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11mo ago
Bitcoin is going to be the next universal payment system anytime now...
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11mo ago
Meta has the giant advantage that other people interact with your data. I think that is widely more valuable than what chat engines have.
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11mo ago
That's modern capitalism for you. Sad to see, if there is not proper response in the next few days it's cancel time.
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11mo ago
Some apps do this because of some minor audit crap with relation to screenshots (the devmode part) afaik. Others just always blank the screen image and tell the auditor to [insert crude metaphor]. Same none sense with root enabled. You must
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11mo ago
> The solution is to pay attention. Swindlers work by that is a story as old as time. Even snakeoil salesmen were good at distracting people from obvious signs of false promises and warnings. People often overestimate their own capabilit
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11mo ago
So you will now need a useless and needless account to build and run your own apps? It's like Microsoft forcing online login on pcs.
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11mo ago
> which could only be activated from the setup / onboarding screen Yea no. Now companies have to supply two phones, one for dev and one for calling. It is hard enough to get one...
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11mo ago
It's good enough to see flickering on crt monitors at 50-60hz for some people.
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11mo ago
Funny how I've seen it twice now that when asked what license a published software would adhere to was GPL, but only for non commercial and "you should contact us for commercial use". So you have both he GPL poison pill and n
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11mo ago
> can not play it in public spaces for an audience with further ado, etc. Ah that can of worms. When i would play music out loud in the office, the company has to pay a fee to the copyright reimbursement foundation and a fee to the same
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11mo ago
Anything which is a bitstream on a slow processor BE has the advantage of being simpeler, see in order processing, anything else it does not matter due to caches and the non issue of adding a few more fets here and there depending on your p
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11mo ago
I stop going to sites using that method due to this. I have no intention of proving I'm a human it I have to click several dubious images 3-4 times in a row.
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11mo ago
Nice map, though it uses the current river and land layout. Half of what was Batavia was inpassable wetland and the rivers followed a different path likely more following the roads.
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11mo ago
Many countries have extradition treaties with both the UK and the US. Be careful to check those as well.
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11mo ago
Not just devices. Same for apps. If you block the live monitoring features of some crash accumulators apps will not function. (Looking at you dexcom)
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1y ago
While in understand your reasoning it is a limited view perspective: The rebuild cost of a VM to society as a whole is marginal at best, an entire hvac system has a lot more crap it needs to dump somewhere when it is replaced.
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1y ago
> There are clearly good reasons for people to want extremely powerful e-bikes and they should be allowed to. They are called motorcycles. At > 4kw they are that (here). So either you get them registered a such, get a license and insu
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1y ago
Poor argumentation. If I spend 25 billion on movies and still have enough money to never care you should ask me again.
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1y ago
Are you suggesting kids are not digitally versed and have no capability of searching and learning?
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1y ago
Funny thing is that people are all ok with reading chats but as soon as you touch their mail they go apeshit. (Note: it is officially illegal to open mail not addressed to you, even for law enforcement unless they have a very specific court
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1y ago
You would also get rid of all the 8/16-bit shenanigans still somewhat present.
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1y ago
> Rumor had it that some of them were making more than their managers, and their managers' managers. So on par with actual value created.
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1y ago
> by default you think they are in the wrong. They are an acquisition company fueled almost solely by VC loans. They want big returns, you don't get those from normal business, but you do from squeezing the life out of something.
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1y ago
The problem with most current pension systems is the inability of the last boom to plan for that boom to become part of it. And people hating on immigration, not realising it is massively needed to offset the negative replenishment rate. We
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1y ago
2-3%, bit higher on perishables. Though i'd just ask lump sum payments in cash since it likely has to no go through corporate (as in, avoid the corporation).
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1y ago
> as having no issues on their status page Unsubstantiated idea: So the support contract likely says there is a window between each reporting step and the status page is the last one and the one in the legal documents giving them several
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1y ago
Google search is an ad platform. Wait until the honeymoon days of the "AI" LLMs are over for the enshitification to ensue.
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1y ago
> give it a try If you have mental issues that is not as simple as you let it sound. I'm not arguing the results of exercise but I am arguing the ease of starting with a task which requires continuous effort and behavioural changes.
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1y ago
At worst to get equivalent octane rating you lose about 4 percent in power density. In practice you won't notice due to the slightly more efficient burning of alcohol.
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1y ago
Ethanol on its own is an anti knock agent. E85 is RON 105 for instance.
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