crazybonkersai

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by crazybonkersai 16d ago
Idk, those are more than alright to my eye. Surely they won't win any design awards, but as a throwaway poster for one time event these are miles better than any amateur work.
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by crazybonkersai 20d ago
Not at all, I take ungrounded claims like this with a grain of salt.
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by crazybonkersai 20d ago
You wait for 20 or more years for documents become unclassified and historians to do their job.
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by crazybonkersai 20d ago
You can use the same logic about shit happening in Russia too. E.g. EU meddling in elections in Russia. Western security apparatus was behind Crocus City Hall attack. Ukrainian drones are launched from European countries and EU is actively
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by crazybonkersai 20d ago
By reading multiple sources by different parties and thinking for yourself. Truth is the first casualty of war.
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by crazybonkersai 20d ago
Except that none of cases were proven. For one, recent attempts to blow up power lines in Germany were done by a German individual. Or remember how Russia was accused for blowing up Nord Stream. It never made any sense, but still European p
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by crazybonkersai 27d ago
Coming from Plex, I gave Jellyfin a try, but returned back to Plex after several months. My biggest gripes were poor subtitle support and inability to differintiate TV shows from movies stored in the same folder. Does this version improve t
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by crazybonkersai 1mo ago
Of course you can tip and nobody would refuse one. The difference is tipping is not expected by default and you get same service regardless of your tip. In contrast many years ago a waiter in a NYC restaurant made my then girlfriend crying
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by crazybonkersai 1mo ago
Ah much generalisation. Europe is over 40 countries with vast differences in quality of service and restaurant culture. I have been to restaurants in many European countries and the only generalisation I can make is that tip culture does no
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by crazybonkersai 1mo ago
A great read. One change not mentioned in the article is a ban of chopsticks and transition to a fork and a knife. To this day, Thailand remains the only South East country using forks instead of chop sticks.
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Ask HN: How do you access archive.today?
5 points by crazybonkersai 2mo ago|4 comments
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by crazybonkersai 2mo ago
Looks like a belt driven bicycle to me. :D
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by crazybonkersai 2mo ago
In Finnish there is an acronym KVG (katso vittu Googlesta) which stands roughly for Look up on the fucking Google. I wonder what will replace it in the age of LLMs
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by crazybonkersai 3mo ago
Do you really care about events 30 years ago that were blown out of proportions? Right now US is waging an unprovoked war of aggression against Iran, killing civillians every single day and deliberately destroying civilian infrastructure (l
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by crazybonkersai 3mo ago
Good ux, pleasant to use. A large community and lots of channels with all kind of content. Api is also great for spinning a bot for whatever purpose. I have for example a critical error bot for a production server running. If a critical err
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by crazybonkersai 3mo ago
I have always thought that The architect from The Matrix series looks like Vint Cerf. I wonder if Wachowskis had Vint in mind when casting
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by crazybonkersai 5mo ago
First they made it commercial. Then they realised there were not enough people prepared to pay for the project and shut down the project. But now it is back in free form?
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by crazybonkersai 5mo ago
PSA: You can disable it in the settings with the Git: add ai to Co author option
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by crazybonkersai 8mo ago
You get a point there, but export is mostly about metadata, eg images and description. Data loss happens too. Soundcloud may be your only source of your own tracks.
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by crazybonkersai 8mo ago
You can export your entire profile using yt-dlp. Of course you have to do it, when you are still a paying customer.
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by crazybonkersai 9mo ago
You can use third party cards which are sold for a fraction of a price too. There are a bit of hassle to setup (you need to link an original card and then clone it to a cheap card), but when done they work flawlessly
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by crazybonkersai 9mo ago
> No such explicit assurances have ever existed and if someone claims russian politicians have believed some spoken sentences as ratified pacts, they are either dumb or lying. Anyway, Russia also promised in writing to guarantee the terr
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by crazybonkersai 9mo ago
If you look at Yeltsin’s presidency and Putin’s first term, both pursued the goal of integrating Russia into the Western world, and to some extent they succeeded. At the same time, both leaders strongly opposed NATO’s expansion eastward. Th
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by crazybonkersai 9mo ago
Citation needed. Stalin did at one point signal interest in joining NATO, fully aware that the proposal would be rejected; the gesture was largely ironic and intended to expose the alliance’s anti-Soviet character rather than to pursue genu
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by crazybonkersai 9mo ago
Install a spellcheck precommit and call it a day.
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by crazybonkersai 9mo ago
Correction: it was created to advance own geopolitical goals and harrass unfriendly regimes using human rights abuse as an excuse. So in that sense nothing has fundamentally changed.
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by crazybonkersai 10mo ago
Yes, this is really my opinion. And unlike yourself, I am well familiar with Russian media first hand and not the distilled version presented by Western propaganda.
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by crazybonkersai 10mo ago
It’s striking that while many states push citizens toward digital-only public services, almost none provide a state-run email service. Instead, official communication is effectively outsourced to foreign, commercial platforms with uneven pr
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by crazybonkersai 10mo ago
How convenient is to label opinion you do not agree with as propaganda and ban it in the name of free speech. Hypocrisy and narrow-mindedness of so called liberal crowd never ceases to amaze me. Guess what, by large Russian media is no diff
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Finland is in midst of racist firestorm(bbc.com)
10 points by crazybonkersai 10mo ago|10 comments

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