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3y ago
cloudflare captchas really are a grade a pest at the moment, i already switched my DNS once because i always got stuck, now it happens again
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if that freaks you out, what about cytostatics, drugs that hinder the proliferation of all cells. Just take them and pray to god it affects the fast growing tumor cells more than your own. By the way, the dose needed to actually do somethin
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3y ago
same. Hard to shake that feeling once you know how the sausage is made, isn’t it?
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3y ago
Twitch being unprofitable is a smokescreen. After acquiring Twitch, Amazon gutted it of its infrastructure IP and transferred it to a subsidiary of AWS. Amazon can now decide how much they want to charge Twitch as an entity for the AWS serv
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3y ago
same here! using yabai on my MacOS machines for about a year now, after being similarly disappointed with amethyst. Works pretty damn good for me, its a god send for me. It is part of the myriad of tweaks that make MacOS so damn good and un
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3y ago
thanks mate! just forwarded this to a friend of mine. he will be delighted for sure
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3y ago
this person should have left it at shafting Amazon with their soon vesting stock options, I’m all for that. But this account just feels disingenuous
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3y ago
Great comment, seriously
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3y ago
the privacy concerns are really something. Background emission is pretty much as abundant as ambient light these days, at least within the radius of day-to-day living. even in less developed countries. Western signals intelligence gathering
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Exactly. And thats not even the full extent of the sadness. Even though i despise existing in modern academia, the broader idea of scientific curiosity as in the human trait is possibly my favorite attribute humankind has to offer. Its such
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Person-in-WiFi: Fine-Grained Person Perception Using WiFi [pdf]
(ri.cmu.edu)
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3y ago
isn’t it funny how the entertainment industry basically stamped our piracy entirely by offering a comprehensive, more easy to use and affordable solution in the form of well-functioning online streaming, but then fucked it all up by IP cock
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i most definitely have seen more broken A ports in my life than I’ve seen broken C ports. I still remember being mystified by my elementary school janitor bending one back into shape(-ish) back when i was 6 or something lol
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3y ago
no matter how bad the idea, there’s always someone waiting to turn Apple’s bad idea into a poorly implemented, even worse idea
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3y ago
i have a weird relationship with death. Partly by choice, partly by chance, i lost the feeling of youthful invincibility pretty young and fast; i started medical school at 18 (Europe) and got my skydiving license around the same time. About
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3y ago
huh, seems like self driving might actually work if you listen to your engineers instead of just deciding what sensors are unnecessarily expensive, just like properly testing your product, uh i mean, who wants to pay 7k$ to beta test FSD? a
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oh course we CAN solve climate change. We have a great deal of knowledge about where the emissions come from. It’s just that both problems, solutions and everything that’s needed inbetween is distorted and obfuscated in the name of profit,
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ungoogled chromium my man
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it may be good to know that we aren’t talking about an entirely new process, shock(!) wave lithotripsy has been around for quite some time now. The "game-changer" is the introduction of burst wave lithotripsy, which apparently is
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ya, well, it didn’t rattle Thiel enough not to create the abomination he called palantir afterwards. Twat.
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Banks are investment vehicles that utilize a novel structure (being a bank) to enjoy the investment edge of, in case of failure, being able to hold customers money hostage, thereby strongarming the government into bailing them out to avoid
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what a clown that Duvall bozo is, patenting lever espresso machines
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that’s not what the comment said tho, he just stated that death by septic shock made up about 50% of hospital fatalities, as in if you are able to even somewhat help that large of a pt group, that’s a pretty big step forward.