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HlessClaudesman
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Yeah I'm currently running Calibre, which works fine for my needs, but my gripe is that it takes up around 1gb of space on my tiny old system. Can someone please tell me the diskspace requirement for Foliate?
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A new law requires plant shops to stop selling poisonous plants. If people really want to grow these plants they will find a way. Nature still exists.
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Exactly. There is so much trash in my feed it has become a tedious chore to scroll through for any real content. Very little signal, not worth the noise. Not to mention embarrassing that a viewer of my feed would think that I am some sort o
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2y ago
I recently created a new account on Facebook with the single goal of seeing what was going on in my local community. Firstly their search /discover was pretty terrible. I am sure that local groups exist, but searching for keywords most
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2y ago
Where is the gas comming from?
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2y ago
YouTube Goes Flat, more than youn need to know about the inner-tube industry.
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Do they offer tangible benefits to justify the higher fees? That's the thing that gets me about all types of subscriptions / pay walls. You have my attention momentarially, make your best pitch as to why paying you is in my intere
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2y ago
How much of Tesla's downfall can be attributed to Elon's decision to build a clusterfuck clown truck?
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The alternative is VC / investors. They don't get their money back if your buisness fails, but you have given away much of your equity if you succeed. Generally a much better deal for first time founders.
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2y ago
Stretching a picture to fit in 2024, on an article about heuristics for dismissal.
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The scrolling on Android was horrible, much like being a teenager. Well done.
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I think you are the best person to judge your parnter's sleep health. CPAP has been a gamechanger for me, and my partner. It took two years to get it through the health system, (having a box duct-taped to me at the hospital for home sl
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The consequences of untreated sleep apnoea are very serious. I would urge you both to revisit this issue.
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OK so my next question is what can you do with a model loaded with Harry Potter Context? Answer Harry Potter Trivia at a superhuman level? Write the next Harry Potter adventure? Having used GPTs to do creative writing I can report that they
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Also, GDPR compliance is forcing companies to collect and store data they wouldn't have been collecting otherwise, such as to be compliant in regards to child safety you must find out which users are children. Data itself can be seen a
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I can't explain it. It feels like a pre-emptive fuck you from a few different companies towards the EU. I'm glad that Microsoft / OpenAI is confident enough to put out a global consumer facing gen AI offering. Maybe they rec
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Yeah it's fear of GDPR, which is kind of like a retroactive set of standards: "we'll know an infringement when we see it", type vibe. Which of course is kryptonite to innovation, and ultimatly will lead to a more fragmen
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She may not be aware that there is a problem. My understanding is that game / social media addiction is an attempt to not think about real life things, including acknowledging that so much time has been wasted staring into the black mi
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What is the going rate for a service that "organically" plays a track / album 1000 times? To misquote Bezos: Your silly policy is my buisness oppertunity.
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CSI: Code Shite Investigation
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Design software, games and lazyness. I have a linux running as my home server, so I have tried out various distros, currently using Mint Xfce.
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Not being able to customise my environment is a dealbreaker for me. I will be converting my day to day machine to Linux rather than being nagged into a user hostile OS upgrade. Clearly Microsoft has given up on powerusers, the people who no
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Scanning groceries is a non-problem, so the actual problem Amazon is trying to solve is: employing people. It's absolutely wild, yet unsurprising, that they tried to solve it by employing less well paid people. The Amazon future is mec
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Soon it will be fake AI law firms sending DMCA threats to fake AI posters to take fake AI content down before tgf fake AI end users see it. Then we can just pull the plug and go back to doing human stuff.
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This finding keeps coming up in social science research: being connected to people seems to increase longevity. Which begs the follow up question: what is the underlying mechanism(s) that causes this effect? Does social comparison promote s
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"AI" in this case is probably mostly Oct 6 cell phone locations. It is obvious that Israel has loosened their targeting requirements, this story points to their internal justifications. The first step in ending this conflict must
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YouTube was one of the jewels of the internet. Now that Google is furiously yanking it's teats, YouTube has become just another "fuck you, pay me" ad infested hellscape. Video distribution is ripe for disruption.
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My friend from Central America got upset when nearly everyone at a London party took turns to do coke in the bathroom. He told me a pretty harrowing story of how his family had had their lives ruined by drug gangs. A colleague of mine was o
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And imagine if every nation pumped their shit straight into the ocean? Poor old UK bosses would have no clean beaches to fly to.
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