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Are subs or dubs best for anime? In Germany this endless debate has been finally settled by the state. Next week they will rule on vim or emacs, then they promise to end the question of tabs vs spaces.
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1y ago
But at least we FINALLY have an AI Assistant in... WhatsApp??
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1y ago
So the lesson is that one must become ultra-normie in music taste before one becomes a founder? I'm waiting for the PG essay to explain this.
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1y ago
There is freedom of speech if you are a MP speaking in Parliament (Parliamentary privilege) but outside of there, things have been on a steady decline since the 1980s.
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1y ago
Craigslist
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1y ago
How does this explain Boris Johnson or Liz Truss?
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1y ago
It's so subtle you can't even tell! That's what you get when you commission with a blank cheque.
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1y ago
> HPE Also with one of the worst logos ever. Have you seen RECTANGLE? It encapsulates our venerable company in two dimensional space. It's at least honest - Three dimensions would imply we're solid, and four would imply that w
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"Last Train Home" was also used as outro music for the anime JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, S3, Stardust Crusaders.
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1y ago
Looks very good. I'm glad to see more things happening in SwiftUI - proper desktop apps are not gone yet!
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Same. Reminds me of following tutorials on oldos.org back in the day.
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I wonder whether this has been patched in that OpenNT 'fork' of the leaked NT4 source.
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1y ago
https://windows96.net/ - It's real!
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> the emptiness of trying to live for others Someone else was burned one too many times. It's fine and dandy until you notice a pattern: others who lack conscience will always work your convictions against you. Though the religion a
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Pirate Bay co-founder Carl Lundström has died
(independent.co.uk)
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Didn’t need to read that! I’ve often thought I will truly feel my age when they start calling the Xbox 360 ‘retro’. Not far off if we’re not already there.
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2y ago
Sssh, you weren’t meant to notice! We have a man on the inside.
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I live in a region of the UK where rhoticity is alive and well. It actually means I've an easier time understanding some words when Americans speak them, compared to the English. On the broader point I'd agree up until I notice th
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The modern protocols? Likely not, but it was absolutely possible back then: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_NetMeeting NetMeeting even used an open ITU protocol that could voice call other clients! The 90s were
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MSN messenger would fit in well under 2MB back in the day. As we go up, we go down.
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It's even served by FTP. Nice!
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Any problem can be solved with enough data munging.
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I can corroborate this. When I was using dating apps I kept a spreadsheet to track the response to like ratio, and indeed, the amount of women who liked me back in any given month was exactly 5% of those whom I liked. Much as I wish that ra
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truly we have lost teh lulz :(
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This is fantastic, actually. I love that this will let us create games in the late 90s FPS style but with all the niceties of modern hardware. Now if only I had any skill in 3d modelling...
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The visit was a few months afterwards, and he changed the air filters without comment. If it was still alive, or mutated into something ungodly, I would've known. Unless the mechanic is now host to something worse, and that's the
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Some thoughts are too complex for English. Three genders means they are always one step ahead of the French. Shunning Latin root words means you can be more efficient. German persists for good reasons.
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I did my part. Five years ago, while I was driving one of the blighters landed on my windscreen. I pushed the wiper lever to rinse, expecting it to swipe him away. Instead it beat him down to my air intake vent, and he was sucked into the A
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So you get a bit richer for less effort... but how do you think moderating legions of spam posts affects the lives of independent website owners, who just want to create communities around the things they love? Or indeed the users, who have
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Okay, but you know his actions are enabling more AI content and spam to proliferate? I hardly think he is making that much money just because legitimate users don't want to fill in a captcha.
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