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donohoe
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I am confused. The person who created the PR is user "sasha-id". The person saying no to the refund is also user "sasha-id". What? Where was it exactly thats someone from Anthropic said no to a refund request? I feel I a
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6mo ago
https://archive.ph/bOXGU
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A Systems Glitch at Fidelity Caused One Woman's Savings to Disappear
(nytimes.com)
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EFF pushes back on Google data scandal response: 'Google screwed up'
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AI adoption will accelerate the e-waste crisis
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Apple App Store threatened to remove Grok over deepfakes: Letter
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6mo ago
Do browser extensions next…
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6mo ago
I’d argue it’s not worth it. Engagement and referral traffic from it continue to tank.
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EU should regulate Big Tech, not banning kids from social media, Estonia says
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Under the hood of MDN's new front end
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6mo ago
Was this not a known issue (in terms of trade-offs) for years? I recall discussion back in 2018 at least that made mention of this concern. https://github.com/RealityNet/iOS-Forensics-References https://thef
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6mo ago
I don’t get it. Their setup is so much more complicated and limiting than what they had on Wordpress. I won’t argue with their reasons to move (which don’t stack up for me either but agree to disagree).
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6mo ago
Not a lawyer but... if you have the DVD its legal to make a backup digital copy. I am thinking the same thing. Most recent movies are available for under $20 per DVD - and there are tons of deals. You can get the 4 lego movies for $5 on DVD
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6mo ago
Great idea but is this real? Its a page hosted on CLoudFlare's "pages.dev" service. Their method of contact is a Google Form which does have an email address on this domain "CoLaptop [dot] com", but that as a web ad
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Microsoft terminates VeraCrypt account, halting Windows updates
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The Big Bang: A.I. Has Created a Code Overload
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In the Gulf, GPS jamming leaves delivery drivers navigating blind
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6mo ago
It’s important to note the use-cases here. A lot of this discussion treats "CMS" as a single thing, but the requirements vary wildly depending on scale: one blogger versus a five-person marketing team versus hundreds of authors an
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6mo ago
I really do not know how true that is - or to what extent it matters.
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6mo ago
Ah. I understand your circumstances better. Short answer - I wouldn’t deploy menu changes. That’s usually low-lift that I would do it manually. If I was doing it in a recurring basis I would investigate creating a process to export the menu
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6mo ago
Wordpress has an amazing talent pool of experienced people. EmDash is starting from zero - but you have to start somewhere! I’m very happy with WP, but I’ll be cheering on EmDash if it gets momentum.
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6mo ago
I think the security issue is that people trust random plugins without reviewing them. I’ve been running WP with small and large companies and no big security issues. You either build your own plugins or go with the trusted few you need to
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6mo ago
Huh? That’s not how i think you should be approaching that. I always run local, staging, and production sites. It’s easy to setup and deploy across.
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The global tech boom is over. American AI companies won
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Global Ban on Digital Duties Expires After Stalled Talks at WTO Meeting
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Meta Lays Off 700 Employees, While Rewarding Top Executives
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Meta misled users about its products' safety, jury decides
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Arm Holdings, in Break from Past, Will Sell Its Own Computer Chips
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7mo ago
I hate chatbot for situations like this but I get the reasons here. That said, I was hoping to get info on how it actually performed - nothing. There is nothing to suggest there is a clear metric for success and no hint of one either. It’s
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7mo ago
Typically most primary sources are public.
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