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freedude
4y ago
Have you received a cease and desist letter from Days of Wonder? If not, then it cannot be a legitimate trademark violation. In the US they must defend their own trademark with a lawsuit or threat of one. If you are in Europe then your coun
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freedude
4y ago
The interesting thing about truth is that it is binary by its nature. Something is either true or false. There is no "My Truth" or "Your Truth" as the public school system would corrupt you into believing but there is on
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freedude
4y ago
:D
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freedude
4y ago
This is not new. Back before time began we had thermal fax machines that did the same thing. Try reading the paper after it was left in the sunshine all afternoon. Oops! This is a niche that doesn't solve problems but may create new pr
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freedude
4y ago
Yup. Exactly.
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freedude
4y ago
All this proves is Turing's methodology is flawed. It ignores the primary question in a vain attempt to create an oddity. What good does it do for the "hints" to do the work of Python, Pascal, C++ or anything else for that ma
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freedude
4y ago
If this is really a problem good business rules are being ignored. Where is the long list of items that have been shoved to the backburner? What lean projects could be implemented that Bob can work on? i.e. Bob makes everyone more efficient
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freedude
4y ago
That is where you are wrong. They are not my rules. They are commands of God to be obeyed. They are meant to be followed and to show one thing: That we cannot obey them perfectly. If we could, and history proves we can't, then we would
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freedude
4y ago
Try looking for either a laptop or a 2in1 PC and you will have greater success. System76 has some well engineered equipment with Linux preinstalled that is worth purchasing. Use a "Live distro" version on your existing touchscreen
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freedude
4y ago
If the shoe fits... "Judaism, Christianity, or Islam" ...all of the above didn't follow the ten commandments. The problem isn't in the list of rules. The ten commandments are very well formed and cover the greatest injus
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freedude
4y ago
Yours is one intolerant viewpoint. Regardless, since 16th century or so what is good in western civilization has been promoted by Christian belief.
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freedude
4y ago
Just because the image is publicly available doesn't mean it should have been copied. Some legalities worth pondering. Are the AI generated images copyrighted? Are they protected behind any form of paywall? Are those using the image
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freedude
4y ago
You do realize that many of the greatest scientific minds and advancements are from people that have a Christian religious background. Some that immediately come to mind are Galileo Galilei, Blaise Pascal, Leonhard Euler, Michael Faraday, C
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freedude
4y ago
"What you're listing (clearly inspired by the ten commandments) wasn't sufficient for Judaism, Christianity, or Islam, even though at least two of those rose to dominance within preexisting civilisations that had a whole bunc
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freedude
4y ago
It is really to bad eucryphia's post was flagged. It is always nicer when we can have a free, and honest discussion without the nannies swatting at each of us when we don't fall into line. Perhaps the nannies "covet" the
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freedude
4y ago
"how do you get whoever it's aimed at to care?" When there is an emptiness inside that must be filled. What do you fill it with?
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freedude
4y ago
They should have titled this the Humanist manual for Civilization. The most significant influence in civilization is the Bible. This is worse than missing a solution. It is looking a problem, seeing the piece that fits the puzzle and lookin
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freedude
4y ago
Exactly. Even in the midwest where humidity, salt and freezing temps are significant issues the 1940s tech can still work after much disuse if care is taken to get it running properly. Check out youtube there are plenty of "Will it run
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4y ago
So you are paying municipal tax dollars for charging stations? That sounds like highway robbery
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freedude
4y ago
"EV will need its batteries replaced every N years at a substantial all-at-once price" You can count on replacing them in 8-10 years. It is currently a false economy based upon a false narrative to buy an electric car. At $6.00&#x
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4y ago
Ponder this a moment. How many batteries will last 200,000 miles? What is the average mileage put on a car per year? 10,000 to 15,000? That is a payback in 13 to 20 years per EV. The expected EV battery life is 8 to 10 years. "Somethin
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freedude
4y ago
What happens when a camera can't be used in a location that needs added "security" (which is really surveillance and not security) but it cannot be used due to expected privacy reasons (bathrooms, locker rooms, fitting rooms)
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4y ago
"Privacy protection is a growing concern in the digital era, with machine vision techniques widely used throughout public and private settings. Existing methods address this growing problem by, e.g., encrypting camera images or obscuri
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Oh and this Noam Chomsky thought... "When the corporatization of the state capitalist societies took place a century ago, in part in reaction to massive market failures, conservatives – a breed that now scarcely exists– objected to thi
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Congress and Tax Fraud versus Covid Fraud
(jonathanturley.org)
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“There are currently 500 people working on pandemic-fraud cases across the offices of 21 inspectors general, plus investigators from the F.B.I., the Secret Service, the Postal Inspection Service and the Internal Revenue Service.”
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freedude
4y ago
A better question might be why is a company considered a legal entity or even a technical entity? It has been said that they shouldn't be and that legality should rest with the individual companies' owner. This of course would end
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freedude
4y ago
New things require initiative, outside the box thinking, ability to test and think around the test for flaws. How to break, fix and document those things in regard to the existing current state of technology at your workplace. Maintaining e
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freedude
4y ago
You have plenty of great suggestions below. Another would be to contact local homeschooling groups and see if there is any interest. In groups that emphasize Classical education it is common for those gifted in mathematics and sciences to n
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4y ago
We have been burned very badly by vendor lock-in in the past so we now have policies against renting other companies computers.
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