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RenRav
7y ago
That was my first thought as well, having read "try it out" before the jump... I have too many apps already to justify this now, but years ago I would have loved this for communicating with family members.
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7y ago
I would consider being an online ghost as a great compliment with how everything has been lately. There is way too much public information being pumped out for no reason at all.
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7y ago
I see some relevance for the online methods being used to organize protests. I wish it was framed more as a cry for better encrypted communication methods, or anything that would help prevent this. Just reading the facts of them dying is un
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7y ago
Wouldn't there be a higher amount of listed and dormant job offers for unpopular languages? Maybe not, but I feel some tendency for those ones to linger for a longer time.
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7y ago
It's mostly something I do after discovering a useful site I'll likely be revisiting in the future, sites with appreciable content but are otherwise marred with poor visuals. When you've been doing it for years revisiting the
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7y ago
I'm going to admit I wasn't even aware of the current design, probably because other apps function well for my phone, and I've been using the basic HTML alternative on my desktop for many years. Neither of those examples actu
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7y ago
Very cool, has anyone tasked a painting robot with reproducing images generated from a neural network? I've seen plenty of both, but nothing so far merging the two.
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7y ago
I think most cigarette users looking for harm reduction are still vaping regardless.
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7y ago
I have a massive 10-years old block filter and never tolerated ads, but Brave changed this. I think now advertisers can make money off me finally. The majority of brave users will be past ad-blockers, so advertisers can now make some money
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7y ago
CO2 isn't the only problem! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_impact_of_meat...
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7y ago
Yeah, that's 100% getting disabled for me. What a shame.
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7y ago
It's brilliant!
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7y ago
You either discriminate without diversity, or discriminate with diversity.
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8y ago
Any update on this? That's insane they could just request your banking info. Can other websites do this?
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8y ago
I installed brave to test its crypto implementation, but its not available. Kept using anyway for the adblocking.
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8y ago
Does it rely on the user moving around to knock off snow that accumulated?
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8y ago
I'm sure whoever buys it will let researchers examine it, but maybe that's too optimistic.
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8y ago
I had similar results in the 90s with school courses and I still haven't learned the sightless method.
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8y ago
Being able to see a numerical value on everything sounds interesting. Meats are probably huge.
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8y ago
It seems like every other month, some facial recognition system is being attacked because of this.
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8y ago
Would bacteria from that region tolerate normal atmospheric pressures?
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8y ago
Link got slashdotted? Having trouble loading content across my handheld.
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8y ago
That seems incredibly tedious. For once I find myself agreeing with Zuckerberg about clothing choice.
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8y ago
you can only make so many systems redundant before the weight increase and lower capacity outweighs any potential risk of systems failing, or this is how it seemed to me when i compared cargo carriers to other aircraft. you need constant de