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SirFatty
1y ago
Ah.. like Joe Rogan, you're "just asking questions".
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Like the unlimited meal pass at Six Flags.. https://www.vice.com/en/article/meet-the-guy-whos-finessing-... Or the American Airlines lifetime pass.. https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/american
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1y ago
Just like the term "hacking". It's been co-opted to the point the original use has almost no meaning.
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1y ago
Something my doctor has told me on more than one occasion, be he was also quick to add a statement about the importance of exercise for overall fitness. But.. want to lose weigh, change your diet.
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_deaths_in_the_United_Stat...
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1y ago
My father passed in 2019, in cleaning up the house I came across a walnut display case with 10 or so real $2 bills with Trumps picture on them, sealed in plastic. I had no idea my Dad had gone down that path, or why... I've been on thi
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"I don't know any of my fellow nerds who want a ChromeOS kind of experience, so why would any of us dedicate our free time to making one?" Interesting perspective. Per the article, this is a method of circumventing the W10 i
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1y ago
"The average person is bad at literally almost everything." Wow... that's quite a generalization. And not my experience at all.
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1y ago
Agreed... I have one in the kitchen for a while, but the constant water going down the drain sound drove me nuts, not to mention what a waste it is.
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1y ago
It's a growing problem here in the US as well (speaking about Illinois specifically. My understanding is that PFAS can be filtered with active carbon filtration/reverse osmosis filtering.
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1y ago
Global Shop ERP is written in Visual Cobol, believe it or not. Supposedly they are actively rewriting the eight million lines of code to C#.
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1y ago
"In the California Bay Area, We don't have avocados in a box, nor perfectly ripe. They are usually in a pile and quite un-ripe (which helps reduce denting in the pile). Depending on size, quality, and organic status they range fro
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1y ago
Article date: October 1, 2013. Seems like important info for the title.
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1y ago
Not hilarious to him I bet..
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A
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1y ago
Oh, well if everyone else is parroting it, then it must be correct.
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1y ago
"The passive voice makes it sound like some act of God, something regrettable but unavoidable that just somehow happened. " That's a really odd take.
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1y ago
I'll stick with my X10 system...
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1y ago
Why limit it to AI slop, there's plenty of real slop as well (having to do with YT Shorts mostly).
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1y ago
are you suggesting that Windows doesn't have the majority of the install base?
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1y ago
Well, they abandoned ClarisWorks/AppleWorks back in the day, they must have thought it not worth the effort.
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1y ago
It looks as you are primarily using a phone to view and share? We often (visually) share via our living room TV (via attached computer). Is that something you're looking to incorporate?
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1y ago
ok, not a problem then?
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1y ago
"...dumbest possible idea.." It's a crowded field, you have to do something to stand out!
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"LLMs haven't "killed" search traffic." "Google has intentionally degraded search as a product to try to force people to use their models." Both things can be true.
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1y ago
They're not talking about playing Mario Kart, but more about things like loot boxes, which really is akin to gambling. "Loot boxes have come under fire from lawmakers and regulators around the world who claim selling random chance
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1y ago
There was/is a website that's a bit like google maps, but with historical map overlays. I cannot for the life of me remember the name.
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Haven't they been promising it for years? Even selling the ability to upgrade to it once it's available?
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1y ago
"ain't I somethin?"
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1y ago
Because no one else uses "boffins" in tech headline. e.g. "UK gov asks university boffins to pinpoint cyber growth areas where it should splash cash"
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