Intermernet

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by Intermernet 7mo ago
I would have thought that in the days of containers, we'd have better tooling around this. Sounds like a goldmine for vuln research!
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
That factoid has the ingredients for an awesome conspiracy theory ;-)
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Agree. I recommended Stremio to a friend on an iPhone and it turns out it has to be "side loaded". My response is "so you can't install it?"
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
I believe the actual quote is: "Show me your flowchart and conceal your tables, and I shall continue to be mystified. Show me your tables, and I won't usually need your flowchart; it'll be obvious." -- Fred Brooks, The M
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Beef tastes less like salted beef without salt. Saying anything else is literally wrong.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
That is just wrong. I'm not sure what to say. You don't really need salt in many things. Don't get me wrong, I like salt, but things can taste amazing without it.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
You can make an awesome burger pattie with beef, onion, garlic, a touch of finely chopped jalapeno and some herbs and spices etc. You don't need to add salt.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
When I was 18 I got called up for jury duty along with someone with the same name and age. It was confusing. They started referring to us by the suburb we lived in. Luckily both of us got passed over.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Inflation and unemployment are seen as results of demand. They're both regarded as effects. One isn't the cause of the other. At least in most economic theory... Which is possibly not the best theory to put much weight in, conside
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
That's because your managers aren't that good. If they were they'd be extolling ontological kerygmas like they were the synergistic forward path of the gestalt. Jeez man, you should probably get a new job if your managers are
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
That doesn't explain why the protocol matters. Surely for equivalent responses, you need to send equivalent payloads. You shouldn't be able to hack this from the client side.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
I may be showing my ignorance here, but wouldn't the ideal situation be for the service to use the same number of tokens no matter what client sent the query? If the service is using more tokens to produce the same output from the same
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
I just watched "Good luck, Have fun, Don't die" and I'll put it up as an example of an original story. Definitely of the gestalt, but original.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Cuba is next
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
There was no urgency in the invasion of Iran. It was done partly because Israel wanted it, and partly as a convenient distraction. Nothing material had changed from the last decade. The US embassy was given instructions to get people out of
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
The rich use credit cards because of the added rewards, not because they need credit.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Australia has fairly short fixed term mortgages. There are people who are barely recovering from covid effects on the interest rates. There are many who lost everything. Another bout of "high interest rates are a blunt instrument"
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
I seriously hope your comment is missing a /s tag!
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
As someone who has done physical work at the sites of Australian diesel reserves, they aren't designed to last that long. I do still feel we're better off than most. We can actually offset the price of fuel by reducing the governm
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
No, we need to move forward into the retrospective.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Yes, but have you decoded the ontological kerygma of the gestalt. No point synergizing paradigms unless you've got the kerygma sorted.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
One of the main arguments against flock is their abysmal security, lack of transparency, and flagrant dishonesty. If they solved these problems then we can have a discussion about the cameras themselves. I personally would have less of a pr
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Flock provide more than just ALPRs. They also have systems that track people. It actually annoys me that people focus purely on the ALPRs when the other cameras are arguably much worse.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Have a sharps disposal container, wear gloves, avoid the pointy bit, sanitise regularly.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
Thanks mate, glad I'm not alone doing this. When my brother and I were young, my parents used to pay us 5 cents for every piece of rubbish we picked up on bushwalks. We got a few dollars to buy the things they would have invariably bou
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
You, your wife and your daughter sound like wonderful humans, and I wish you all nothing but the best.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
That really just increases the processing power required to automate it. VM running Chrome to a virtual frame buffer, point agent at frame buffer, automate session. It's clunky, but probably not that much more memory intensive than cur
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
YouTube Red was released over a decade ago. I haven't watched ads on YouTube for about that long.
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
The Israeli government has been dehumanising the Gazan population in rhetoric for decades. Claiming that no one would deny their suffering is straight up false. It's not a technicality, it's a deliberate technique. It's one o
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by Intermernet 7mo ago
"Nobody serious disputes that Gazan civilians are suffering enormously." This is blatantly untrue. There are people who are saying there's no such thing as a "Gazan civilian".

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