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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Side note: Who still uses PH anyway? It's now literally a "freemium OnlyFans" since it exclusively shows content from known, direct producers. That's a useless fraction of what's available, especially if you're
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
To be fair, unsupervised porn access isn’t great on young people, speaking from personal experience. I don’t think sex would necessarily be as damaging as porn (assuming condoms are used)
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Old unibody MacBooks could do that. The lack of choice now is due to a non-standard architecture, which the Mac Pro seems to confirm (not “unibody”, but still the RAM is not extensible)
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
It’s true, but also it would cost little to unlock the device after they add it to the Vintage category. I’m sure that the EU will eventually come up with legislation that forces some larger manufactures to open artificial gates automatical
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
> Safari is not known for being slow. Yes it is slow on older hardware. It was slow even back then. You must have forgotten the time it took to paint the rest of the page if you scrolled or zoomed out a liiittle too fast. Sure this was
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Sounds like a cop-out. They can't possibly verify that any content they're hosting isn't already copyrighted, let alone in a "murky copyright state"
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
We've been waiting for a "real" Mac Pro for a long time. I wouldn't hold my breath.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Width media queries are far older than you think, so it definitely makes sense that they’re relative to the viewport. Firefox was the first to implement them in 2006. At that time “components” were in their fetal stage. https://c
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Commonly speaking you need either tomato sauce or mozzarella to call it a pizza. Without either one, it would be called “pizza pane” but that’s basically flatbread and to be eaten as bread. Pretty rare to find a “pizza” without some sort of
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
This is such a bad take. People travel for entertainment, they don’t need to become a different person after coming back from Las Vegas. Some people watch a movie, others go to a museum in a different city. Additionally, the premise that a
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
/s Bloat is intentional and fills Microsoft’s wallet. Optimization drains Microsoft’s wallet.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
You’re simplifying this to infinity. Coca Cola’s empire surely isn’t dependent on Coke’s recipe, yet they’re still keeping it a secret. Same goes for the vast majority of for-profit organizations who do not want their core product’s recip
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Temporarily reading into RAM and applying a regex isn’t the same as feeding your repos to a LLM, which may store parts of it permanently. Obviously GitHub can read my repos in order to display them on GitHub.com, but access must be fleeting
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
We don’t know the details, they could have been well aware. I’d buy a ticket in this death trap if I could afford it.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
The conversation around this event is incredible. Why can’t I do something risky and deal with the consequences myself (i.e. death)? I want to climb K2 alone in shorts, don’t cry my loss. I’ll die doing what I love.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
That list is almost funny, as if they’re already trying to kill us.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
There are plenty other articles for them. Not every alternative article has to denigrate the incumbent.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Mockups are mockups, they’re suggestions. More often than not, sizes and spacing don’t match across views and it’s a waste of time to be “pixel perfect.”
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
The amount of clicks isn't indicative of difficulty. Like with surgeons and relationships, the skill is in knowing where to put your fingers.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Overwhelmingly
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
> I expect better of tomshardware.com - this is clickbait I think pretty much every creator jumps the shark sooner or later. Like for the "screaming face previews" on YouTube, clickbait really does bait clicks.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
I've been "hiding my email" with iCloud+ more and more. The drawback is that now I don't know my password and email address for some of my services.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Make no mistake, Asians are unabashedly racist, so you may be onto something. Anyone who lived in East Asia would confirm this. So many “no foreigners allowed” and “Japanese only” places. However, given the context (and equivalence to “heal
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
This needs to be a widget on my lockscreen and/or menu bar on my computer.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
They do if you use non-ajax navigation: the scroll position is preserved and so is the document as last seen: https://web.dev/bfcache/ But once you call history.pushState, the browser is relinquishing control to you.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
“Chromium browsers” are not actual forks, they’re still the same Chrome. What they could do, as GP suggested, is actually fork an existing engine and start with a working foundation that’s already compatible with the existing web. Note: Goo
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
> it clears scrolling state by browser back Twitter handles this masterfully (or used to) > or page refresh. Technically you can use history.replaceState to store, ahem, state on the "current page", so nothing stops you from
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
I think your thoughts are completely off. Removing users from power is definitely not illegal. Digg lost because they changed the website, Reddit has not changed here. > third-party apps are the only ones that are actually usable In yo
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Why don’t you just use throwaways? I stopped reusing usernames online long long ago.
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by bunga-bunga 3y ago
Google is doing no business in China, so they don’t “have to.” They could easily bypass that by internally mapping the imagery to the vectors, they have thousands of developers who could do this. Even if they had to buy it, they’re not buyi

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