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Facebook is pretty dogshit at it. I have 2 fake accounts, one is named, in translation, Secret Dontknow, the other got hacked at some point and after recovering it it had a nice fake attractive asian woman persona on it. I just changed the
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Big education is worse than big tech. At least we only add ads to your TV and car instead of straight up yoinking it. /s
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Choose your evil: Elect a dynasty to rule forever Limit voting rights of group X,Y and Z to get "better" votes Remain with the rule of the majority system Elect ChatGPT to rule forever with a "be nice pls" prompt
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Essentially, young people want change, old people want stability. The right in the US has been advertising in the direction of change so it's liked for it. Especially by young people doomscrolling about "property prices now vs bef
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Unless you get lazy like me and start committing only out of shame once the modified file count reaches close to triple digits or prior to doing very sketchy changes.
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The downvotes on all tesla threads recently are abyssmal. God forbid someone mentions vandalising someone's property isn't likely to make them join your cause.
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2y ago
You can store it in paper with your other important documents. It's not unstealable but if someone nicks your document folders you're spending two weeks redoing/reissuing everything anyway.
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2y ago
I use migadu with thunderbird. Can't complain. Cheap and does what I need it to. https://www.migadu.com/index.html
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Fart detector
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There are a lot of reasons. Driving, working (mute, tell it to do something, unmute -> you've done something without getting up on camera), dirty hands, too comfy to get up and switch the lights off, etc. It's also probably gre
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Didn't know that, thanks. Then speakers are actually a pretty big data source. I bet most people don't assume their speakers can be listening. I wonder if you can get internet connection over bluetooth aux or what'd be the be
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Use the speakers as a microphone! WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY!
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Getting scammed on Runescape should be part of the school curriculum.
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Tbh this seems to be implementing a demo of something he had complete understanding of prior. Yeah, he was at Google at the time ( https://norvig.com/resume.html ) so he was probably involved in the original development of th
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You get skill issued, you get auschwitzed
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I still need mouse gestures in all browsers and extensions are still in comparison hot garbage at it.
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That's true but the general populace does not care enough unless you commit a PR suicide which is difficult when your company PR isn't bound to a single person. Most people don't even know who the CEO of Google is so even if
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I'm missing your point at the moment but likely Ford due to parts/service center access if they're equal. Depending on how slightly better it is and whether I plan to keep it long term to where I might need to get things on i
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To reinforce this, I'm a stingy bastard but I'd give them 5$ a month if I could donate them to the browser development itself since it's the program I use the most.
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He's right though. The way to get clients long term is to have a better product. Competing in marketing against Google is a terrible idea considering their main business. Firefox should just be a better, more user friendly product beca
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To be honest you don't need to know the lower level things. It's just removing the need to remember the occasional boilerplate. If I need to parse a file I can just chuck it a couple lines, ask it to do it with a recommended libra
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The carrot isn't necessarily stress because you do it because you want to, not because you have to. Without shortish term goals work is often just a chore you do to survive and so your parents don't nag you. Maybe so you can own a
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Excluding the freedom, definition, etc aspect: Cars are a very big carrot for hard work. They are the modern status symbol and toy which is available for entry to all budgets. Generally, big cars are luxorious, loud cars are fast. No one is
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Taser exhaust instead of a pops and bangs tune. Gotta patent that real quick.
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From the "obnoxious person" perspective a few anti-social karens and kents should get with the times and stop ruining things for everyone. /s It's all subjective. To me the idea of living in a city and hearing your pulse
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The smart encryption people will fix it. At some point it had to be fixed anyway since LLMs have only made it less effort.
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On the other hand you could buy the dip with your field knowledge assuming you believe it's undervalued.
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I'm comparing it to used cars because it's a used car nowadays and because people don't drive exclusively new cars (which sets their expectation for acceleration) and because old cars are often so cheap you can't even ge
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It's a stretch in the sense that I exclude people who don't see/accept/care for the situation even if it's provided to them with scientific proof. After all quite a few people simply don't give a shit about pol
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I'm talking strictly acceleration since the parent was about that. No dig at Miatas or S2000s for being light, cheap to run, fun cars but a dig at the comparison since it feels apples to oranges and a note on I guess the development of
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