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NoSalt
11mo ago
No ... no, thank you. Keep your AI away from me and my stuff.
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11mo ago
Ugh ... people are the worst! Why would you want to connect with them???
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11mo ago
Bleak
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11mo ago
How are these, are they worth the money? I have seen these before, but thought they might be crappy "jokes". However, if they are decent, I would love to play around with them.
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11mo ago
You say "they are great additions to my drawers". Is that because they suck, or is it that you don't have the time to enjoy them? (which I totally understand) I have seen these before and didn't know if they were worth t
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11mo ago
This is absolutely FANTASTIC, and I am humbled by your mad skillz! My son and I are also fascinated by the sweet, sweet synth sound, but as I have no discernible talent, we went this route: https://www.sweetwater.com/store&#
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The old church where one trillion webpages are being saved
(cnn.com)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
I don't want AI anywhere, but it seems I cannot open any of my familiar applications without having to stumble over their new, stupid "AI" button. It has become quite infuriating.
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11mo ago
Indeed, but one more step (staying logged out), absolutely cannot hurt, and can help.
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11mo ago
> "A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools." ~ Douglas Adams
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11mo ago
Another good reason to stay logged out when asking ChatGPT questions.
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11mo ago
Ok, and how are we supposed to know this?
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11mo ago
Ok Musk, Bezos, Gates, etc. ... reach into those deeeeeeeep pockets of yours and fund something that I KNOW you use.
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11mo ago
I do not believe she is, in fact, "that one". https://www.google.com/search?q=heather+burns https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heather_Burns
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11mo ago
Luckily for me, I have no "fashion". The extent of what I do have is limited to the latest cool graphic T-Shirt I can find. My wife says I have too many, but I disagree.
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11mo ago
A spreadsheet using just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Yes ... I know this exists out there about a million times, but I just want to see what I can do.
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1y ago
I wonder how many drawings had a rating greater than PG-13.
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1y ago
Whenever I see a quality EDC post, I am reminded of why Batman is one of my favorite superheros ... the utility belt is OG EDG.
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1y ago
For YEARS I have been "screaming at the sky" (pun somewhat intended) about, what later became know as, cloud services. Family, friends, and coworkers would laugh at my resistance to use Google, Apple, Microsoft, etc. storage. Woul
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1y ago
So ... what, exactly, is this useful for? I mean, it graphs the keys you use in Vim in command mode, is that it?
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1y ago
And, another use for a RaspberryPi.
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1y ago
So ... Joshua was the next evolution of Bertie?
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1y ago
I dunno ... his saucy language made this very difficult to read.
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1y ago
Beautiful drawings like this are a lost art.
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1y ago
> "You can still disable this, but the methods of disabling are getting more obscure" Which is why after Snow Leopard, I switched to Linux 100%.
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1y ago
I was thinking the same thing as some sites like Google were taking a LONG time to load.
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1y ago
I didn't know it was April 1st yet X-D
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1y ago
> "When the microcomputer first landed in homes some forty years ago, it came with a simple freedom—you could run whatever software you could get your hands on. Floppy disk from a friend? Pop it in. Shareware demo downloaded from a
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1y ago
Black TransAm, you say??? "Smokey and the Bandit IV: The Bandit Does Your Taxes"
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1y ago
I had a mathematics professor in college whose specialty was in knots. I naively, and probably too bluntly, asked him how his work fit into the world; a question I have regretted to this day. Anyhoo ... I guess this is where it fits into th
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