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by axiolite 1y ago
Sinclair blocking Kimmel's show was the first thought on my mind when I saw this headline. If Disney had any sense at all, they would have realized back when Sinclair was first forcing all their affiliates to air right-wing propaganda
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by axiolite 1y ago
From TFA: "The sun alone cannot be responsible for making Venus the awful place it is today."
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by axiolite 1y ago
I have a better solution: F12 -> Storage -> Local Storage -> https://neal.fun Select "not-a-robot-level" and change this value from "46" to "47" Refresh your browser tab.
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by axiolite 1y ago
Clever idea, but I find it all tedious (like real CAPTCHAs), and it's not even true-to-form as all of these can be more easily solved by a computer than a human.
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by axiolite 1y ago
You are actually. Watch one second, the player buffers the next minute of video, then you skip ahead 1 minute. Process repeats.
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by axiolite 1y ago
You could have been a legit viewer... clicking to skip over segments of the video, presumably trying to find where you left off last time, or for some scene you remember, or the climax of the video... whatever. Youtube does try to throttle
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by axiolite 1y ago
I doubt that is a thought on anyone's mind... I find people orient themselves by the direction their house / street faces, to a lesser extent the position of the sun, and north at the top is a completely arbitrary thing imposed o
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by axiolite 1y ago
That's a real method: https://digital-photography-school.com/taking-photos-in-busy... https://petapixel.com/2019/09/18/how-to-shoot-people-free-ph... But it only works well if the crowds
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by axiolite 1y ago
What does that accomplish? You can just read the web page as-is... Are you going to share your two screenshots, and provide those instructions, with others? That seems impractical. Video recording is a bit less impractical, but there you
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by axiolite 1y ago
Of course not, they would have had to "adopt" NC's shortcuts (as I said). Apparently, NC wasn't popular enough, for others to want to imitate.
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by axiolite 1y ago
I use EmelFM all the time, but despite being "orthodox" it doesn't use keyboard shortcuts anywhere close to NC/MC's.
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by axiolite 1y ago
Just renaming a single file, with a rather LONG file name that includes spaces and other symbols that need to be escaped, can take FAR longer at the BASH prompt, than starting up nnn and doing it there. Same goes for moving several of th
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by axiolite 1y ago
Right, but other file managers didn't adopt them. Do you use Norton Commander keyboard shortcuts with Nautilus, Dolphin, Thunar, Windows Explorer, Finder, etc? Did anything else adopt most of them? Because if you're only appeal
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by axiolite 1y ago
You can take TWO screenshots, moments apart, open in GIMP, paste one over the other and choose any one of these laying modes: Lighten, Screen, Addition, Darken, Multiply, Linear burn, Hard Mix, Difference, Exclusion, Subtract, Grain Extract
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by axiolite 1y ago
I never could use mc. None of the keyboard shortcuts were at all intuitive to me, who had been using many different GUI file managers over the decades. Which is a shame, because I use SSH a LOT and doing normal file housework via pure CLI
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by axiolite 1y ago
> the person beside you in the supermarket etc can carry a lethal weapon that can end your life. You're referring to a steak knife, correct?
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by axiolite 1y ago
> To be fair China can rapidly setup factories in many countries or just use them as re-sellers. Then China should setup factories in the USA. Problem solved. It's idiotic to claim the tariffs on the rest of the world are because o
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by axiolite 1y ago
> By 2005 I expect 90% of new PCs sold were already 64 bit ready. You're several years off: "The FIRST processor to implement Intel 64 was the multi-socket processor Xeon code-named Nocona in June 2004. In contrast, the initial
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by axiolite 1y ago
You've drunk the kool-aid. BLS revisions are no fault of their own, and simply because businesses send in their data whenever they feel like it: "many businesses do not have their payroll data ready to report by the scheduled dat
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by axiolite 1y ago
> Can you attribute it directly to tariffs? All economists and financial analysts seem to say so: “It will be difficult for the U.S. to avoid a recession if the tariffs stay at the level that’s been announced,” Claudia Sahm, chief econom
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by axiolite 1y ago
To reduce dependence on China, tariffs should ONLY be on China, and not the entire world including neighbors and close allies. To help bring manufacturing back to the US, the tariffs should have been fixed, in legislation, with 2+ years of
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by axiolite 1y ago
> replacing/reducing domestic headcount with the more physical automation But if wages continue to fall, due to the looming recession, your automation may be more expensive than headcount.
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by axiolite 1y ago
By all means, point us to your sources that show California's inflation is much worse than all other US states, "over the last decade and a half".
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by axiolite 1y ago
> the high minimum wage here is just part of the over all inflation spiral Inflation in the west is lower than the rest of the country: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-annual-inflation-rat... Even going by CPI, i
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by axiolite 1y ago
The $20/hr wage is only an 18% bump over the normal CA minimum wage, and it came at the tail-end of the pandemic... So A) it just replaced the "hero pay" and B) fast food prices had already been climbing due to supply chain
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by axiolite 1y ago
Is that even necessary? Is their menu so large that you can't just have a menu with a push-button next to each item? Are fast food companies so mentally locked-in to replicating the old model of verbal order-taking that they can'
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by axiolite 1y ago
Land in Texas and Arizona *is* rather cheap. They already have fabs nearby, and so, fab suppliers/services in the area. They have a large employee pool in the vicinity, with modest salary expectations. The southern US mostly doesn&#x27
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by axiolite 1y ago
You can also take a wrench with you, to quickly remove the locking wheel from your cart. Maybe replace it with a non-locking wheel from another cart. Shouldn't be difficult to find carts left near or beyond the edge of the parking lot
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by axiolite 1y ago
Intel certainly will use 18A for their own chips: CEO Lip-Bu Tan: "Job number one is ramping Intel 18A at scale. Intel 18A and Intel 18A-P are critical nodes for Intel Products and will drive meaningful wafer volumes well into the next
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by axiolite 1y ago
Perhaps the guy suggesting that you: "cut off your balls"

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