KETHERCORTEX

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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> Internet Archive can never exist in the EU British Library archives every publication, print and digital (including websites and social media posts), made in UK. They started to do this before exiting EU. They don't just do it, bu
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> I've been using the Google widget when you search "speedtest" Google doesn't show me this widget, but the speed test on Google Fiber's website is just a frontend for Ookla's Speedtest I mentioned. So I sus
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
[2022-08-09]: Head of so-called Donetsk People's Republic (and former Ponzi scheme CEO) Denis Pushilin declared on live tv (Соловьёв Live) that he expects the arrival of the first brigades of North Korean workers soon. He also said th
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
Simplest way to do this: good speed on Speedtest, rubbish everywhere else. Also, by default Speedtest tests the connection from you to the nearest testing node. A lot of times it's the one hosted by your ISP, so the measured speed is t
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
I suspect it's because the people, who want more control over the usage of the services they use, usually see Android as a system that allows higher degree of that control. And because of that, iOS may simply have less people who is in
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
I don't know why you included "intelligent". Life doesn't require thinking. > digital 'computers' that can replicate themselves By this definition we are just a few RepRap 3d printer revisions away from crea
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> But this conversation was about hypothetical life in forms that we haven't yet discovered That's why I mentioned silicon.
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> And just because life on earth is fragile, it doesn’t mean all forms of life have to be. When it comes to life made out of molecules, there aren't that many viable options for "base components". For example, carbon based
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
While archive.org still exists.
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> A deb a snap and a flatpack. You gave up one package system too early. I managed to get the Python 2 plugins working with AppImage bundle someone linked to on some forum.
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
Probably yes. In case of modern Xbox backwards compatibility with 360 and original, it works more or less this way.
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
Does https://www.midjourney.com/app/ work better than interacting with Discord chat?
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
Last time I checked, they had a website where you can access your generated content. You should just log in with your Discord account.
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> so i cannot use my banking app because i am on a vpn? nice Bank's goal is to prevent access by people other than account owner. When it comes to the VPN usage, there are a few risk factors: - Concealment of connection. Malicious
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
You are saying it like skills aren't contained in that physical body.
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> Unfortunately, if they get popular vendors will figure out a way to detect and refuse. Most likely it's not going to happen. While the card is virtual, payments are done with real money. Risking to lose a customer with real money
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
It doesn't sound as a security since the profits, dividents or any monetary value tied to these NFTs aren't mentioned. They were just selling a feature on their website (ability to use an image in some way) with blockchain used as
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
Russian state media openly publishes articles that Ukraine should cease to exist, and Ukrainians should be erased as a nation with the descriptions of eradication of all the Ukrainian government supporters (almost everyone according to them
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
> What would be the incentive to pump out garbage? It made me remember about the guy who, for a few years, edited Wikipedia in Scottish without actually knowing the language. Absence of monetary incentive doesn't necessarily lead to
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
Floating point numbers don't represent all possible values, just a subset of values representable by a number of bits used. Therefore, in some cases it's reasonable to treat floating point numbers not as "exact point on a num
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by KETHERCORTEX 3y ago
It gets repetitive and predictable pretty quickly.
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The "output" of our brains is largely dependent on "input". Therefore, tumble dryer should produce less interesting results than a well crafted audiovisual work.
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by KETHERCORTEX 5y ago
As far as I understood, according to soared's comment, a lot of advertising campaigns will _start again_ in 2041.