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by delfinom 1y ago
The OP immediately opened up with describing everyone who refuses to consume doomer media as nazis. It is deserved.
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>While the study does not show that acetaminophen directly causes neurodevelopmental disorders, _magic statement_. Because tylenol is often used to treat a symptom like inflammation, that is where the problem could really lie and needs m
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Headaches have various causes, and you have to look at where the pain is "originating" from to even try and figure out why. Going out of a walk could be due to a sinus getting irritated and going out for fresh air helps relax it.
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Worse than most thermostats that aren't made by Google though.
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RIP
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Interest rates at zero and there won't be any clients for these upstarts as people will be in bread lines from their worthless money.
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Until you run out of people using AI in the first place lol
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Noisy is an understatement, it's buggy, it's error filled, it's time consuming and inefficient. It's exact opposite of automation but great for job security.
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They do not. You are free to sell your game anywhere online for less. You simply cannot use the ability to generate steam keys to sell steam games externally and then proceed to undercut steam. You are leveraging their infrastructure for th
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RIP our 401ks that will end up being the bagholders when its dumped on the market.
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Damn, I didn't know someone could be so clueless about Windows or operating system history in general. What the hell do they teach in computer science these days
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by delfinom 1y ago
Eh? Big players still run AGPL licensed services. The concern is not about the access to source code. The concern is livelihood. When a big player swoops in, they can completely decimate your business because of shear scale advantages, they
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by delfinom 1y ago
>While it’s always the case that phishers are looking for ways to infiltrate inboxes, our protections continue to block more than 99.9% of phishing and malware attempts from reaching users. Let's see, things that bypass the filters:
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>And 3, Apple asking for a photo of the ID instead of using eID so the entire process can be tap > Face ID (in your country’s eID app) > done. Because actual technology is alien to Americans. We are still signing documents as if th
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by delfinom 1y ago
Big companies have never built anything new. It goes back decades. before tech companies, it was giants like GE who grew through acquisition after acquisition and eventually imploded from the incompetence blob (which takes a long time to ac
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The far right podcasters and influencers have already been spending a week on saying its a good thing, that Venezuela is funding all the drug cartels and gangs in the US.
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Social media feminism started
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Went to shiT-Mobile in store. Only two employees working, one preoccupied with a customer that apparently is months late on their bill and demanding to be let back in, and was presenting a expired ID. The second one was a couple which based
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by delfinom 1y ago
I went through phone support hell yesterday with T-Mobile who is also using a bot now rather than a normal phone tree. It even dynamically generated "phone-tree-like" options later on in different orders and depth later on, all in
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by delfinom 1y ago
He has an ego and narcissism but he isn't dumb. He sees the problems but also cant admit hes wrong or anything.
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I am in the military product industry, the military absolutely demands we provide them warranty for the purchase, typically 3 years on our particular products. We sell the same products outside the military with only a 1 year warranty. And
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Pretty sure if a "security person" worked so well, Walmart wouldn't be severely reducing self checkouts at their stores to Walmart Plus members only.
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>How hard can it be to automate that? Self checkout has been a thing for ages. Heck in Japan the 711s have cashiers but you put the money into a machine that counts and distributes change for them. Supermarkets are actually getting rid o
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by delfinom 1y ago
It's misdirection. They are planning to intentionally publish false data. They are going to say LOOK ITS CRYPTO IT CANT BE CHANGED. And they are going to poker face it.
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>This is why I continue to insist there needs to be building codes for software, with inspections and fines for not following through. This attack could have been used on tens of thousands of institutions to bring down finance, power, te
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by delfinom 1y ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ny-gov-hochul-rejects-l... >New York governor rejects Louisiana's extradition request for doctor in abortion pill case cough
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The problem I've been finding lately is airlines, even via searches like Google Flights will fluctuate prices hourly to daily. And I mean price changes that are nearly double sometimes for economy flights at random times ( looks at Luf
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I'm surprised they don't design the seats such that they pop out two bars under your armpit so that you transfer some of the forces into your shoulder and collar bone instead of just the spine. Same way car seat belts horribly inj
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Well, the NSA thinks its competent for their own needs :3
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From what I understood. It's not "32-bit instructions" that are the problem. It's a load of crap associated with those 32-bit processors. There's more to x86 than just the instruction set. Operating systems need to

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