Krasnol

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by Krasnol 1y ago
Sure you should be suspicious. You should always be suspicious. Especially if it's free. And you can do something to calm your suspicions. Like checking out Signlas Open Source code.
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by Krasnol 1y ago
The main storyline looks negligible compared to the work Andor has done for it. The first Star Wars movie is basically the story of the final part of the information's journey. It only gained depth with Andor and Rogue One.
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by Krasnol 1y ago
> Most people don't want to read an article on travel advice when AI gives us much better and specific advice, with references, when we want it. They may not want that now, they might want it back if they get used to the google AI e
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by Krasnol 1y ago
It's not "Russia's influence", It's the influence of a few but very rich Russian individuals.
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by Krasnol 1y ago
> I often wonder why Microsoft doesn’t go full-apple on its hardware and software. One of the reasons they're still much more prevalent than Apple is because they don't.
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by Krasnol 1y ago
> - das Piña Colada Been living here for 35 years, and I'd have said "die Piña Colada".
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by Krasnol 1y ago
> “New World Screwworm: The Threat Returns.” I love this. The whole country is like movie theme parks patched together seamlessly. I wonder how the king will frame this.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Is there a person on this planet where an unexpected hospital visit could not happen?
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by Krasnol 2y ago
What Android version do you use where it doesn't happen`?
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I don't know what conspiracy you try to construct here, but it doesn't make sense. The new government would love to have a study which says that it didn't help, so they can cut it. They'd still want to cut it and it alre
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by Krasnol 2y ago
This is your answer? "Read the books on economics"? As if it would be some kind of scientific guideline? Seriously? This is your answer while simultaneously looking at the world RIGHT NOW? A quick catch up for you: those books did
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> Ask Nigerians how they feel about the fact they can’t interact with most western institutions due to the actions of their worst neighbors. How about you ask Nigerians how they are besides this topic? You think everything is good in Nig
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Why are you repeating what I wrote? Calling Globalization "colonial acts" is a nice touch, though. Thanks.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
It is good to hear that it is coming from countries which has been played by the Western World on the globalization front. Then ripping off those who profited from their low status and relevance on the world market gives it a nice Robin Hoo
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by Krasnol 2y ago
You think that matters for them if they have each other and hordes of bootlickers?
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by Krasnol 2y ago
The sad thing is that they're being respected for that in their circles. There is no need for shame. They're proud of themselves. They don't talk to people who feel the cringe, and I guess them subconsciously knowing is a rea
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I love the Signal Home Assistant Add-On. Now home assistant delivers all messages. I use it for RSS news, device notifications, debugging,... This so good, I'm afraid it might go away. https://www.home-assistant.io/in
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I'd guess it's because we don't want to have another human. We want something better. Therefore, the expectations on the learning process are way beyond what humans do. I guess some are expecting some magic word (formula) whi
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Make it an .exe file and storm the world's offices.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I, too, think that they did and underestimated Zelenskyy. Trump would love to sell his deal. Now he just embarrassed himself and his nation again.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
National debt is not like credit card dept...at all. There is nobody coming to get your car if you don't pay up. My god...this is such a common misunderstanding, they should use a different word already...
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by Krasnol 2y ago
The missing scrollbar is infuriating.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
No. Making a stand would be to threaten to leave and watch all those influential iPhone users scramble to get this law rolled back. Everything else is marketing and cowardice.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Yes, imagine the outrage in the rich and influential in the UK if Apple would seriously threaten to leave the country about this. They would cause the law to be fixed which would help everybody. But instead. They run away. Selling this as &
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I don't think we both have the same concept of "making a stand". Yes, it would have been the nuclear option, but this is Apple. Probably most of the most influential people in the UK have an Apple phone. Just saying that you
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Well, sure it could be worse. Doesn't make that one good, though.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
Making a stand would be leaving UK (UK is not in the EU) altogether. This is almost as bad as building a backdoor. This is leaving your customer in the rain. Fortunately for Apple, most of them won't even know or realize it.
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by Krasnol 2y ago
It's always hilarious to see how far people here are ready to go to twist some bad Apple news into something which might be considered good. I mean seriously. Apple making a stand? What stand? They are ripping security out of their cus
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by Krasnol 2y ago
> Designed with usability in mind Create complex OCR workflows through the UI without the need of interacting with code or command line interfaces. [...] https://www.ocr4all.org/guide/setup-guide/windows ------
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by Krasnol 2y ago
I wouldn't have posted that if their solution/workaround had been the post. This post, though...pure ad.

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