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by drcongo 11mo ago
There's a timecube level of unhinged to his antichrist ramblings - spurious connections steadfastly believed. If he wasn't a billionaire there would be men in white coats chasing him.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
This thread is now causing Kagi to reply with the same answer.
573.
by drcongo 11mo ago
I think that's the point they were making.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
Won't somebody think of the fighter jets.
575.
by drcongo 11mo ago
If there's one thing everyone can agree on, it's that Hitler really brought the good times for the people of Germany.
576.
by drcongo 11mo ago
I'd love to know wht this excellent post is getting downvoted, though I suspect I know the answer.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
I nearly died a few weeks ago and it's amazing how much of a shift it has caused in my mental state and overall outlook. Good luck on Monday.
578.
by drcongo 11mo ago
I'm using CachyOS on a Strix Halo machine. It's pretty good, certainly a lot easier to get on with than I found Ubuntu Desktop.
579.
by drcongo 11mo ago
As Marx so famously wrote, all the wealth earned by the people should be concentrated into the hands of a few chosen elites.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
This is the book that introduced the idea of disaster capitalism - how to profit from other people's misery.
581.
by drcongo 11mo ago
They're holding it wrong.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
I still use Safari as my primary browser as the integration with passwords is so seamless, but I pay for Orion because I want it to succeed.
583.
by drcongo 11mo ago
Loved the thought processes in this post, so definitely interested. Notion always feels half-baked.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
On the huge pile of money he made shorting the pound before the vote.
585.
by drcongo 11mo ago
Why would an outdated OS prevent emergency calls specifically?
586.
by drcongo 11mo ago
> Google Vertex is their equivalent of Amazon Bedrock Well, that clears that up.
587.
by drcongo 11mo ago
Came back up for a few minutes and has gone down again. https://www.cloudflarestatus.com has nothing.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
Imagine how much of that traffic was just the bots following the endless redirects.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
Actually, since posting this I've vaguely remembered a previous discussion on here about differences between LED bulbs sold in the US and those sold in UK/EU so maybe that explains it.
590.
by drcongo 11mo ago
Maybe buy your bulbs somewhere else? I'm yet to replace any of the LED bulbs I've bought over the past 15 years and honestly can't even remember the last time a bulb failed.
591.
by drcongo 11mo ago
That's not how they, or anyone else, uses it on code though - that's on their notes. This is just a feature, it's up to you how you use it.
592.
by drcongo 11mo ago
It's just pair programming when you're doing it on code so if you can bear pair programming you'll be fine. Personally, I hate it.
593.
by drcongo 11mo ago
Technically Arriva is now American owned.
594.
by drcongo 11mo ago
Oh no. I look forward to watching my browser redirect 40 times on every attempted page load.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
(Nearly?) all of the the "private" rail operators in the UK are actually the national operators of other countries - Germany, France, Italy and I think Netherlands. The national rail operators mostly know how to run a decent ser
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by drcongo 11mo ago
I wonder if AMD have bothered finishing the gfx drivers for this before release.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
Absolutely agree. When you buy olive oil in Europe you get oil made from olives.
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by drcongo 11mo ago
> Inspired by the concept of “a piece of cloth”.
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by drcongo 1y ago
Grotesque apologism.
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by drcongo 1y ago
I was assuming they'd bought it from Serif. This is madness.

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