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Grimeton
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Grimeton
2mo ago
Newer finds have a -delete option. Dunno if that's standard or some GNU addition, but it's there.
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2mo ago
Sounds like a rendering problem to me. In the end Word & co are nothing else like fancy browsers rendering the file's contents. As we all know from the early days of the Interwebz, each engine renders it differently...
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3mo ago
It's not VW. It's Google doing this in the end.
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7mo ago
At the beginning of 2010s Germany boosted a battery plant with 10 billion euros. Three years later the car manufacturers sold the plant to China for another 10 billion...
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7mo ago
The whole text is AI slop.
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7mo ago
They could just issue a x509 cert with an above 18 attribute and nothing else. You're not 18 yet? No Problem we just give you two certs with different valid from/to ranges that overlap and don't give away your birthday. Probl
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7mo ago
And the useless use of statistics award goes to...
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7mo ago
The Soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKXu_eL3IhE
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1y ago
Imagine the possibilities: PS C:\> mkdir x Directory: C:\ Mode LastWriteTime Length Name ---- ------------- ------ ---- d---- 23.08.2025 21:43
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1y ago
Because everybody is fighting over legal/illegal tuning: When you just change your software and you gain 50bhp that DOES NOT make your car faster. The gears still have the same ratio and the maximum speed doesn't change because th
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1y ago
THIS. The idea that those engines don't differ is an urban myth that exists at least since the mid 1990s and the first TDIs. Of course they differ in more than one way and using the higher configuration can easily destroy them.
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1y ago
There are ways to get rid of all the nonsense by uninstalling it via Powershell or by blocking it via GPO/Registry. But the main issue here is that Microsoft changes the settings every now and then and all of a sudden, something that y
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1y ago
Ignore it.
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1y ago
> But in this case we still don't know who is wrong. This is the original letter https://medium.com/@yifanxing/my-experience-with-sexual-hara ... and it was not shown false. All that the courts said was "no
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1y ago
There are no objects in bash. There are indexed and associative arrays and both can be iterated over like so: for value in "${SOMEARRAY[@]}"; do echo "${value}" done or with the help of the keys: for key
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1y ago
You can just do trap 'caller 1' ERR should do the same thing. Also you should set "errtrace" (-E) and possibly "nounset" (-u) and "pipefail".
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1y ago
They force more and more AI into everything so that AI can continue to learn. Also the requests aren't answered locally. Your data is forwarded to the AI's DC, processed and the answer returned. You can be absolutely certain that
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1y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/
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1y ago
I never said they monitor you in 3rd party apps. Don't put words into my mouth. https://www.apple.com/privacy/labels/
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1y ago
Because Apple blocks everybody else from spying on you but Apple themselves are still perfectly spying on you. And not just that, by disallowing all other apps to get their hands on your data you even tell Apple which data it can sell for a
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1y ago
- becomes open source under MS control - three years later it's left in the hands of the powerful community that was built around it with MS help - MS doesn't have to provide support and it's not their problem anymore
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1y ago
When they sell you another way to spy on you as a feature, like they always did... And the title is misleading. It reads like they open source the AI.
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2y ago
I think you're mistaking the Windows Subsystems for "virtualization". Windows has/had tons of subsystems beside the today well known WSL. There were MSFU, NTVDM (Dos) or even OS/2 subsystems. As Windows NT is based
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2y ago
Biggest issue with this: No button to turn it off.
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2y ago
It's gonna blow over. Like everything in life. Don't worry.
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2y ago
- Browser installed - First start. - Requires me to make account. Cannot be used w/o. No prior warning on homepage. - Uninstalled.
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2y ago
:-D https://imgur.com/a/dB1tsJ1
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2y ago
Then I employ the white guy. I'm running a company, creating a product, not changing the school system of my country.
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2y ago
Depencies within the project didn't refer to third party libraries, but to the knowledge how changes in function A or structure B affect the rest of the software. Changes to code can seem to have zero side effects and three months down
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2y ago
On the one side: Yes, truer words have never been spoken. You want a new feature added? Want to talk about how the project should change directions? Want to impose new rules? Do a little power play? Yeah, start working on the project, imple
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