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Cool, I chose a brand-new T580 from the factory in 2018. I had nowhere near the resource demands that you have, so I am happy to be chugging along with the i5, 128GB SSD, 16GiB RAM. Two upgrades I probably didn't even need are a touchs
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Well, if you want these United States to start shooting down any satellite overhead, then Russia and China follow suit and there'll be nothing left (and/or it will just provoke all-out war on the ground too.)
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The façade of your rôle in the naïve crusade against Türkiye's self-determination will not last for an æternity, my friend. You'd better update your résumé!
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Are you trying to tell us here that if someone refuses to conform to the terms of my Creative Commons license, such as attribution, that I would be wrong to sue them over copyright violation? Folks who use specific CC licenses want the lice
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https://xkcd.com/1235/
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Nevermind Getty, I wonder how contributors who use Creative Commons licenses will feel. Anyone who's uploaded to Flickr, or Wikimedia Commons, or even YouTube could be victimized by AI generation. The AI will launder the content just l
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Let's talk about resources and overhead. If you WFH, then you're paying rent, utilities, you have a kitchen, you may well be BYOD, your ISP is a consumer-grade connection, you've got renter's or homeowner's insuranc
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Well, the problem we deal with today is that parents--actually medical professionals--choose death for children rather than allow them to live out their lives. Zero children with Down Syndrome are born in Iceland. Why? Because physicians wo
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Last week I was picked up by a bus that had technically already departed, so the operator told me to take a seat quickly. I really needed to test out the mobile fare for the pilot project, so I waited for the next opportunity to scan the QR
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There is actually already a system of near-field passes that has been in place for several years and was supported by the old fare machines and bus boxes. The new QR scanners also appear to have an NFC scan icon on them. So I believe they&#
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Part of my job involves investigating stuff that's often behind a paywall, but the paywall is leaky enough that Google Search displays snippets of what I'm looking for in the results. So I'm often grateful to see these paywal
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Neutrality is a false goal and just prevents egregious sorts of editorializing and extremism of certain types. Wikipedia's systematic bias is supported by a few methods: meticulous curation of its pool of "reliable sources" a
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Our system uesd to accept credit/debit. Unfortunately on a bus circa 1999, you don't have an always-available connection to the payment processing center, so you settle all the transactions back at the barn. One of my so-called fr
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The best part of this blog post is the mathemetical rigor and accuracy he's undertaken to illustrate the hardships of showering "at the bottom of the world."
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During the COVID outbreak, my public transit provider began to neglect their fareboxes (partly because everyone was boarding in the rear and didn't bother to pay fares anyway.) I noticed that the boxes were still broken and unmaintaine
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When I am working from home, either in my chief tasks as low-bandwidth web browsing or the occasional Zoom meeting, there are zero radios between me and the backbone. I'm on the government connectivity plan which covers 100% of my $30&
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Surprise ending: a favorable review of OpenID. With the introduction of a dystopian video game and the description of confusing, tortuous rules, I never expected this to be a sub rosa advertisement for OpenID's simple, flexible, and
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The drugs more than the "mental illnesses" contributed to the shootings, it is theorized. Charles Whitman conducted a mass shooting in 1966, and the supplies he hauled along with his guns and ammo were Dexedrine and Excedrin. Once
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Yes, this is perspicacious. If you reject the premises and practices of religion, you will eventually re-invent them all. Disestablishmentarianism by modern democracies means that without a centralized religion to arbitrate Truth, pseudo-re
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lonelygirl15
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That seems great for expediency, but it also seems to place the exposure to social engineering back on the org, who might not have the best tools to authenticate someone whose account is already in lockdown. For example, I'm a remote u
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https://xkcd.com/1523/
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Hmm, Memory Alpha does confirm your facts. I never realized that the remainder of V'Ger had been "constructed" by someone else. I had just assumed that it had ... spontaneously grown and developed out of the Voyager VI core b
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Say what you will about Wikipedia and its unreliability or bias. There are many topic areas that are well-covered and neutral (especially rabid fandom such as wrestling, Simpsons, and dispassionate subjects like astrophysics or biological s