UberFly

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by UberFly 3y ago
Talen Energy Corporation just wanted to make a zero carbon data center attached to their power plant. A cool side-project for them. Microsoft made them a deal they couldn't refuse.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Climate change could actually get a lot worse. Just ask Mars and Venus.
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by UberFly 3y ago
The linked title article might provide clues.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I so agree. I've helped so many people that don't understand what a zipped archive is because they just open like any other folder, but only in windows explorer. I turn that nonsense off and explain to them the ins and outs.
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by UberFly 3y ago
This may not be the experience that everyone else is having in the office. Some work better with the team experience. You obviously don't.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Believe it. It's a super cringy clapping replacement. It feels like a cult revival when it happens around you.
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by UberFly 3y ago
These phones remind me (a bit) of the Windows vs Linux arguments. There are a lot of appealing aspects to these phones but switching to them is really impractical for most of the population.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Yea the headline is misleading making it sound like the planet orbits were engineered.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Logical sense? I can't really just play the pirated game on my home electricity. Just like you can't sue the road when a car runs you down.
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by UberFly 3y ago
It CAN be terrible for the body, but since, from your own words, most drink less than a glass a week, it isn't a problem for most people.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I'm honestly not sure which one you're referring to.
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by UberFly 3y ago
They must have extra motivation to excel and help the local effort in what ever way they can. Too many entities elsewhere see their duty to others, their country and company as a burden.
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by UberFly 3y ago
If they don't just re-controller them and replace the entire structure, we've gone insane. China wouldn't care that they're not following contract protocol. Just nationalize them. Really this should have never happened i
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by UberFly 3y ago
I'm normally pretty pessimistic, but haven't we seen countless examples of initial panic over technology replacing jobs only to see new vistas of opportunity opening up? Hopefully that takes place in cases like this.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"it becomes more and more difficult to distinguish what's real and what's not" - Is literally what they said.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Exactly. They are giving people's deductive reasoning skills too much credit.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Will this be a case where everyone ends up using the hand-me-down 2nd gen hacked version because its limitations have been removed? We'll see I guess.
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by UberFly 3y ago
A word blocklist just serves to apply guardrails. It just slows down common abuse. Very far from perfect, but the alternatives are anything goes or total lockdown. Perfect solutions are pretty damn rare.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Very cool. I could see these being popular if sold. Expect to see these on Ali or Temu by the end of the week.
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by UberFly 3y ago
These kind of IBM PC games were my first peek into pc gaming. While I don't have anything to add about font forensics, reading this brings back some awesome memories of this era and the wonder it brought with it. I can tell it's t
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by UberFly 3y ago
Was this response just to call others ignorant and then suggest your favorite brands?
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by UberFly 3y ago
I cringe every time I browse Amazon and see the random cam/cloud service/Play store apps that I know so many people are installing without questioning anything about them.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Unfortunately the majority of it will be malware or illegal porn in the blink of an eye without a good way to separate it.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Or a baked-in a use-based rating system. That would be cool if it could be protected from abuse.
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by UberFly 3y ago
"Unlike well-moderated torrent sites, Bitmagnet adds almost any torrent it finds to its database. This includes mislabeled files, malware-ridden releases, and potentially illegal content. The software tries to limit abuse by filtering
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by UberFly 3y ago
True or not it really does sound like hacking fan fiction.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Does CHEQ publish any kind of public data on this that reports on various sites?
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by UberFly 3y ago
Instagram seems to be abandoning this a bit. The constant pummeling to create inane videos has been subsiding.
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by UberFly 3y ago
Na. It's more like what he said: Cover your ass legally for the real problems this could cause.
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by UberFly 3y ago
I agree. I see how misinformation is effecting my family members now. I can't imagine how this is all going to effect what's coming.

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