains a number of human beings tends to be politically unviable.
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Ah, okay. Cheers for the reply.
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3y ago
Just out of interest: any reason you're not using the SQL server service broker?
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The virtual world in Ready Player One was also owned by a single company; so your point is?
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I worked in a small software development team within a large engineering (not software) company for quite a long time. We had an occasional change of manager, and I always remember one manager coming in; in his introductory meeting he said
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Very interesting. Thanks.
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Why You Can’t Hear TV Dialogue
(indiewire.com)
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Quite a lot of folk etymology tries to, incorrectly, assign nautical origins to common words and phrases. I used to read a column by an etymologist that jokingly referred to this using the term CANOE - the Committee to Assign a Nautical Ori
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4y ago
Interesting. Thanks. I think the following was particularly pertinent: > Indeed it’s hard to imagine that people who survived the second world war eating chestnuts, as my grandfather did, would be concerned about using pork jowl instead
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Movie theaters are pretty much ad supported aren't they. From what I hear the payment we make doesn't cover the cost of the film, which is why you get about half an hour of ads and trailers before the film starts.
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The excuse being used here is the prevention of child pornography. The bill being proposed puts the onus on tech companies to scan all messages going through their systems for evidence of child pornography. Obviously, E2E messages cannot be
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Signal said they may have to pull out of the UK if the bill is enacted as well. This would be a major setback for communications here. We'd basically have to go back to SMS/MMS and email as far as I can tell. I don't know thi
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What Happens When You Become Viral Content Without Your Consent?
(buzzfeednews.com)
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Are you getting confused between C and C++ (or C#)? Apart from Java being based on C syntax it otherwise bears very little relation to C.
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I'd call that prudence rather than lack of courage lol
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When I was in junior school, many years ago, we had a head teacher that none of us liked called Mrs Wildee (not sure if that was the correct spelling). We called her "the Wildebeast", but we were prudent enough not to call her tha
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The Streaming Wars Have Entered Their Chaos Era
(time.com)
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