GuestFAUniverse

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by GuestFAUniverse 6d ago
I agree in so far that plug-in charging shouldn't be an issue for most people. Yet I can see the advantages for someone with a disability. And what a lot don't seem to understand: at 11kW we aren't talking about high charging
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by GuestFAUniverse 6d ago
(I'm a former user of dropbox.) Good services make change explicit. Dropbox seems to have degraded into incompetence. Unable to provide good services.
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by GuestFAUniverse 6d ago
100% It's 2026 and they're handling IT like pariahs of the stone age. Even they grey beards of the 70s would have worked that out easily.
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by GuestFAUniverse 8d ago
Correction: the leftover ruins of a partially gold plated White House. /S
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by GuestFAUniverse 8d ago
And what is the gist of it? What have they learned from "entirely false"? Sounds more like a "the next gamble could work out" approach. Considering that it involves a lot of lives that not "ruthless", that&#x27
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by GuestFAUniverse 8d ago
Just look with whom they are partying with and invite to their inner circles normally reserved for family, relatives and _very close friends_. Baffling how voters fail to recognize.
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by GuestFAUniverse 10d ago
If they start again, they wasted 15y of not gaining more experience in that field. How will they grow the necessary _mature_ software? It takes decades for a filesystem to mature. Their system tools are a mixed bag: some things are outstand
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by GuestFAUniverse 10d ago
I don't understand the articles insistence that it could take years for a new type of association. Norway is a prime example for a country that is exactly that, isn't it?
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by GuestFAUniverse 13d ago
Use a dedicated, otherwise empty account for job interviews. Linux is multi-process, _multi-user_ since forever. No need to leave a password manager, online banking, andwhatnot accessible in the background during an interview. And yeah: sto
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by GuestFAUniverse 14d ago
Old guy. Other plans. Rebuy cheaply after crash. Buy another island. Buy another bunker (or mausoleum in his case). ... Does it matter?
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by GuestFAUniverse 15d ago
It's easy to blame the young generations. I noticed olders are more ignorant too: * Standing prolonged in the way during smalltalk? Even 60y+ seems to have lost the art of stepping aside as much as possible. * Stopping a crosswalks, es
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by GuestFAUniverse 16d ago
That's like promising someone his own money to give up any sane future decision. It's so bad, that even "payed in advance" or an escrow couldn't fix it.
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by GuestFAUniverse 18d ago
Could somebody please remove "google.com" as the source and attribute it properly to dw.com? That AMP mindset is braindead.
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by GuestFAUniverse 19d ago
Why does that company still exist? Just don't by anything from LG. It's easy.
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by GuestFAUniverse 22d ago
The most dangerous things for that child in that gated community, apart from its citizens, are the _three_ golf courses: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle... Yeah, sorry kid, play inside
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by GuestFAUniverse 22d ago
Impossible? Why? Think different, think AT&T.
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by GuestFAUniverse 25d ago
That name is horrible. Potify sounds like a toddler is learning to take a dump. And well, putting "fast" in front of it doesn't impress either in that case.
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by GuestFAUniverse 25d ago
It's all perverted. I grew up in a world that worked without it. Suddenly some perverts see it as a necessity.
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by GuestFAUniverse 29d ago
Google Dev are incompetent it seems. Had "highlights" for June and July in photos. Guess what is disabled in my account? I had to set two dates explicitly: one in the early past and one in the distant future -- now I seems to work
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
That website is an abomination. A few seconds after the start of the video a pop-up appears, while the video is still playing. Gosh! Will I ever read anything, or even enter my data, subscribe to anything due to this? Absolutely not! thedru
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
Context. At least ChatGPT assumes too much from former conversations (even in unrelated new questions). It always needs a briefing to forget certain assumptions. It rarely asks for clarification instead of assuming too much. So, it's a
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
Next: felony charging people who travel without phone (because they are afraid of US border controls in general), because that looks suspicious.
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
Just ask ChatGPT to list his publication sponsors. General Mills, Dairy farmers of Ontario, ... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S02615... " Sources of funding This study was su
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
Maybe having to take a dump more often is helpful? I wouldn't wonder if accumulated toxins get cleared on time if meals are taken more regular.
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
Our university has an AI portal where different models are offered (e.g. ChatGPT 5.5). They set a default system prompt which is full of the usual DEI buzzwords. The result is, that you sometimes don't get an answer at all. Albeit the
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
I love the fact that devs are still complaining that invoices are able to grow from $300 to $1000+ How can anyone use a platform where this is even an issue? Just because AWS is a failure in this regard, doesn't mean there aren't
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
What microplastic is in pure cotton? My best shirts lasted two decades. 100% cotton. Not mixed fabric or even elastan. How much water gets contaminated forever with microplastic due to the BS mixed fabric hype?
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
I've yet to meet someone with ADHD or ADHS that doesn't consume too much. Most children I know from kindergarden or school (as a parent) bragged about their gaming consoles, gaming mobiles and consumption of drinks full of sugar a
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
Oh come on... * Putting down the throttle of my first BEV was magic (a rented ID3 Pro rented, it's not even performing like mad, but RWD gets it done). I laughed manically and in tears until arriving at home. Even laid back acceleratio
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by GuestFAUniverse 1mo ago
Nope. The scientific community is eagerly waiting for prices to drop. Single 5090, single H100, a few 4090s, a few Blackwell PRO 6000... that's all there often is as dedicated devices for a faculty (apart from the oversubscribed bigger

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