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by MyFedora 2y ago
I'm surprised anyone got fired. Surely the tabloid publisher must have considered 200,000 € an acceptable risk in their cost/benefit analysis for a cover feature to boost sales? Or does this specific tabloid not fake interviews, c
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by MyFedora 2y ago
NVIDIA got lucky that modern computer architecture happens to favor GPUs for AI workloads. They won't be able to milk it for long, but they for sure have the money to pivot. Question is whether they will put that money to good use or n
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Yeah, totally legit. Don't worry about it, it's not enforceable anyways. What, remove it from the contract? God no! Oh, I mean sorry, no one off contracts.
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by MyFedora 2y ago
As I'm sure you're keenly aware, Wayland is inspired by X12 protocol drafts, made by X11 and Xorg developers, and a direct successor but not drop-in replacement for X11.
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by MyFedora 2y ago
It seems we're approaching this from different angles. My concern is that the general public often doesn't realize how impressive CGI can be when done well. This lack of awareness fuels a negative attitude, allowing studios to und
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by MyFedora 2y ago
When AI helps you code, who owns the finished product? When a hammer helps you build, who owns the finished product? ... in other news, we've just learned that paintbrushes now have a say in art ownership disputes.
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by MyFedora 2y ago
I can't imagine what the arguments looked like. No, you don't understand, it's impossible to wake up 10m early to fry an egg or make a sandwich? I don't get it.
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by MyFedora 2y ago
It's deceptive marketing because the target audience is people who don't even know what a camera lens is or why a lens is necessary, not professional photographers and videographers. Their target audience is people who think they
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by MyFedora 2y ago
No need to go back in time. People say that about CGI in movies today. Studios lie about CGI, and even alter BTS footage. Directors are under NDA. Actors are clueless. Everyone says everything is real to appeal to the CGI bad crowd. Media o
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Self-censorship is a natural part of social interactions; it's what allows us to navigate complex relationships and maintain harmony in a workplace. Consider all those intrusive thoughts you’ve had—the ones you chose not to voice becau
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by MyFedora 2y ago
If you can't trust your coworkers, it might be a sign that it's time to move on. A healthy workplace relies on a certain level of trust. We already naturally adjust our behavior depending on whether we're with friends, family
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by MyFedora 2y ago
2024 solution? I don't know about that. Companies typically use software to manage these complaints across multiple social media platforms. Ever since Twitter began charging an obscene amount of money for their API, companies just shru
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by MyFedora 2y ago
I did not expect that. So Backstage asks you to manually insert plugin components into the app source code? Yeah... that really doesn't feel like a plugin architecture to me. More like patch the source code so it does what you need it
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Yes, exactly. Here is a list of approved hardware tokens: https://www.a-trust.at/de/fido/
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by MyFedora 2y ago
No, globalization wasn't supposed to align social values, and the article itself clarifies this point. While some thought globalization might lead to a convergence of social values based on liberal ideals of personal rights and freedom
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by MyFedora 2y ago
You don't have to fear it. It's already here. I can't store my electronic government id on my Yubikey since it's not an approved device. So unless I buy a certain hardware token, my only option is to entrust my private k
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by MyFedora 2y ago
I would if I could use them. But no, Windows refuses to connect to Android, it times out. Same thing on Linux. Android itself? Your encrypted data is locked on this device, and following the help article doesn't do anything. Three diff
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Yeah, sure. I guess you can say that a driver who hadn't slept the night before and was super stressed out about work could've fallen asleep while driving on a monotonous and boring highway, but he also might not have. Yet, at the
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Marketing like this should be banned. This implies that the car handles everything you throw at it and only requires supervision due to outdated regulations. Of course, people will ignore the current regulations to rely on, you know, their
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Cars are a poor example. There are some pretty wild safety issues in the car industry. In the U.S., energy efficiency regulations are weak, so car companies push huge SUVs and light pickups as the "perfect" family vehicles. These
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by MyFedora 2y ago
This made me laugh. Thank you, kind stranger.
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by MyFedora 2y ago
When I check out YouTube's home page, I usually find recommendations for cool stuff like https://youtu.be/Loq-YHYGZy8 , https://youtu.be/xb_g7qNCpuo , or https://youtu.be/8iPoXZuzlUg . Th
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by MyFedora 2y ago
I sure hope drugs include alcohol in this context? It's quite strange how, where I live, a drunk driver can keep their driver's license, whereas a tiny trace of drugs costs people their driver's license and lands them in jail
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Yes, that monopoly on other people's public messages seems quite important to them. Who knows, maybe Discord wants to step in Reddit's footsteps in the future. Can't have others sell other people's data that happens to s
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by MyFedora 2y ago
So... the recommendation system works like it's supposed to? Giving you content you want to see. I'm not sure what the complaint is here, besides that platforms strong arm their creators into creating more engaging content to reta
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Yes, courts are known to invite forensic experts of fields that boil down to unscientific fraud.[1] But I must say your experience with experts is limited to an entire field of con artists. [1]: https://www.theatlantic.com/i
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by MyFedora 2y ago
It's quite easy. You don't. By definition, you can't discern anything above your own level of expertise. If you knew what an expert was talking about, there was no point in consulting them in the first place. You can merely a
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by MyFedora 2y ago
Because Netflix was more convenient than piracy in the golden era of streaming, especially for non-English speaking folks. I think people tend to forget that piracy isn't that much about media preservation at all. It's in fact ext
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They'd go back to piracy, as simple as that.
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by MyFedora 2y ago
They got what they deserved for fragmenting the entire market, and then increasing prices to oblivion. I don't have any paid streaming service anymore, no thank you. Actually insane to think that free streaming services provide a bette

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