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by dwighttk 2y ago
Looks like a picture of a motherboard
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by dwighttk 2y ago
No LLM model is doing any thinking.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Multi player co op or single player in that order… there is no 3
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Newsome really seems to be trying to stay in the headlines these days. Seems like a new law notable enough for headlines signed every day the past week or so.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Yeah “fixed” kinda sounds like a bug was found and Apple fixed it quickly
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by dwighttk 2y ago
>UPDATE: Spoke too soon… The problem discussed here turned out to be specific to Little Snitch 6.1 and not a general issue in macOS. It will be fixed in an update of Little Snitch later today.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Ant that’s just the structures, next is the purpose
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by dwighttk 2y ago
how does that help?
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by dwighttk 2y ago
This poster saw someone answer a question about iOS with “buy Android” so that must be the only possible solution.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Yes. It does. Android partisans will answer questions the way Android partisans answer questions I.e. buy Android.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
1Blocker will block ads on YouTube on safari and has a local proxy that might work on ads in the app (not sure don’t use the app)
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by dwighttk 2y ago
> User replaceable cell phone batteries used to be the norm, not the exception. Few enough people want them that no one makes them anymore (That’s what people mean when they say no one wanted them)
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Those articles were awful and at least some were noticeable
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Perhaps they aren’t worried about justification
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by dwighttk 2y ago
You could always ask a worker at the big box too…
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Safari does allow ad blockers.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
As a Cub Scout we went on a tour of the observatory and I think we were able to see the pictured view, but I may just be remembering the story and imagining the image. They definitely told us the story and all the kids were like “coool!”
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by dwighttk 2y ago
It is worth noting that this was across year as the article mentions an hour in 2013 and a month in a later year (forgot which one) that wind was the leader…
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by dwighttk 2y ago
thankfully they have a "never recommend this channel" that I find pretty effective when they're sending me bait...
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by dwighttk 2y ago
I use 1Blocker
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by dwighttk 2y ago
gotta feed the algorithm, and it will still try crap, but eventually ends up more signal than noise
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by dwighttk 2y ago
>That’s where I’ve ended up… Where did he end up? Intentional misinformation? It was definitely not clear but that was the last one he listed…
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by dwighttk 2y ago
>The kicker is that the out of place hold hasn’t been used in a long time. I’m guessing the belay rope issue was real and the actual cause of the other lane always winning then.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
In the us sometimes people do that because of an agricultural exemption to property taxes.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
“Price-gouged” is sort of a dog-whistle for me these days… most often when it is used it is a person complaining about a limited resource costing more when in high demand. It’s not always 100% that but usually leans heavily that way on the
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Yeah I was off, but by their numbers 87% of the time, there are no others on my birthdate or there is one other and opposite gender. 13% of the time is 1 same gender or more of either or both.
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by dwighttk 2y ago
Not sure… I have a bundle of Downton Abbey that is no longer for sale on iTunes and I can play it, but (for a while, they may have fixed it) at the end of an episode you had to navigate to the next episode by selecting the show and scrollin
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by dwighttk 2y ago
OP seems to claim 13% same / 87% opposite
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by dwighttk 2y ago
That seems to be saying it is extremely likely that the only other person in my zip code that shares my birthdate is opposite gender
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by dwighttk 2y ago
>If most or all users choose to block them then it would have roughly the same effect as blocking third party cookies by default would. Sure but most won’t unless the “go away now” button is “block” which I’m guessing Google wouldn’t do.

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