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delfinom
3y ago
Nope, the only kids that used the showers in my high school were the ones after their sports training after school.
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3y ago
Print PowerPoint to PDF. And hope that both of you are using Adobe lol Or make your presentations as a website and hope their browser follows the same standards, they don't have bad extensions or security policies setup that may break
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3y ago
I think it's awful. We need more public transit in this country. Giving up rail right of ways, which are a nightmare to obtain now with basically needing to take billions of dollars in properties away from people is dumb.
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delfinom
3y ago
Windows 10+ now have openssh proper by Microsoft. No need to use putty with it's own custom key format among other nonsense.
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3y ago
They didn't care an actual us adversary bought a major pork producer in the US.... Japan is at least an allied country, and they wouldn't be buying a failing company to just throw it away. The company that mainly opposed it, Cleve
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3y ago
In the engineering world outside software, our cad tools generate rich interactive functionality into PDFs, including but not limited to 3d models for those doing mechanical work.
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3y ago
I know plenty of people who are at the age they should have learnt to navigate without phones and they still suck at direction. It could just be a problem just like how 4% of the population have no ability to visualize mentally aka aphantas
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3y ago
589mm notch filters are readily available https://www.edmundoptics.com/p/589nm-cwl-125mm-dia-hard-coat...
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3y ago
Yes, thankfully the patent claims are specific with polarization so the method with sodium vapor here is safe.
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3y ago
They aren't ads like ads. They are promoted apps from the Microsoft store.
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3y ago
That's the thing though. Google doesn't cough up the article content. It just shows headlines with links to the article for people to read. It's nothing like the AIs which are actually generating the entire content from quest
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3y ago
You use the tool best fit for your application. That's the answer to any language debate. That's how people make millions in profit even running just PHP ;)
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3y ago
No my dude, these patents are expired 4 years ago. The problem with patents, you can file lawsuits over past infringement as long as the patent was valid when the infringement occurred.
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3y ago
It's quite ironic that rural living is devolved to processed food garbage in America. I come from rural Poland, vegetables were very much on the table every day be it fresh or pickled. Rural regions are the ones that should be more cap
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3y ago
Nah getting you fee engineer interested isn't that hard, there's always a fun challenge in mastering something. You just have to give them time to figure it out. At my workplace, we still ship devices with AMD 8086 processors to
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3y ago
Yea seriously, some of the rural areas in decline have been in the news because they actively oppose any new development that might actually revive the area. Be it cries of "think of the traffic" or noise or whatever.
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3y ago
So how does the government pay for rural infrastructure if literally the taxes are waived for both residents and corporations? The military is already subsidizing rural areas. Over the past few decades, pretty much all major defense manufac
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3y ago
Lol, the joke here is depending on rural areas. You may wait a few hours just for an ambulance to show up in the first place.
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3y ago
Your board shooting into your face has always been a concern with saws. Hence why you don't stand in the line of fire when making cuts.
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3y ago
I remember when Apple marketed swift as being xx times faster! In fine print, compared to python, lul.
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3y ago
I "abandon" carts because I was just dicking around and building a wishlist really. According to some market papers, this is stealing from the retailer or something. Lol
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3y ago
Hahaha. The point of cloud was selling businesses on IT as a subscription. And it did start simple as "look ma, no hands managing a database". But then biggesr cloud providers went and threw themselves heavily at sales to enterpri
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3y ago
Lol my dude, trampolines in backyards being a rejection reason has nothing to do with climate change. Yes climate change has caused an upheaval in some geographical regions. But there are many economic forces at play, from the treatment of
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3y ago
I wouldn't trust Tuta like Proton Tuta ran a blog post about how Microsoft was out to get them because users of Tuta couldn't create Microsoft accounts. The kick? It's because Tuta was incompetent and we're using the sam
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3y ago
I don't think the attacker saw the systemd change at all personally. The way the exploit was setup, they could have pivoted to targeting basically any application server because there's so many interdependencies. python, php and r
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3y ago
My problem with stronger identity is it violates open source licenses. Source code is provided without warranty and this statement is clear in the license. Putting an verified identity behind the source code publish is basically starting to
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3y ago
Yea people are too accepting of allowing asshats like the Jigar messages. Simple ban and get the fuck out. Too often I've dealt with people trying to rationalize it as much as "o its just cultural, they don't understand"
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3y ago
Open model weight bans will be impossible to implement unless the US literally implements the great firewall of China itself.
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3y ago
Google has no brand strategy other than slapping material ui on everything.
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3y ago
Depending on the state, it is now a legal requirement for salaries posted up front. This is a requirement in California, Colorado and NY. But yes it also helps attract talent.
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