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by b112 11mo ago
No no, you've still got it wrong! It's made from a flower, a rare but now successfully domesticated flower. The Tu-Tue flower does require extensive processing, sort of like how corn has to be soaked in something, like ashes, to
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by b112 11mo ago
I recall when I entered college. The first thing was mandatory, required, english classes. The logic was, if you cannot communicate, you cannot explain why your job, or what you're doing is important. If it has value. If you have
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by b112 11mo ago
I can't understand why the inside covers were scanned by someone, but at crazy low res. Yes the comic is important, but even the ads are fun and a memory blast. I have a feeling this was scanned a while back, where resolution was a ba
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by b112 11mo ago
While you're not wrong, not sure it applies here. This is an all-party thing: Started about a decade ago to fight illegal border-related activities and the trafficking of both drugs and people, it has expanded over the past five year
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by b112 11mo ago
Neat project. If looking for gameplay like this, OpenRA does play a few games without original game assets. I don't think RA2 though.
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by b112 11mo ago
Not sure why it was listed as '82, but if it was the C64, it makes sense. It's the most sold personal computer ever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64 Nuance around this fact would be completely los
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by b112 11mo ago
Do a search. After, you can select image, shop, other things or web search.
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by b112 11mo ago
But what Google is doing, is like what Firefox did when Chrome came out. Panicking. Panicking, and therefore making horrible design and product choices. Google has made their main search engine output utter and complete junk. It's ju
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by b112 11mo ago
I actually keep an old tshirt in my car, to cover up the screen when on long rural drives. I can drive all night long with no strain or issue, unless I have a flashlight glaring in my eyes.
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by b112 1y ago
Was it Tux? I've only used it, a looong time ago, on load balancers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUX_web_server
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by b112 1y ago
Someone once tried to hire me, on one of the islands up the Northern coast of BC. Took 3 hours to get to by ferry, and one of the enticements was that "we have these dwarf deer, and they have no fear of man. You just walk up to them a
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by b112 1y ago
No? I grew up in a rural area, with fields and places to run... and run I did. A nearby huge city had a mall. City being 30k people. Yet left in that mall, with 10 friends, I'd run there too.. until chastised. No real difference 50
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by b112 1y ago
Early PC gaming, such as the mid 80s (40 years ago) was dominated by the need for a joystick, which is the parent to modern controllers. Regardless, some games are far better with a joystick, some with mouse. If we care for gaming experien
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by b112 1y ago
Only if they throw it away. If someone else uses it, what's the issue? Or do you not want people of less means, having used laptops?
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by b112 1y ago
I feel this is a good place to add something... I recall a half decade back, there was discussion of the quit rate of employees, maybe Facebook?, due to literal mental trauma from having to look at and validate pedophile flagged images. Und
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by b112 1y ago
Well, IMO you need a higher degree of knowledge to deal with client certs. Often you setup your own CA too. Definitely niche.
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by b112 1y ago
Hmm. I can see someone wanting to leave of their own volition. New job, moving to another place, whatever. Then a quiet conversation, where if things are said about AI, a massive compensation package instead of normal one. Maybe includin
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by b112 1y ago
2028.. Europe starves...
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by b112 1y ago
https://archive.is/LyJeu
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Man steals city bus for perfectly civil joyride, picking up, dropping off people(nationalpost.com)
4 points by b112 1y ago|2 comments
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by b112 1y ago
I think we could even anthropomorphize this a bit. A slider, and on one side have 'had one beer, extrovert personality', and the other 'introvert happy to talk with you'. The second being, no stupid overflowing, fake val
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by b112 1y ago
David Brin thinks so: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crystal_Spheres
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by b112 1y ago
The built in Android SMS app seems to be horrible in every incarnation I've seen. The one that comes with the Pixel, the one Samsung has. Some may like it, but I can't stand them. I tend to install my own SMS app in each case,
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by b112 1y ago
I know you're referencing more than pennies, but to speak to pennies, I find the current rounding noise in the US to be weird. Likely, it's just more of the media, talking heads, and youtube personalities trying to turn a nothing
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by b112 1y ago
You missed an opportunity to use paperclips instead of toothpicks, as your example. Would be very inline with the AI angle.
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Google, the worst search engine to ever exist in all universes for all time
9 points by b112 1y ago|5 comments
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by b112 1y ago
But if you show it to people, it's not personal use. If you make a rip-off of Star Wars, OK. Now show it to others. Same with a t-shirt. Of course, a lawsuit has to do with damages... what is the damage of a t-shirt 6 people saw? But
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by b112 1y ago
There's a difference between buying shares, something Western governments have done forever, and owning controlling interest. There's also a difference between owning some shares, which is hands off, and having no legal blocks to
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by b112 1y ago
There was something years ago, Doom, but all the monsters were PIDs. If you wanted a process dead, you shot it.
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by b112 1y ago
I pirated a lot when I was younger. Downloaded movies, books especially. Back then, ebooks were barely a thing(early 2000s), and scanned/OCR copies were the only way to get most books to read on a device. I even contacted a few author

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