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floam
2y ago
This was so beyond me I fed the PDF to ChatGPT and asked it for fun. https://chatgpt.com/share/e0eca11b-b756-4fab-a1be-4c8340854f...
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floam
2y ago
Can someone please explain the “second power button”? I have no idea.
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floam
2y ago
I sure don’t know because I didn’t pay. I mean, probably the Chinese.
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floam
2y ago
All I think Notepad++ did was criticize Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in its release notes. I guess it rubbed this guy the wrong way.
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2y ago
Sounds like I’m on an aircraft carrier.
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2y ago
Am I right to understand the basic issue is: people are, due to illness now homebound, and in the middle of nowhere? Like they used to live on the frontier or call it what you want but they used to drive 3 hours every few weeks to the close
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floam
2y ago
Kinda. Not a controlled substance, but controlled. I think the 96 Mystic at least used controlled dyes that only Ford had license for from the federal reserve. Google it yourself because maybe it’s an urban legend.
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2y ago
Hardcore fans demand to feel they earned their spot by having more endurance, being quicker, even if it ends up being kind of luck when it opens up. I’ve seen something through Ticketmaster that added a lottery system, giving a certain perc
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2y ago
I also accidentally brought my Adderall, having packed in a hurry. It’s just an illegal drug there. I didn’t realize until I was going through my bags in a hotel. I’ve never claimed I’m particularly smart. In all liklihood if I had been cau
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2y ago
I “hacked” free WiFi on a very long flight to Beijing about 10 years ago when I was in my 20s. I was visiting my girlfriend’s family and didn’t actually have more than $20 to my name at the time. It was a simple matter of joining the networ
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2y ago
So are you. Your brain is just an lstodd simulator that it fine tuned initially to get food and positive attention as a baby and then the crucible of your adolescence. What’s amazing is the way these human models can confabulate rationality
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floam
2y ago
He did not answer the question in your quote.
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floam
2y ago
I’ll bite what cool stuff is “too woke” Google or Apple missing in glyphs?
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floam
2y ago
It has no type, so you can cast it to whatever it actually is. Even a function you will call. The main use case is generic functions. And in data structures like this.
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2y ago
I would hunt for my friend spider. Find an ant, throw it into the net, watch how quickly spider friend descends right to the spot and spins it into a take-out container. Really only works with live victims. If they died before I threw them
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2y ago
This probably breaks my brains’ ability to predict the “hot” pixel, and is also really stupid and unnecessary. I want it Pixels these days are too small anyhow MacOS has a feature where you can shake/fling the mouse/your finger on
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2y ago
It looks like the beginning state is random, but I’m sure it’s possible to create starting conditions that will eventually leave detritus that spells something.
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2y ago
You 100% asked ChatGPT to write your comment for you.
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Two indicted: Leased 24 payphone lines, autodialing $500k in 1-800 calls (2002)
(sfgate.com)
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floam
2y ago
A good 720p plasma is still a great display to this day.
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2y ago
They’re both “right”, people with manors have manners, so I’m not sure but think that might dq it as an eggcorn.
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2y ago
Every browser, curl yes.
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2y ago
Brotli is a better example, as it was literally purpose made for HTML/CSS/JS. It is now supported basically everywhere for HTTP compression, and uses a huge custom dictionary (about 120KB) that was trained on simulated web traffic
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2y ago
Deeeeaaath.
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2y ago
FaceTime deals with this by changing your eyeballs realtime
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2y ago
I think it’s an artifact of translation or ESL. Imagine he said “pestered”. I don’t think he necessarily meant the effect it had on his mood.
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floam
2y ago
7th chevron encoded and locked.
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2y ago
One thing to keep in mind m about LockBit ransomeware was it was SaaS — errr RaaS — and there is a good chance the target was picked by an insider there, or it was at least some opportunistic hacker not really associated with those who pr
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2y ago
They hate us because we’re happy
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2y ago
You guys did not create the conditions for something better to do better.
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