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by dkiebd 1y ago
Damn what an insufferable person the author seems to be. I get it, what happened sucks for you, but maybe grow up.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
I was thinking precisely that making Africa appear larger would make it even more evident what a waste of space it is. If I were African I’d rather try and go unnoticed.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Why do you think he ran out of hair?
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by dkiebd 1y ago
> Not because of aesthetics, but because Gnome is a pain for me to use and it's very hard, sometimes impossible, to configure it to be better. That’s good, but not what I was discussing here
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Gnome may not be perfect but it’s sooo much better than kde. kde is just awful, it’s an eternal mockup, as if they let the code writers also design the interface. They have no idea what they are doing. And they are so used to bad interfaces
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by dkiebd 1y ago
I disagree. macOS and gnome are really good. Even xfce is better than kde
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Damn, those screenshots. It’s been so many years and everything looks so unpolished still. Wrong margins, wrong font size, bad font choice, etc. They really need a professional designer.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Almost all wireless plans have a cap on the amount of data you can download on top of the speed cap.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Is it a security issue? I thought it was just the crawlers spending the energy in solving the challenges?
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by dkiebd 1y ago
We have no idea how much that CO2 will cost to remove since we don't have the technology, and that is assuming that we need to remove it, so I don't understand why you think that is "way too cheap"?
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by dkiebd 1y ago
And here I was thinking this was about a supermarket in Iceland.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
It’s in the interest of the media which is what allows those politicians to stay in power.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Sanitation and road infrastructure built during the Roman Empire is still in use today.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
How is unobstructed area, a term you just made up, better than safe area, a term that has been standard for decades?
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by dkiebd 1y ago
I live in a democracy, Spain, and the government controls the press through subsidies and ads. All mass media is losing money; our biggest media conglomerate has been in a hole of almost 1 billion euros for decades. The president of the cou
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by dkiebd 1y ago
This completely depends on the moderation policies of the website. So, yes, the platforms are at fault.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Unironically. His passengers will produce more money working and/or spend more money buying. The taxi driver is a direct enabler of all of this.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Users gave their data to Flo, and Flo then gave it to Meta. What repercussions do you want for Meta?
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by dkiebd 1y ago
So when I visit a site in a language I don’t know and Chrome translates it for me then Chrome is editing the website?
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by dkiebd 1y ago
That’s a very glib interpretation of the message, bordering on the malicious.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Everything but reading the scriptures, huh? They are much deeper than “love your neighbour” I can assure you. It’s a thick book.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
It is also a much different way of consuming recipes than what the overwhelming majority of users of the internet experience.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
That information is also completely irrelevant since it doesn’t change the point of the article or the point of my response at all. Therefore an LLM omitting it is not an issue.
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by dkiebd 1y ago
I have downloaded my data with google takeout dozens of times without a single issue. Speed was very high (maximum possible for my connection) and never had a download error. I’m talking about multi-gigabyte exports of my email and my drive
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by dkiebd 1y ago
> The author saw a Google AI Search ad that could identify ramen from a photo and provide a recipe. They criticise generative AI for repackaging other people’s hard work into bland, soulless output, unlike trusted recipe writers whose wo
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by dkiebd 1y ago
> I always wonder at the way cities seem to bend over backwards for the worst technology for moving people ever invented, and don't dare do anything that deprioritizing the use of this technology. I don’t get it - is your comment pr
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by dkiebd 1y ago
I completely reject the notion that direct democracy is bad because Politicians Know Better. It’s borderline if not completely authoritarian and frankly disgusting. Maybe consider that Switzerland is one of the best if not the best country
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by dkiebd 1y ago
They don’t say it literally like that, but they say stuff that boils down to that. People who live wicked lifestyles are tolerated or even celebrated because obviously Jesus loves everybody (He really doesn’t).
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by dkiebd 1y ago
How many Windows Phones shipped?
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by dkiebd 1y ago
Are you giving a list of things that support what I said?

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