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> The SESTA-FOSTA law is a combination of two bills: the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act; and the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act. It passed Congress in March, and President Donald Trump signed it into law in April. > ... > The
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https://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Old_ThinkPad_Niches You can CTRL+F for the model and see that the x201 tics many of the boxes for desirable traits in older Thinkpads.
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10mo ago
And you can use your Session ID to post or reply to posts at https://www.LokiList.com (best viewed with javascript disabled) for anonymous casual encounters.
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I recall the original interface of Firefox was abandoned in favor of copying Chrome's with the rationale being that "it could be implemented as a third-party add-on" or some such. "Why does the default interface get rele
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Gene Wolfe wrote a story titled Petting Zoo , and here is the introduction he wrote for it: > Petting Zoo is a favorite story of David Hartwell's, the master editor who edited this book and most of my others. Do you like dinosaur
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> Read the Bible. Even if you do not believe, Jesus is the most impressive human I've ever learned about. You might also find it edifying to learn about Socrates. His trial and punishment are as compelling as Jesus' and I his e
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1y ago
You can download with yt-dlp over tor by starting the tor browser bundle and then calling yt-dlp like this: yt-dlp --proxy socks5://127.0.0.1:9150 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCh5WrNgydw
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> I'll keep the self-promotion to a minimum I don't believe you'll.
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Nobody wants to buy a next-generation spam generator but everyone is lining up to bid on "AI".
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> Colorways saw good adoption according to our internal Telemetry. The users who regard colorways as frivolous likely also disabled the telemetry. Rather like how the "psychological profile of a serial killer" is merely the psy
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1y ago
https://github.com/n4ru/1vyrain
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> What can you do with them that you cannot do in software? It lets a macbook operate with the lid closed.
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Perhaps my favorite deliberate error in arithmetic is from Winston Groom's Forrest Gump, during the protagonist's tour in Vietnam: > I am the machine gun ammo bearer, cause they figger I can carry a lot of shit on account of my
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> While incompetence is merely a barrier to further promotion, "super-incompetence" is grounds for dismissal, as is "super-competence". In both cases, "they tend to disrupt the hierarchy." One specific exam
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IBM invented the Fn key so if anyone has their Fn key where the Ctrl key should be, it is the copycats. > The Fn key first debuted on the monochrome display ThinkPad 300 in October of 1992. Yes there was a ThinkPad with a monochrome
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The story of Isaac Asimov's "shotgun curve" is relevant: https://archive.org/details/Fantasy_Science_Fiction_v056n06_...
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The bluetooth stack in MacOS does not work with wiimotes since Monterey. https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-wiimote-pairing-macos-... The bluetooth stack in Windows and Linux does. Apple's official position is that
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2y ago
Designing the mouse so it is useless while the charging cable is connected means that if the battery no longer takes a charge the mouse becomes e-waste.
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You might ask the old-timers whether any of them knows why this bug is unfixed since 2009. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=505521 Surely there is some rich lore to be mined.
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> the client spies on you and that data is (part of) your payment. >> What value do you think this click tracking data has? That it is collected at all shows that, at least to data miners, a user's data has a value greater tha
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> Speech also proceeds under the whips of two tyrants: time and memory. Our memories aren’t nearly capacious enough to allow us to compose and precompile each sentence before beginning to utter its first syllable. Instead, speaking is li
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Counterpoint: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36057840/
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In that case, say no more.
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> increasing size of vehicles due to increasing insecurity of American buyers I understand the average vehicle size increased to exploit a loophole in emission reduction requirements. https://www.vox.com/future-perfect&#x
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https://archive.is/vW9ZA
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Given your tastes in websites, I hope you will be receptive to my attempt at reviving Craigslist's casual encounters: https://LokiList.com/ Its size in kilobytes varies depending on how many posts are displayed on the
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The model is this: Let players run their own servers and host their own playgroups as they did before game servers were monetized. Then when someone cheats you ban them until they apologize in person and sing the Very Sorry Song. This has b
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That parody website responds like it is mining crypto in the background. Not going viral when I can't share it in good conscience.
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Or a game you may have heard of called "Chess".
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> The only people who would actually equate them are people not professionally using these tools everyday. While someone who just needs a functional vector graphics editor and is not being paid to use adobe software might prefer inkscape
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