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Which, if people weren’t aware, is also a consequence of ads. It’s so the creator can get a mid-video ad. Even if you pay for yt premium, you’re still getting a garbage experience because creators fluff out videos to hit the higher minute m
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> the hottest year on record because of reduction of sulfur in cargo ship fuels Can you explain this? The link you provided does not state this conclusion.
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I agree with all of your points except: > People don’t get their hair and nails done to please coworkers. On some level, my most of my routine hygiene was due to having to go into the office, including getting my hair cut. I'd likel
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3y ago
It's all fun and games until Google gets upset and locks you out of your gmail.
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3y ago
9% for Namecheap, maybe. Verisign is only allowed to raise prices 7% per year at the moment.
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Well also the author is abusing the term “executive function” here, so not the only odd thing in the article. The reason they’ve never seen the phrase “EFT” is because it’s a nonsense term.
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Any better source than a Youtube short? iFixit tested already what you can and cannot replace on an iPhone 14 here: https://www.ifixit.com/News/66879/iphone-14-parts-pairing-re... Maybe the person in the video mis
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3y ago
The article strikes a difference between promoting yourself, and what they are calling 'loud laborers'. It sounds like the latter are the type of people that are ineffective in their role, but constantly broadcast their intention
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Your anecdote doesn't match up with reality - opinions on pornography have been trending upwards, here's one survey: https://news.gallup.com/poll/235280/americans-say-pornograph... Liberals (and in parti
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3y ago
This chat is how GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 behave if you crank the temperature up.
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3y ago
It's not a clever-er solution? As an example, `php artisan make:controller` and potentially some custom derivatives is going to solve like 95% of what he was trying to abstract.
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They just use Brandwatch and paste in the N-word and other terms to come up with their findings. It's not like there's heavy statistical analysis here.
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Well, her analogy is more for protected areas where you can hide from lifeless, aggresively public areas and where you can consume (presumably) more authentic content. It doesn't work well in this case for e.g. "cozy web" bec
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Libreboot is one of those projects I have a tough time following because there’s always some toes they are stepping on. I don’t understand why this project has so many people problems.
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3y ago
That doesn’t sound that far off from what unifi does, it uses a daemon to do those things. (Receive configuration and then do a local apply)
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3y ago
And academic value, it's interesting to see the composition of food and beverage from decades (centuries?) past. However, I found an article where the purchasers drank the rum. It's natural curiosity.
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"browser to bet on" is a broken way of looking at the web, and puts us right back where we are now. We need browser diversity, not a single point of failure. Brave, Mozilla, Safari, and the other non-Chromium based browsers are al
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What are you talking about? Republicans control the House and set the scheduling, and this was scheduled weeks ago. Newsmax is showing only UFO hearings. Anyone who would have a political vendetta against the Bidens and could be talking abo
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Runs on Chromium. Sorry, that's a deal breaker for me. Using Chromium gives more power to Google's quest for web sanitization for advertising.
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True, I didn’t mean working with other nations is ludicrous, only that the largest countries by area that could host these trees are the US, China, and Russia, and we’re not best friends right now. You’d have to pick a lot of smaller area c
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It’s a ludicrous proposal, requiring these trees to be planted in other nations. And nothing to say of the logistics of keeping 1 trillion trees alive long enough to maturity. Or even to just produce the saplings and ship them. If you do th
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*Allegedly https://www.avantaventures.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Av... Cape Analytics' documentation says that UAV carries higher resolution than is necessary and most of their stuff is done wit
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It’s specifically endorsement they care about. Reviewing can be an endorsement if you say what you liked about the product. A critique wouldn’t need an ad placement. If you watch e.g. Masterchef, they are very coy with how they phrase their
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Would you say that it's because they're probably at home chasing green squares? Joking aside, I've known only one person who did (does?) this. They're a great engineer but frequently get into the weeds on assignments. Th
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3y ago
Let your CPU go into a deeper C-state, thereby reducing your energy footprint. This helps you and everyone else.
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Author should update their robots.txt for Googlebot as well. It is not clear if noindex means "notrain" too. The entire webpage has to be read in and parsed for Google to extract that meta tag. However, robots.txt should stop the
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I don't know, I'm 100% against tearing down other people's FOSS work, but I think it's okay to be more critical once VC money starts flowing. At that point, it's a product jointly owned by venture capitalists for re
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> No, you will end up with type 2 diabetes. I don't think anyone is talking about diabetes. > For some reason, she thinks that a tiny bit of aspartame has a higher probability of causing her kids greater harm than a ton of refine
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> An adult who weighs 70 kilograms, or 154 pounds, would have to drink more than nine to 14 cans of aspartame-containing soda daily to exceed the limit and potentially face health risks. Okay, but if I consume 9 to 14 cans of sugar-based
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Increased CO2 over extended time periods would lead to fewer large fish due to the process of ocean acidification (my understanding is that smaller fish cope better than larger fish in acid environments, that's not to say they will be
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