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A shocking number of homes are also owned by the investor class and it's getting worse.
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2y ago
People can market $1.50 hot dogs to me forever
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2y ago
Now here I thought HP went out of business for being a trash company because that's what a sane universe would have dictated.
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2y ago
The sheer amount of trash this will generate over a small thing like a TPM is something where a competent government would intervene.
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2y ago
I agree, but to be a "propaganda outlet" that intent does not need to be by the republisher. If some news outlet is just reprinting garbage without thought they are culpable for spreading someone else's propaganda through ne
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2y ago
Spouting off someone's talking points without verification makes you propaganda. It's just a question on if it's due to an agenda or incompetence. It's one of those.
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2y ago
"Getting stuff wrong" by not corroborating facts using reliable sources is not acceptable for a news organization.
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2y ago
Can someone explain how this relates to MoltenVK? This just removes the need for it as it's a native driver?
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2y ago
I'm not sure what this comment is relevant to. Timelines is not "new"
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2y ago
Hoping this is a sign of recognition for the push back against Windows 11
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Microsoft announces first Windows 10 Beta build since 2021
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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2y ago
Glad to see some work in this space. While I was doing my PhD all I had was https://datathief.org/ , which usually did the job, but had some limitations and was Java-based. Definitely did some manual extraction from time
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2y ago
If you're into this kind of thing and don't want a hardware investment, check out dexed which is free and multiplatform with VST and AU plugins available. It's ultimately the software that this post is based on. Check out t
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2y ago
I'm not sure how you expect an answer when you don't define what things like "high performance" or "pretty slow and resource inefficient" even mean in your context.
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2y ago
I refuse to believe good things like this can happen anymore, so this is obviously hallucination.
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2y ago
> used it in a small project, and liked almost every bit of it This is the difference
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2y ago
Maybe they're not ads but people who genuinely like the service?
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2y ago
They're entitled to their business model. They're not entitled to it being successful.
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2y ago
I agree "Companies need to move really fast, even if that includes skipping a few steps along the way. The user experience will just have to catch up." is insane. There's a difference between a bad "user experience"
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2y ago
Microsoft complaining about naming things is rich. Can't wait for Copilot to become CopilotSharp Cerebral Suite followed by renaming it to Synapse Core.NET and then releasing Synapse Core for Home, which is an unrelated smart home dev
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2y ago
That's mostly what I did, yes. This is helpful advice. Password managers like Android Keepass also have non-clipboard functionality in keyboards they provide.
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2y ago
Samsung is just consistently frustrating. Their hardware for consumer electronics ( not appliances) is generally pretty good in my experience, but the attitudes they take towards their customers via this planned obsolescence and software&
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2y ago
It's one more than 3 (I think that host just doesn't have AI stuff associated or whatever is bringing it down)
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2y ago
If you still want to search with bing you can use this URL https://www4.bing.com/
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2y ago
I like how in the Year of our Lord 2024 this is not some basic functionality provided with the operating system.
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2y ago
I love clojure, but it's really lost a lot of the momentum it had as many imperative languages have adopted parts of functional programming (and much for the better) over the last many years. On the other side I've felt a lot of t
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2y ago
I would like them to fix file search first. That's what I want to "recall"
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2y ago
Glad you brought this up because that is, in fact, not how it works at all! With legal precedence even! It turns out you can't just say some magic words to make your legal problems go away. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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This was posted up-thread, but there is a clear legal argument known as "passing off" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passing_off . It turns out your "intuition" isn't actually a basis for a le
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2y ago
You're seeing a pattern of bad faith "beg forgiveness instead of asking permission" and they got their hand caught in the cookie jar when someone insisted they didn't want part. Reddit, Stack Overflow, etc were just hap
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