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by ac130kz 3y ago
I've been using a Xylitol based toothpaste for 3 years now, which my dentist highly recommended, it works better than fluoride with my teeth too.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Stock ROMs are still filled with ads and useless extras, rarely providing meaningful features over an AOSP like LineageOS.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Warning: alternative Discord clients will get you banned. I got my account permanently banned for no other reason other than using a 3rd party client, even though it (Ripcord) had insanely better UX.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
If anyone is looking for a similar feature in sway, there's a tool swayr, which does exactly this and more.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
From my experience and seeing others using Grammarly, Turnitin doesn't detect it at all, even if you abuse it for longer sentences. It is a magic wand to fix minor errors for the most part, and not an AI capable of writing parts of pap
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Replacing egalitarian hiring policies with diversity hires is the main problem. Did they start it because of greed? Maybe, however they should realize by now that it doesn't work.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
I got a Canon LBP233dw, it's a bit wonky in terms of build quality (my old HP1010 is just such a tank), but it does work with 3rd party cartridges, one of which (10000 pages) I bought right away (it said "works without chip check
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Good job! Some of these apps have been pure pleasure to use.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
These days, with the omnipresence of internet, most people have access to most books/courses/materials/tutorials/etc if they want to, also mathematical abilities develop pretty early in life. You want to add diversity? B
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Why yall not happy, Sam Altman's greedy deeds supporters?
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by ac130kz 3y ago
McD's is making more money on their "authorized" repairs (those companies are also owned by them). That's it.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Sorry, but I can only laugh at Aljazeera, an outlet from Qatar, and Qatar is the main sponsor of Hamas terrorists. It's something close to "crocodile tears", when they show these "tortures" after saluting beheadings
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Yes, and Arabs live happily in it. Try to live in Gaza as a Jew.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
When Israeli army keeps warning about an incoming strike with an empty shell, waits for 3 weeks to respond, shows clear paths for safe civilian exits, it is called "war crimes"?
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Neither Jordan, nor Syria, nor Egypt want Palestinians, but Israel should welcome them? Lol. I think if they were wise, they'd really focused on making a proper state.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
It was newly formed Arab countries' unjustified joint decision to destroy Israel in the middle of the 20th century, which led to this point, people somehow forget who started it all.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Try to argue and "make a peaceful treaty" with a ruling party of terrorists (greatly supported by the population btw), who want to completely obliterate Israel, launch rockets from their own houses near their own children, which h
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Moloko's "Time is Now" was playing in my head during this Black Friday.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Guess which one is getting deprecated and which one is going to have HDR support.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Keeping Python 2 for long was a mistake, it had too many inconsistencies.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
I guess they were fired exactly for this reason: more money, less research and being actually "open". A "non-profit" called "Open"AI hiding GPT-4 behind a paywall with no source code with just a few hints in th
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Youtube: made video quality worse, installed an insane amount of ads, demonetizes a lot of creators, treats them like dust, community strikes get applied for no reason, it's also a profitable company for a few years already. So I don&#
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by ac130kz 3y ago
It shouldn't be a question in the first place, if AMD wants to stay competitive.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
They are obliged to serve unless they prove in court that their religion doesn't allow it or there's a serious medical condition. With that said, it's illegal to be delivered to an enlistment office, in such a deeply ill stat
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by ac130kz 3y ago
And I can predict he'll end up like that recent Unity CEO: fired by a small board meeting, because Hashicorp basically killed their own product through OSS rejection.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
1% CPU load? Windows 11's Task Manager sips 6-8% of my 9750H
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by ac130kz 3y ago
I don't have to change any kind of batteries, charge and they also work flawlessly, as well as weigh less. I get why a wireless mouse is such a great thing, they are fantastic to control, but for a keyboard a thin USB-C wire isn't
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by ac130kz 3y ago
You can start with mine, I've mostly stripped all the telemetry, added DoQ DNS (please, don't use my NextDNS id :D otherwise it's going to eat the free 300k limit), lots extra DNS/HTTP/rendering performance tweaks,
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Just use a custom user.js, LibreWolf doesn't deliver much beyond a few major tweaks and a logo.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Personally, after working with barely typed Django and typed FastAPI it's not even a contest that typing wins. I get it that rapid delivery of the frontend may shift that, but I did Flutter development as well, and I loved it, because

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